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A one stop platform made for Journalists, Citizen reporters and media corporations to minimize efforts in capturing the accuracy & depth of a story with anonymous reporting to the Media houses & Police officials. Citizens Report. Journalists Verify. Media Houses Publish!
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Fyi pitch
- 1. For Your Information Hunter “A one of a kind platform connecting citizens with journalists.” By Aayush Nitin Anish
- 2. What’s this? • A one of a kind platform tending to the needs of modern journalists & simultaneously encouraging more citizens to report stories. • Anonymous tip-offs to POLICE. • Citizen’s identity is completely anonymous. Keeping the people/sources who matter secure.
- 3. How does this work? • Citizen Reporting. • Journalist/Media house story verification. • Emergency services/ Law enforcers notification & navigation.
- 4. Citizen Reporting • Citizens can fearlessly point & contact media- houses & journalists where to look for the most critical & happening stories. • Anonymity of citizens defined by ‘witness’ & ‘victim’. • Communicate with POLICE & Media anonymously without revealing contact info with anonymous Chat/ Internet Call.
- 5. Journalist/ Media houses • Journalists can easily browse through location- marked pins and identify important stories. • Chat with the victim/ witness anonymously. • Verify the facts of a story by clicking on the “verify” button (via digital sign allotted by the media house to journalists.)
- 6. Emergency services Notification • A crime act reported by a citizen is simultaneously notified to the Emergency services such a Fire Dept, Police & Medical care. • Exact location of the crisis situation is easily navigable by emergency services. • Police can communicate with a victim rapidly & anonymously.
- 7. Benefits • Avoidance of communication gaps in finding location of incident. Faster response time for Emergency services. • True Anonymity for whistle-blowers. • Powerful tool for common men to highlight unnoticed stories. • Effective tool for anonymous tip-offs to POLICE. • Higher ratio of crime discovery. • A record of first visuals of an incident. • Strategically devised security plans using heat maps.