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The document discusses user-generated content and citizen journalism. It defines user-generated content as various media produced by end-users and shared online through technologies like blogs, social networks, reviews and wikis. It also discusses how citizen journalism allows non-professionals to report and fact-check news. The document suggests journalists should listen to online conversations, give users a way to publish in news sources, and be creative in benefiting from user-generated content and social media.
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User Generated VS Journalism
- 1. User Generated VS Journalism BarCamp Yerevan 19 April, 2009 Shushan Harutyunyan /blansh/
- 2. “ History” Welcome to your world… User Generated VS Journalism BarCamp Yerevan 19 April, 2009
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