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22 December 2005

Citizen Journalists make your own TV news

Channel 4 and ITN have joined together to offer viewers the chance to develop their own ‘citizen journalism’. Breaking the News – developed by indie producer Illumina Digital - enables viewers to produce their own news stories through an online initiative designed to improve media literacy.
ITN will provide images that users can then edit to compile their own packages. The new website can be found at www.channel4.com/breakingthenews and will also offer master classes with ITN journalists as well as a course in broadcast news.

Matt

22 December 2005 in Citizen journalists | Permalink

Comments

Good stuff as per usual, thanks. I do hope this kind of thing gets more exposure.

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This would be interesting to see. It is really amazing that is still being run when they are accused of such weighty charges. It is even more amazing that they are given more contracts after the fact too.

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Also an excellent oppotunity for students too.

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