The use of mobile journalism as a means of community nature conservation and empowerment by Pipope Panitchpakdi

1. Bringing Mobile Journalism to Our Communities
PIPOPE PANITCHPAKDI

2. Broadcasting Professional

4. With passion in reporting
community stories

5. Charoen Wataksorn
Bonok Anti-Coal Power plant Activist
1967-2004
My Big Turning Point

6. Community Journalism needs to be reinvented. And the best
place to start with mobile technology.

7. Transformation

8. Mr. Mojo Man

9. Developing the way to talk to
community about MOJO

10. From few big centralized clock
to multitude of personal and
accurate watches.

11. Notes from the Horizon (2014):
My First Documentary produced solely with smartphone.
Need a Proof that it can be done.

12. Democratization of the Needed Skills to use Mobile phones as a Story-telling Device

13. Community MOJO as a Public Participatory Tool

14. Planning

15. Surveying

16. Compiling

17. Telling their own Stories

18. ”Making Diversity Meaningful and Significant”
From Individual Mobile Citizen Journalist to Mobile
Phone TV Stations.
”The Case of Secured Andaman Community TV”

19. 2017 Started community TV using mobile phone technology:
Participatory Action Research funded by National
Broadcasting and Telecommunication Commission (NBTC)

20. Today the
mobile phone
TV station is
still serving in
Bang Yai
community.

21.  “Beautiful according to
Community Way”

22. ”The Super Local News”
Location-Based Technology as a Tool of
Decentralization of News and News Values

23. Developing Location-based and Crowdsourcing
Application from Mobile Phone: C-site

24. Using C-site App for
Community Land
Use Planning

25. Restaura
nts
Coffee
Shops
Security
Check
Point
Rest
Area
Smokin
g Area
Coastal
Revetme
nt
Beach
Sewage
Parkin
g Lot
Toilets

26. C-site’s location-
based community
map is used in
community planning
and was proposed as
the Samila Beach
Zoning Map in “The
world Beach DAY”
Samila Beach Zoning Map

27. Thank you