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This from an AP story:
MADISON, Wis. – Wisconsin’s second-largest newspaper is letting readers help decide what to put on its front page in an experiment designed to boost interest in the paper.
The Wisconsin State Journal is posting a poll on its Web site allowing readers every weekday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. to pick [...]

This post on Dan Gillmor’s Bayosphere blog about why his citizen media project never took off as he had hoped it would. He has been a big advocate of citizen journalism, so read the piece, especially for its honesty.
He writes in part:
I learned some things last year, about media, about citizens, about [...]

I have written a lot about Minnesota Public Radio’s Public Insight Journalism, but not of its tie to a citizen-oriented commercial venture called Gather.com. Venture capitalists just stepped up to the plate to help fund Gather.com with $6 million.
First a note, this gets complicated. Minnesota Public Radio falls under the American Public Media Group (APMG) [...]

If you have not been paying attention to digital or HD Radio, you should. It will revolutionize the way we listen to radio in the way cable TV revolutionized how way we watch television. It also will present many opportunities for niche programming, including, one would guess, citizen journalism or citizen media in general.
With [...]

Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) will launch a new project “‘Prescription for Change,” to examine major changes to employee health insurance plans, and uses Public Insight Journalism and an online simulation to help its audience understand the issue.
First MPR’s description of Public Insight Journalism from its own press release:
“…the Minnesota Public Radio model recognizes the [...]