Definition of citizen journalism in English:

citizen journalism

noun

mass noun

The collection, dissemination, and analysis of news and information by the general public, especially by means of the Internet.
市民新闻，公民新闻（普通大众对新闻和信息的收集、传播和分析，尤其是通过因特网）
Example sentencesExamples
- Citizen journalism need not be boring.
- At a time when mainstream media is being opened up to the masses, such crackdowns deal a blow to citizen journalism.
- At that point, seminar leaders can preach the gospel of citizen journalism.
- Think about combining podcasting with "citizen journalism."
- I don't think citizen journalism will "take over."
- Those images and others were broadcast around the globe within a matter of hours, highlighting the value of citizen journalism to the media.
- Get local businesses to contribute prizes for the best citizen journalism.
- This taught me the first rule of citizen journalism.
- In the spirit of citizen journalism, The Chronicle invited Boom to write his own story.
- Still, many publishers seemingly remain reluctant to take this first step into citizen journalism.
- This may not be about citizen journalism at all.
- Check out the next frontier of citizen journalism.
- But there's plenty of confusion about citizen journalism.
- A promising component of citizen journalism is in extending what paid journalists will continue to do.
- But nevertheless, as Nancy has just pointed out, citizen journalism has come of age.
- I scrap the blog post I was going to write about the future of citizen journalism in 2007 and pour myself a brandy instead.
- That's a powerful form of citizen journalism.
- Welcome to the brave new world of citizen journalism.
- The Washington Post sees a new trend in the role of "citizen journalism" in the London bombings.
- Mutual respect and education will enhance both professional and citizen journalism.

Derivatives

citizen journalist

noun

This year, they are less restricted than domestic citizen journalists.
Example sentencesExamples
- Share in the collective experience of citizen journalists from around the world.
- He actually does fit the bill of citizen journalist.
- We'll take a look at the citizen journalists contributing to the coverage, coming up.
- We are always looking to hear from citizen journalists.

Definition of citizen journalism in US English:

citizen journalism

noun

The collection, dissemination, and analysis of news and information by the general public, especially by means of the Internet.
市民新闻，公民新闻（普通大众对新闻和信息的收集、传播和分析，尤其是通过因特网）
Example sentencesExamples
- At a time when mainstream media is being opened up to the masses, such crackdowns deal a blow to citizen journalism.
- Think about combining podcasting with "citizen journalism."
- This taught me the first rule of citizen journalism.
- A promising component of citizen journalism is in extending what paid journalists will continue to do.
- Get local businesses to contribute prizes for the best citizen journalism.
- But there's plenty of confusion about citizen journalism.
- Mutual respect and education will enhance both professional and citizen journalism.
- That's a powerful form of citizen journalism.
- Those images and others were broadcast around the globe within a matter of hours, highlighting the value of citizen journalism to the media.
- But nevertheless, as Nancy has just pointed out, citizen journalism has come of age.
- I don't think citizen journalism will "take over."
- At that point, seminar leaders can preach the gospel of citizen journalism.
- Check out the next frontier of citizen journalism.
- Still, many publishers seemingly remain reluctant to take this first step into citizen journalism.
- The Washington Post sees a new trend in the role of "citizen journalism" in the London bombings.
- I scrap the blog post I was going to write about the future of citizen journalism in 2007 and pour myself a brandy instead.
- Citizen journalism need not be boring.
- This may not be about citizen journalism at all.
- Welcome to the brave new world of citizen journalism.
- In the spirit of citizen journalism, The Chronicle invited Boom to write his own story.

单词	citizen journalism
释义	Definition of citizen journalism in English: citizen journalism noun mass noun The collection, dissemination, and analysis of news and information by the general public, especially by means of the Internet. 市民新闻，公民新闻（普通大众对新闻和信息的收集、传播和分析，尤其是通过因特网） Example sentencesExamples Citizen journalism need not be boring. At a time when mainstream media is being opened up to the masses, such crackdowns deal a blow to citizen journalism. At that point, seminar leaders can preach the gospel of citizen journalism. Think about combining podcasting with "citizen journalism." I don't think citizen journalism will "take over." Those images and others were broadcast around the globe within a matter of hours, highlighting the value of citizen journalism to the media. Get local businesses to contribute prizes for the best citizen journalism. This taught me the first rule of citizen journalism. In the spirit of citizen journalism, The Chronicle invited Boom to write his own story. Still, many publishers seemingly remain reluctant to take this first step into citizen journalism. This may not be about citizen journalism at all. Check out the next frontier of citizen journalism. But there's plenty of confusion about citizen journalism. A promising component of citizen journalism is in extending what paid journalists will continue to do. But nevertheless, as Nancy has just pointed out, citizen journalism has come of age. I scrap the blog post I was going to write about the future of citizen journalism in 2007 and pour myself a brandy instead. That's a powerful form of citizen journalism. Welcome to the brave new world of citizen journalism. The Washington Post sees a new trend in the role of "citizen journalism" in the London bombings. Mutual respect and education will enhance both professional and citizen journalism. Derivatives citizen journalist noun This year, they are less restricted than domestic citizen journalists. Example sentencesExamples Share in the collective experience of citizen journalists from around the world. He actually does fit the bill of citizen journalist. We'll take a look at the citizen journalists contributing to the coverage, coming up. We are always looking to hear from citizen journalists. Definition of citizen journalism in US English: citizen journalism noun The collection, dissemination, and analysis of news and information by the general public, especially by means of the Internet. 市民新闻，公民新闻（普通大众对新闻和信息的收集、传播和分析，尤其是通过因特网） Example sentencesExamples At a time when mainstream media is being opened up to the masses, such crackdowns deal a blow to citizen journalism. Think about combining podcasting with "citizen journalism." This taught me the first rule of citizen journalism. A promising component of citizen journalism is in extending what paid journalists will continue to do. Get local businesses to contribute prizes for the best citizen journalism. But there's plenty of confusion about citizen journalism. Mutual respect and education will enhance both professional and citizen journalism. That's a powerful form of citizen journalism. Those images and others were broadcast around the globe within a matter of hours, highlighting the value of citizen journalism to the media. But nevertheless, as Nancy has just pointed out, citizen journalism has come of age. I don't think citizen journalism will "take over." At that point, seminar leaders can preach the gospel of citizen journalism. Check out the next frontier of citizen journalism. Still, many publishers seemingly remain reluctant to take this first step into citizen journalism. The Washington Post sees a new trend in the role of "citizen journalism" in the London bombings. I scrap the blog post I was going to write about the future of citizen journalism in 2007 and pour myself a brandy instead. Citizen journalism need not be boring. This may not be about citizen journalism at all. Welcome to the brave new world of citizen journalism. In the spirit of citizen journalism, The Chronicle invited Boom to write his own story.
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