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- February 20, 2003
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Tuesday, August 4 at 3:35pm - iBrattleboro on WKVT
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Wednesday, May 20 at 9:00am
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iBrattleboro.com Lise got into the code for the weather page and fixed the snow icons. This means non-broken images for snow forecasts this season!
Source: www.ibrattleboro.com
Brattleboro Vermont's citizen journalism site, providing news and information by and for the citizens of Brattleboro and surrounding towns.
Lisa McCormick I happened upon this scene in Putney last night driving home from a friend's house, happened to have my Flip camera with me. So intense, so sad. What to say?
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Created on November 2, 2009 using FlipShare.
iBrattleboro.com Kendra Gravelle, a Media Law student at Saint Michael's College, needs to research a libel case and called us to find out about the case we won. She'll be interviewing us for her project.
iBrattleboro.com Former Reformer reporter Andy Rosen called from Baltimore to discuss the new citizen/pro journalism hybrid he's working on. He and some other newsfolk abandoned their newspaper jobs and are starting an online news service that covers MD State politics. Their stories will be made available to others for reprinting, so all of Maryland can have access to statehouse news. The site starts up soon.
Nick Salerno
Hello Brattleborians,
I am a student at SIT and was wondering if you could possibly help me out w/ a paper I am getting together. The topic is Rural Transportation: The Bee-Line. I was wondering if I could get stories, the good or bad of the Bee-Line, do you use it? OR if you could contact me and set up a mini intervie...w with you. I'm looking to better the system, or just get the basic attitudes of the local community about rural public transportation. Thanks for your help.
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I am a student at SIT and was wondering if you could possibly help me out w/ a paper I am getting together. The topic is Rural Transportation: The Bee-Line. I was wondering if I could get stories, the good or bad of the Bee-Line, do you use it? OR if you could contact me and set up a mini intervie...w with you. I'm looking to better the system, or just get the basic attitudes of the local community about rural public transportation. Thanks for your help.
NickRead More
iBrattleboro.com We enjoyed our Brain Trust training session for Brattleboro Historical Society folks today. It was held at the library (thanks BML!) so we could use their overhead projector and wireless. Everyone had a laptop and got to click along. We covered logging in, getting around, uploading images, adding text and categories, formatting, and more.
iBrattleboro.com b'media got some minor improvements. Now it shows who created the media, rather than who posted it (encouraging you to post Brattleboro media you find created by others). We also fixed the problem with slashes in titles, and a bug with the featured image.
Source: www.ibrattleboro.com
Brattleboro Vermont's citizen journalism site, providing news and information by and for the citizens of Brattleboro and surrounding towns.
iBrattleboro.com University of Kentucky asks iBrattleboro readers for thoughts on citizen vs. professional media.
Source: www.ibrattleboro.com
Brattleboro Vermont's citizen journalism site, providing news and information by and for the citizens of Brattleboro and surrounding towns.
iBrattleboro.com Nieman Journalism Lab mentions iBrattleboro in a story about libel insurance. They wondered if we carried it, and I told them we don't since each writer is individually responsible for what they write. Do you carry it for your submissions to the site?
The rise of single-serving libel insurance: If it’s good enough for bloggers, why not small newsroom
Source: www.niemanlab.org
Sooner or later -- as Diane Sawyer, Jeffrey Wigand or the National Enquirer could tell you -- anyone who makes a living telling the truth is going to need a
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Interesting read entitled "iBrattleboro contributor takes on NYTimes" - take a look at what a former journalism student is thinking about the site.
"Perhaps most important is that iBrattleboro has provided the town’s citizenry with a very powerful platform from which they can express themselves."
Source: blogs.startupmedia.org
Out of the blue today I remembered the citizen journalism website that Professor Leslie-Jean Thornton showed my graduate class last fall: Brattleboro, Vermont’siBrattleboro.
iBrattleboro.com The favicon has returned. That's the little circle and "i" you sometimes see in the url field of your browser. We're fixing little things and getting ready to reorganize the Brain Trust a bit.
iBrattleboro.com Brattleboro weather is back on the homepage. Lise fixed the glitch that was causing nasty errors.
iBrattleboro.com Carly Boyle of Ithaca College is writing a paper on citizen journalism and the ethics involved, and she asked us to answer some questions, such as "Why do you think it is important to have this type of reporting?" and "Do you see anything ethically wrong with it, or any situations where you see that it is unethical for a citizen to report?"
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An article on the launch of The Rapidian (tomorrow!) mentions us:
"The Rapidian's launch reflects the growth of citizen journalism, a movement with roots in public-access cable and blogging. Residents are armed with tools to report on their communities and a forum to publish news. Projects in Missouri (mymissourian.com) and Vermont (ibrattleboro.com) are cited as successful examples."
Source: www.mlive.com
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