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Six days after Ian Tomlinson’s death at the G20 protests in London, Guardian reporter Paul Lewis had twenty reliable witnesses who could be placed on a map at the time of the incident - and only one of them had come from the traditional journalistic tool of a contact number in his notebook.
Read MoreFor Mona Eltahawy, it’s personal. Meet her.
If you seek meaning from the events in Egypt, then you know Mona Eltahawy. “An Egyptian from the inside and outside," she is the voice of a people, an interpreter for Western media. Meet her at We Media NYC.
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A new web site called ExecTweet collects Twitter posts from assorted business executives. The site got extraordinary...
Read MoreThoughts on Each We Media Game Changer
For the We Media conference, I wrote up essays on each of the Game Changer award winners (Here’s a roundup essay on...
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… and the winners are… Here is a quick rundown of the We Media Game Changer Award-winners. (Full essays on each...
Read MoreMemo to U.S.: Global bloggers speak out on elections
As Barack Obama took to the floor at the Democratic National Convention, it became utterly apparent to me that this is the...
Read MoreWe Media’s Witnesses: Everything you thought you knew about the news has changed.
The 800 reporters from the world’s news organizations who descended upon Blacksburg, Va., on April 16, 2007, to cover the...
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