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公民新闻彻底改变了媒体格局。告诉我们公民新闻的突出案例吧。

近年来公民新闻彻底改变了媒体格局，这种改变在互联网出现以前是完全不可能的。比如说完全由公民记者采写的韩国OhmyNews，由Wael Ghonim建立；最终引发埃及民众示威并推翻穆巴拉克政权的Facebook页面“我们都是Haled Said”。美国的“德拉吉报道”（drudge report）；中国的韩寒以及揭露高层腐败的俄罗斯博客作家Alexi Navalny等。请告诉我们公民新闻的突出案例并附上提名的理由吧。

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ivonavolimarka 5月 29, 2012 3:43 下午
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Da, mislim da je gradjansko novinarstvo potrebno i korisno. Kao i u svakoj vrsti zurnalizma, i tu je problem filtracija, odnosno razdvojiti bitno od nebitnog, novinarski clanak od zvrljanja i licnog misljenja. Profesionalizam novinarstva se najpre ogleda u objektivnosti i realnosti. Meni se cini da je sve manje novinarstva, a sve vise licnih stavova. Dobar clanak ne daje misljenje, nego informise. On otvara temu i diskusiju. Mediji su mocno oruzje za kojim se povodi vecina, i jedan novinar mora imati potrebnu dozu odgovornosti.
yoitsmebenny 5月 20, 2012 9:26 下午
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The importance of the role of citizen journalism is strongly correlated with increasingly oppressive governmental regimes. As the other commenters mentioned, it is most important in regions where traditional reporting is highly controlled and censored. Once a country is past the stage of government censorship however, a lot of citizen journalism ends up being trite, inane, and highly diluted.
eelfimova 5月 13, 2012 2:02 下午
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A significant role of new media is giving the power back to the people. In 2011 when Libya started a revolution over Twitter, the world witnessed one man make difference. Countries like Egypt and Tunisia are following a similar path in promoting change over social media. Self-expression over a widely accessible medium can impact the path of development as driven by a single individual.
JR 3月 7, 2012 11:33 上午
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Charls Chater is an example of the US blogger living in Balkan and writing about his experience. Thanks to his blog, there is a lot of help and potential investment coming to Balkan. More importantly, Mr Chater is presenting the culture and traditions thus removing the prejudice that people have about Balkan and Serbia in particular.
http://serbiathroughamericaneyes.wordpress.com/
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