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May 09, 2007

NewsTrust: Readers as editors

At the WeMedia conference, I interviewed Fabrice Florin about his fascinating NewsTrust.net project, where readers become involved in the editorial process by rating and commenting on news stories. (Motto: Your guide to good journalism.)

The 13-minute interview (which will take a little while to load) was part of the Principles of Citizen Journalism project, and I haven't had time to post it here until now. I also hung around Miami a bit with Fabrice and had a grand time.

Interviewer: JD Lasica
Length: 13:37
Also see: Fairness in journalism video
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May 9, 2007 at 01:43 PM in Citizen media, Interviews | Permalink | Comments (0)

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