Australian radio show features citizen journalism in Uganda
After I published an article for the Committee to Protect Journalists on citizen journalism during the Kampala riots, Shevonne Hunt of Australian radio show The Fourth Estate contacted me to talk about the role Twitter and blogs played in the crisis.
Solomon King (the force behind Ugandan blog aggregator Blogspirit and one of the most prolific tweeters during the riots) and I are featured in the show's most recent podcast. You can access it at The Fourth Estate (scroll down to the bottom, click "Show Episodes," and choose the episode from September 25).
As Solomon says, hope I did all of you justice!
Solomon King (the force behind Ugandan blog aggregator Blogspirit and one of the most prolific tweeters during the riots) and I are featured in the show's most recent podcast. You can access it at The Fourth Estate (scroll down to the bottom, click "Show Episodes," and choose the episode from September 25).
As Solomon says, hope I did all of you justice!
Labels: conflict, press freedom, social media, uganda, ugandan blogosphere, ugandan media
1 Comments:
Nice! Looking forward to hearing it. Thanks for turning me on to Solomon's blog (via @rebekahredux).
