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October 2, 2008
Ground breaking “Citizen Journalism using mobile phone” project kicks off
Local Secondary school learners from disadvantaged sectors of the Grahamstown community are getting the opportunity to put cell phones to use in interactive journalism.
These 80 scholars are using their cellular phones to contribute to Grocott’s Mail (a Grahamstown community news paper). The project is three-fold meaning; the learners will provide opinion smses on stories published [...]
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Tags: sipho january, Grahamstown, Highway Africa, Grocott's Mail, Citizen Journalism using mobile phone, mobile phone, Haiku, opinion, mini-news, sms, Dan Gillmor, Knight Foundation, Open Society Foundation, Cambridge University Press, Cape Town, Secondary school learners, We the media