Citizen Journalists Make New Inroads into Political Reporting
Christian Science Monitor, July 28, 2008
By Uri Friedman
Stuck with rising competition from Internet-mediated news, traditional media have been reaching out to Web-savvy citizen journalists to expand their online audiences. This year, major television networks have begun carving out reporting slots for nonprofessionals on the presidential election.
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