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Posted by Dan on December 19, 2007 at 10:08 PM

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Eyes East has up a most impressive post, entitled, "Citizen journalism for an unharmonious world." The post is on the role citizen journalists and bloggers play in getting out the news in and from countries with a less than rigorous/vigorous media. It is an excellent post and it concludes with what I see as its "money quote:"

I shouldn’t even have to say this at the end of 2007, but seriously, where else am I getting what Global Voices is producing? Or Danwei? Or ESWN?

Yes.

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