Dan Gillmor points to New Voices, a pioneering program that plans to offer grants to seed 20 innovative community news ventures in the United States just like this one. The day is quickly approaching when you will need to add your next door neighbor to your PR media list.
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» New Voices launches today from Hop Studios Blog
Today we launched a rather ambitious site: It's of fairly large scope, and its goals are even bigger. The site is New Voices, and it's a grant-funded citizen's media project that seeks to underwrite "the start-up of 20 micro-local, news projects with ... [Read More]
» New Voices launches today from Hop Studios Blog
Today we launched a rather ambitious site: It's of fairly large scope, and its goals are even bigger. The site is New Voices, and it's a grant-funded citizen's media project that seeks to underwrite "the start-up of 20 micro-local, news projects with ... [Read More]
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