“It’s not you, the journalist, it’s the institution,” Ms. CJ tells Mr. MSM. “You’re not telling the whole story. . . . You’ve lost your credibility.”

“Citizen journalism is bringing folks, young and old, into the public square, giving voice to those who, in the pre-Internet era, may have felt voiceless.”

“We, the citizen journalists, are figuring it out. You mainstream media folks are figuring it out. But whatever it is, there’s no going back. We’re here. Get used to it.”

 

 

Jose Antonio Vargas, jornalista do Washington Post, entrevistou Faye Anderson, cidadã jornalista. Em causa, a credibilidade, importância e repercussões do jornalismo do cidadão. A ler também a resposta dada por Billy Dennis a uma opinião de um crítico à possibilidade de todos podermos ser editores. Links: Storming the News Gatekeepers I, Citizen Journalist Blogging: We have met Big Brother, and it is us

Washington Post’s journalist Jose Antonio Vargas interviewed Faye Anderson, citizen journalist, about the credibility, importance, and effects of citizen journalism. Read also the answer given by Billy Dennis to a critic’s opinion of the idea of anyone could be an editor. Links: Storming the News Gatekeepers I, Citizen Journalist Blogging: We have met Big Brother, and it is us