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Participatory Journalism

Posted by ryuzaki0 on Sunday August 10, 2003 @07:20AM from the helping-hand dept.

J.D. Lasica has written a three-part series on participatory journalism. He put a lot of emphasis on video netcasting, which I think has a lot of years to go before it's actually important in any sense due to the slow growth of broadband in the U.S., but overall it's a good analysis of trends in interactivity.

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Journozon.com - GulfWar2 Coverage by Saeger · 2003-08-10 08:06 · Score: 0, Offtopic
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Broadband outside the US by Nirgal+the+druid · 2003-08-10 08:31 · Score: 1, Offtopic

I think has a lot of years to go before it's actually important in any sense due to the slow growth of broadband in the U.S.
Luckilly, there are places outside the US where the brodband access is pretty good. My ISP offers me an asymetric bandwidth of 2.2M/384k for 29.99 euros ($33.99). France is not a bad place to live IMHO.