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September 29th, 2006 by Dan Gillmor

Over at PBS MediaShift, Mark Glaser offers Your Guide to Citizen Journalism, including a very kind mention of our work here.

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October 4th, 2006 at 2:16 pm
[...] Print journalism grads are getting work! "Some 73% of 2005 print journalism-school graduates found full-time employment by last October, says a study from the University of Georgia. More than 30% of all 2005 J-school grads do "writing or editing for the Web."" (Project for Excellence in Journalim) "Also: Mainstream publishers are creating viable citizen media sites." (PBS MediaShift post, a popular one, includes Center for Citizen Media mention; that site also now points to Deb "Baristanet" Galant's Montclair, NJ map-mashup post, which The NY Times also noticed. [...]

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