OurMedia and NowPublic are two new websites dedicated to allowing normal folks to share media items (video, audio, news, etc.) with the world.
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Tapping into a growing interest in so-called grass-roots media, two Web sites launched this week that aim to become repositories and clearinghouses for a wide variety of digital content created by the public.
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It’s clear from Six Apart’s acquisition of Live Journal, Yahoo!’s purchase of Flickr, the Yahoo! 360 service, and Microsoft’s MSN Spaces service that the blogosphere is changing. Jeremy Zawodny posted yesterday a few of his thoughts on where he...
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With NowPublic, bloggers and citizen journalists can automatically dispatch reporters and photographers to the site of a news story anywhere in the world. At the same time photographers can safely distribute, manage, license and sell their work through NowPublic's portable,...
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In mijn hoofdartikel van
gisteren stipte ik al even aan dat de relatie tussen journalistiek en
blogging een uiterst actueel thema is. In de UK vond eind februari een
debat plaats over de vraag of de tradionele rol van journalisten
bedreigd wordt door simpelweg iedereen die...
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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Clear Channel, the nation's largest owner of radio stations, is preparing to launch an ambitious program of made-for-the-Web concerts, with Rob Thomas, formerly of Matchbox 20, slated as the first performer, according to the New York Daily News.
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Tapping into a growing interest in so-called grass-roots media, two Web sites launched this week that aim to become repositories and clearinghouses for a wide variety of digital content created by the public.
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The Ourmedia site puts few limits on the type of content that people can submit, beyond a prohibition on pornography and already copyrighted material. How-to videos are as valid as home video of Little League baseball games, student films or political videos.
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Tapping into a growing interest in so-called grass-roots media, two Web sites launched this week that aim to become repositories and clearinghouses for a wide variety of digital content created by the public.
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Look out OhmyNews and Wikinews, NowPublic is the next generation of citizen journalist sites. It aims to put photographers and citizen journalists together to bring us the news. Go take look and you'll instantly see what I mean. The message is clear, the site is clean and...
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Spotted this tiny fly on the mutabilis rose and went for it with the close-up lenses. Lots of action on the mutabilis petals late this afternoon. I photographed an ant dragging off a ladybug. Decided not to upload that as I figured the massive tongue on the tiny fly was...
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NowPublic , the new citizen's media site CyberJournalist.net reported on earlier this week , has launched as expected.
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A big week for citizen journalism, with two major launches: NowPublic and Ourmedia. Susan points to NowPublic, which is a news site where anybody can report or request news about a given topic: Susan Mernit’s Blog: LaunchesNowPublic–new. A social network meets...
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