Lo último escrito sobre ohmynews en Bligoo

plugins/flash/img/trans.gif" title="http://static.slidesharecdn.com/swf/ssplayer2.swf?doc=periodismociudadanowebinar-090318173506-phpapp01&stripped_title=periodismo-ciudadano-para-webinar-abrecabezas" En el  Webinar Abrecabezas & Ubiqq del  jueves 19 de marzo, María Pastora Sandoval nos expuso sobre el periodismo ciudadano, una nueva forma de participación de la sociedad. Ahí nos mostró los postulados y algunos ejemplos concretos de esta nueva forma de movilización social, la que ha derivado en tendencias como que personas comunes y corrientes realizan un noticiero y lo suben a You Tube, o se crean micrositios especializados para la publicación de noticias. Además habló del (Leer más)

Note: In June I was hired by the Berkman Center for Internet and Society to write a case study about the effect that the Korean citizen journalism site OhmyNews has had on democracy in that country. I finished the first draft of the report last week. This is the executive summary. Ever since Tom Paine wrote "Common Sense" in 1776, citizen journalism has been strengthening democracy. By providing an alternative to mainstream media in both content and perspective, citizen journalism (Leer más)

I finally have a deadline for my OhmyNews case study so I went to the library today to do some serious work. I'm about a third of the way through, and one of the conclusions I'm coming to is that the real story isn't the OhmyNews citizen journalism site. The real story is the citizen journalists themselves, the thousands of people who, basically for free, devote hours to the publication of the truth for the common good. Another OhmyNews claim (Leer más)