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Guardian's n0tice Will Pay Citizen Moderators
The latest forward-thinking digital initiative from The Guardian, n0tice.com, has just announced a healthy revenue sharing model for administrators of its hyperlocal message boards. n0tice is a location-powered Web community
Social Media Used to Keep Flood Victims Informed
Getting information out to victims and their families during a disaster is a major issue for any relief organization. So while the Central United States recovers from a spate of
CNN Announces iReport Awards for Participatory Journalism
If you're a TV actor, you have the Emmy Awards. If you're a journalist, you have the Pulitzer Prize. But if you're a citizen reporter, what do you have? Nothing,
Credit Cards Are Killing Creativity: The Case for a New Online Payments System
With the rise of startups like Square, and near-field communication technology going global, we're seeing payment systems change drastically in the real world. These tools are making our lives easier
Commuter Feed Uses Twitter for Localized Traffic Reports
Twitter was originally designed as an app that would allow people to share information about what they were doing within a distributed group setting. It's something akin to a collection
Earthquake in UK? News Broken on Twitter
It would appear that an earthquake was just felt across the UK (hopefully not a major one!). Where did the news first break? Well, we heard about it over Twitter.
Flixwagon Launches New Platform
Flixwagon, one of the top providers of live video broadcasting applications for consumers, has just announced the launch of a new telco-grade platform targeting both mobile carriers and media organizations.
Citizen Journalism Part 2, Localized News - Buffalo Rising and PerthNorg
In our introductory post on Citizen Journalism (CJ), we reviewed Newsvine - an innovative and well-designed citizen journalism web site. In this post we'll review two examples of 'localized' CJ:
Ah, the Boom and Bust - those were the days...
The dotcom boom and bust has been voted the most influential Internet moment of the past 10 years, by organisers of the annual Webby Awards: "Launched by Netscape's IPO in
Ask.com Co-Founder Joins Allvoices
David Warthen, co-founder of search engine Ask.com (formerly Ask Jeeves) has joined citizen journalism site Allvoices as its Chief Technology Officer. Warthen was co-founder, and CTO for, Ask Jeeves. As
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