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New Hampshire radio editor offers advice on successful citizen-media collaboration
Increased collaboration among citzens and newsrooms requires that citizens be given precise tasks with an obvious purpose, and strong guidance, especially about how to merger observation with opinion, according to the editor of a successful New Hampshire project. New Hampshire Public Radio is reporting on its year-long "Primary Place Online" project.
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AUDIO: "The Unpress: New Gatekeepers of the N.H. Primary"
MANCHESTER, N.H. -- Key political operatives, bloggers, academics and media figures from New Hampshire gathered on Dec. 6 to debate how the Internet is affecting New Hampshire's presidential primary. (READ WHAT PARTICIPANTS SAID) / (LISTEN TO AUDIO) /
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The Unpress: Public invited to free forum TONIGHT to weigh Internet's effect on N.H. primary
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HOW IS THE INTERNET CHANGING THE N.H. PRIMARY?
SCHOOLS, FOUNDATION CO-SPONSOR N.E. NEWS FORUM EVENT
MANCHESTER, N.H. -- Key political operatives, bloggers, academics and media figures from New Hampshire will gather on Thursday to reveal how the Internet is affecting the New Hampshire presidential primary.
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