This document discusses citizen journalism and provides examples of citizen journalism websites. It defines citizen journalism as journalism where ordinary citizens play an active role in collecting, reporting, analyzing, and disseminating news and information. Some key points made are: - Citizen journalism is distinct from community journalism or civic journalism which involve professional journalists. - New technologies like social media have made citizen journalism more accessible globally. Citizens can often report breaking news faster than traditional media. - The document provides examples of citizen journalism websites like iBrattleboro.com, which is a community news site for Brattleboro, Vermont written by local citizens. - It encourages people to share local stories, comments, announcements and creative works

1. Herritarren kazetaritzaz
Jakobe Palazio irakasle jn.
EHU, www.palazio.org, @palazio, youtube.com/gorkapalazio
13 diapositiba. Leioa, Uribealdea

2. Herritarren kazetaritza
Herritarren kazetaritzari izen asko ematen zaio ingelesez: "public",
"participatory", "democratic", "guerrilla" edo "street" journalism).
Kazetaritza mota honen oinarria hauxe da: herritarrek partehartze
aktiboa dute informazioa biltzeko, editatzeko, aztertzeko eta zabaltzeko
prozesuetan. Herritarren kazetaritza ez da nahastu behar komunitate
kazetaritzarekin edo kazetaritza zibikoarekin, azken bi hauetan kazetari
profesionalek parte hartzen baitute. Kazetaritza kolaboratiboaren
kontzeptua ere desberdina da kazetari profesional eta ezprofesionalen
arteko kolaborazioari baitagokio. Herritarren kazetaritza erabiltzaileek
beraiek sortutako edukian oinarritzen da.
New media technology, such as social networking and media-sharing
websites, in addition to the increasing prevalence of cellular phones,
have made citizen journalism more accessible to people worldwide.
Due to the availability of technology, citizens can often report breaking
news more quickly than traditional media reporters (Mashable)
http://mashable.com/category/citizen-journalism

4. Herritarren kazetaritzaren mapa
kontzeptuala
rfga
Joy Mayer,http://joymayer.com/2012/01/15/mindmapping-participatory-journalism/

5. DailyHeights
Broooklyn, New York, AEB :: http://www.dailyheights.com

6. Brattleboro
Vermont, AEB :: http://www.www.ibrattleboro.com

7. Zer da Brattleboro?
Brattleboro
iBrattleboro.com is an online community news website
written by and for the people of Brattleboro and surrounding
towns. The site began in February of 2003. It is a place to
share the "talk of the town," a virtual meeting place to write
about local stories, comments, announcements, events,
news, and creative work. Help document what happens
where you live and share what you know.
Zergatik?
Jendeak ahots propioa eduki behar du bere komunitatean,
eta gauza izan informazio erabilgarria zabaltzeko, editore
batek iragazi gabe.
Tokian-tokiko notiziak eta istorioak hartuz; idazten ikusitakoa,
jakindakoa edo entzundakoa partekatuz.

8. Brattleboro
Edonork parte har dezake?
If you have a local story to tell, this is the place. Registered
users can submit a story, events, photos, or links. We ask
that it be of interest to Brattleboro and southern Vermont, of
course, and we hope everyone is polite. Over 30,000 people
use the site each month on average. Join in!
Parents! Do not let your children use this site without your
permission. Teach them not to reveal personal information
about themselves. You must determine as to whether this
site is appropriate for your child.
Please review the site Policies for more information

9. 11 adibide kazetaritza mota honetaz
jabetzeko
http://thenextweb.com/media/2011/08/27/11-websites-citizen-journalists-should-know-about

10. Munduan, non-nahi
http://sourcewatch.org/index.php/List_of_citizen_journalism_websites

11. Politikarien mesedetan ote?
http://stinktanks.org/what-stinks

12. Bolibar
http://bolibar.org