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This document provides information on online security for citizen journalists. It discusses what citizen journalists are and the tools they use to disseminate news. It outlines some of the key online security risks citizen journalists face and provides tips on how to stay safe online, including using two-step verification for email, strengthening Facebook security, using password managers, thinking before posting, and understanding rights. The document also lists several iOS apps that can help citizen journalists with tasks like audio and video recording, live streaming, and photography.
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- 1. Online security for Citizen Journalists. Presented by: Ngeth Moses Organization: Community Legal Education Center Position: Communication Coordinator
- 2. Contents • Citizen Journalist • Online Security • Why it does matter? • How to be safe? • iDevice Apps for journalists
- 3. Bio • Communication Coordinator @ CLEC • News monitor (both online and offline) • News dissemination (Network, partners and journalists) • News gathering and selection
- 4. Citizen Journalist • Who are they? Public, participatory or street journalist • What are they doing? process of collecting, reporting, analyzing, and disseminating news and information • What tools do they use to disseminate? New Tech, social networking channels, smart phone
- 9. Why it does matter?
- 10. Why it does matter? (Cont.)
- 11. Why it does matter? (Cont.)
- 12. How to be safe? • Email Security • Facebook Security • Password protection • Think before you post • Understanding your rights
- 13. Email Security • Gmail: Turn on 2-step verification – Account Security 2-step verification
- 15. Password protection 1Password app: Keep your online accounts in one place and sync to your devices.
- 16. Think before you post • Why should I post this inof? • It’s that ture? • Who are my audiences? • It’s a right time? • What is the impact?
- 17. Understanding your rights • Cambodia Press Law (1995) • Internet Freedom (http://www.freedomhouse.org/issues/intern et-freedom) • http://www.netfreedom.org/ It is so headache to think about this
- 18. iDevice Apps for journalists • Recording App: 1. iTalk: best quality sound recording 2. SoundCloud: usually for online singer 3. Voxer: it’s like walkie-talkie (iCom) 4. Spreaker: you can make your live radio. Audio online streaming. 5. WavePad: audio recording and editing. Quick to send out.
- 19. iDevice Apps for journalists (Cont.) • Video streaming: 1. Capture: quick to send to YouTube 2. Bambuser: Live streaming video 3. Ustream: Live streaming video (conferences…) 4. SloPro: Slow motion video (like film) 5. Video Camera: seamlessly shoot, edit, and share videos from the live camera view
- 20. iDevice Apps for journalists (Cont.) • Photo App: 1. Camera+: Auto apature 2. InstaPlace: 3. Instagram: 4. Fast Camera: multi shot
- 21. Thank You