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Citizen journalism is becoming an increasingly large influence on the mainstream media.

Camera cell phones and handheld media devices allow individuals to be grassroots news reporters on the scene. Citizen journalists are changing how news is created.

It is also known as networked journalism, open source journalism, grassroots media, participatory journalism, and citizen media.

Citizen journalists, whose number include bloggers and other cyber-journalists are getting help in their battle to be counted as first-class journalistic citizens.

Orato is a popular citizen journalism website that has recently refocused its attention on attracting freelance writers who are paid for their first-person accounts.

In my book, BLOGWARS, I talk about one of many events that confirms old and new media are building upon each other.

When someone records footage on their phones, or writes a social commentary in a blog, this is citizen journalism. This affects traditional media in a multitude of ways.

Citizen Journalism is the wave of the future for many journalists. Learn all about citizen journalism and the role of the citizen journalist in today's society.

Citizen journalism is largely unregulated but there are citizen reporters sued for slander and liable. Valuable ethics lessons can be learned from the mainstream media.

Citizen photo journalists would do well to take guidance from the history and time-tested, ethical guidelines of those who have blazed the trail of photojournalism.

Photojournalism with its rich history of social commentary and objective timely story-telling is at a crucial crossroads. Citizen journalism may be its newest face.

How the video of Neda Agha Soltan's death marks a defining moment in the history of media. Has it changed the concept of Freedom to Publish in the digital age?

Project Censored leads the way in reproducing reports and articles that have been omitted from the news and helps the public become aware of freedom of speech issues.

All arguments that Sarah Palin's family should be left alone by journalists disappeared when she paraded them on stage at the Republican National Convention.

The Taliban leader directly responsible for September 11th attacks is free. The media must grill presidential candidates about this outrage. America deserves closure.

Thinking of starting a blog? You'll need a blog topic! Get ideas for blog topics and blog themes for new bloggers who want to earn money blogging on the web!

2010 edition of Britain's best-selling restaurant guide rates over 1200 of the best restaurants in the UK, with best-value dining choices and money-off vouchers too.

Having a large and engaged follower base allows one to fully experience the most interactive and powerful online social media service today.

Journalists often need to interview crime and trauma victims about what happened to them. This can be extraordinarily difficult for both reporter and trauma victim.

International News Reporting is a compilation of essays from leading reporters edited by John Owen and Heather Purdey.

The upcoming challenger to the community newspaper is evolving in surprising ways, and more quickly than traditional media might like.

Recent comments from Rep. Jared Polis (D-Colo.) about the closing of The Rocky Mountain News show a lack of respect in these troubled economic times.

Contrary to popular belief, the future of journalism is a bright one and the marriage between news and the web will be long lasting and loving.

David Pogue shares thousands of tweets from followers about life, opinions, personal stories, and the shared human experience in a thought-provoking and humorous book.

Massive downsizing in the TV news business is altering journalist demographics. Many are choosing to leave a business where their talents are not appreciated.

This new world includes a lingo of its own - weblogs, citizen journalism, and interactivity, which means the users can add to the news product.

Washington Huskies lose to BYU after 15 yard penalty against quarterback Jake Locker leads to a blocked extra point that would have tied the game.

Attorney Dr. Gonzo and Doctor of Journalism Raoul Duke set off across the Nevada desert in a drug fueled journalistic mission: to cover the Mint 400 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Corporate communication is overhead and a frequent target for budget cuts.

Compassion Fatigue is an ambitious analysis of the how the media sells disease, famine, death, and war in the last two decades of the twentieth century.

There are vast amount of finances being used to conduct the war on terror. However, terrorism seems to be on the rise still. Is the "war on terror" a bad strategy?

Journalism blogs, like Neiman Journalism Lab, are where the future of news and what to do about the newspaper crisis are being intensely debated. Anyone can join in.

Everyone can learn something about the future of journalism and the news business at these blogs. They can join the conversation, if they wish.

Industry leaders, searching for an improved business model for newspapers on the internet, think they've found it. Their readers could be the new revenue stream.

People spend more time with digital visual media than ever before. Understanding visual communication and design is an indispensable facet of literacy.

Uncertainty surrounds the Washington Times after executive firings and the unexplained resignation of the executive editor. The paper also announces staff cutbacks.

The Senate Judiciary Committee's shield law would include bloggers among those covered as journalists. They would be protected in maintaining confidentiality of sources.