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Hyperlocal Community News: A Case Study of myHeimat

Snurb — Thursday 10 September 2009 22:10
Produsers and Produsage | Journalism | Gatewatching and Citizen Journalism | Industrial Journalism | Future of Journalism 2009 |

Cardiff.


If it's Thursday, this must be Cardiff, and my third conference paper for this brief European tour; I'm here at Future of Journalism 2009 with a presentation drawing on the interviews with the myHeimat crew which I conducted in October 2008. As always, the Powerpoint is below, and I'll add the audio as soon as I can I've now added the audio, too; the full paper is also online already.

Citizen Journalism and Everyday Life: A Case Study of Germany's myHeimat.de

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