Internet video has already given rise to a new, often more opinionated and edgier, broadcast journalism — Alive in Baghdad, Moblogic, Gnooze, VBS, to name just a very few– but, today, YouTube and the Pulitzer Center have institutionalized democratized journalism with Project: Report.
Perhaps Keith Olbermann and Chris Matthews will want to submit?
Like CNN’s iReport, Project: Report draws on the visibility of established brands to bring independent voices to the forefront.
“In each of the three rounds of Project: Report, reporters will be given an assignment to complete. Each of these assignments gives [journalists] an opportunity to report on the important individuals, issues, and communities” in their lives.
The contest consists of three rounds: in the first, participants will file assignments to be reviewed by a panel of journalists from the Pulitzer Center. Ten will be selected to
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