BBC CoJo on Twitter, currently tweeting about a debate at the Frontline Club chaired by BBC News Director Richard Sambrook, just posted this great link to a pictorial breakdown of the blogosphere.
Check it out via the link… or here’s a smaller version (excuse the looooong picture embed):
Posts Tagged ‘blogosphere’
Infographical journalism
February 23rd, 2010
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Haiti: a tipping point for citizen journalism?
January 15th, 2010
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The world continues to watch, horrified, as details of the Haitian earthquake and its aftermath reach Western shores. At 8:00 GMT on 13th January, a powerful earthquate, measuring 7.0 on the Richter scale, struck the Haitian capital Port au Prince, destroying many buildings and burying hundreds of thousands of helpless people in the rubble. The [...]
What do the professionals think?
December 4th, 2009
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It’s important to remember that the citizen journalism revolution – or evolution – has two sides. On one, there are the “plucky bloggers”, churning out story after photo after video after comment; trying to get their voices heard in the media melee of the internet. These are the citizen journalists I like to talk about. [...]
The wonderful world of Wikipedia
November 30th, 2009
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Ok so it’s not traditional citizen journalism, but an article on Wikipedia caught my eye in yesterday’s Sunday Times, and I wanted to explain how it’s a whole lot more relevant than we think to the citizen journalism revolution taking over the media world. Wikipedia’s own article on Wikipedia is possibly a good place to [...]
