Let’s imagine that in year 2010 students who attend either journalism or writing course will learn a new skill, how to blog. And let’s imagine that 9 of 10 every young people, in that same year, will have either a digital camera or mobile phone camera. And let’s hope that a new source of information for the media is not always from professional news reporters, but from some of these prolific bloggers.
Let’s imagine that in year 2010 students who attend either journalism or writing course will learn a new skill, how to blog. And let’s imagine that 9 of 10 every young people, in that same year, will have either a digital camera or mobile phone camera. And let’s hope that a new source of information for the media is not always from professional news reporters, but from some of these prolific bloggers.
More on reportage: Khmer-American journalist returns home: http://detailsaresketchy.wordpress.com/2007/10/08/journalism-in-cambodia/
So… in non journalism news, you are up for best Asian blog: http://2007.weblogawards.org/news/finalists-announced.php Just wanted to give you a heads up and a congrats!
Also, the class looks awesome– and look, they are awake and listening.
If we talking about jounalism + blogging + Cambodia -> http://cambodiamirror.wordpress.com/ [EN] and
http://kanhchoksangkum.wordpress.com/ [KM] is a must! Interesting new web sites are also http://www.siemreap-town.gov.kh and http://www.battambang-town.gov.kh
Enjoy!