By Mindy McAdams

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New guide for citizen journalists

From the Global Voices collective comes a nice guide that could be useful in journalism education as well as in numerous developing countries or other places with press constraints:

The PDF includes lots of links to interesting blogs and other cit-J sites where people are reporting on things that matter. If you’re one of those folks who thinks citizen journalism is all a bunch of bad photos of people’s backyard barbecues, take a look and learn something new!

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  1. Guia para jornalismo do cidadão | Cit-J Guide « O Lago | The Lake writes:

    [...] um pequeno guia para cidadãos jornalistas, com muitos recursos e dicas interessantes. Via New guide for citizen journalists , por Mindy [...]

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