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The Globe and Mail published a story about uncultured today. Here's the segment of the article where he talks about NowPublic, follow the link to read it in full.
Inspired, he took a break from his studies and went to stay with his grandmother in Dhaka. With no training in aid work, no organization behind him and no real plan of action, he was winging it. He started off distributing bottled water in a flood zone, then persuaded a European company to give him free bed nets and water purification straws for distribution. He documented it all on his website and videos, recently featured by the Vancouver-based citizen journalism site NowPublic.com.
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Dhaka, Bangladesh
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at 11:52 on December 21st, 2007
Great to see one of our contributors getting so much exposure, and the NowPublic namecheck ain't so bad either.
at 12:00 on December 21st, 2007
The way the headline reads, it makes it sound like Canada's national newspaper considers this citizen journalism website to be unrefined.
at 12:05 on December 21st, 2007
good point - for those not familiar with 'uncultured' i'm sure the headline got their attention. I've refined the headline...what da'ya think, better?
at 15:20 on December 21st, 2007
... I'll take that as a compliment! (Great catch, actually)
at 16:28 on December 21st, 2007
I am completely blown away by this article and am extremely glad that the Globe and Mail author didn't forget to mention NowPublic.
at 22:49 on December 21st, 2007
ryan nadel, Good stuff.
Nice to get a NP plug and someone is doing something to help those in need,
at 00:18 on December 22nd, 2007
Good job ryan.
Really good job uncultured!
at 08:57 on December 23rd, 2007
Great stuff~~