Brazil: Welcome to a new citizen media project in Chile

Posted 14 January 2008 21:01 GMT

Countries	Brazil, Chile
Topics	Media & Journalism
Languages	Portuguese

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Brazil

Alberto Marques [pt] on a new citizen media project launched in Chile, the Latin American country with more initiatives of the kind: El Naveghable [es] have already more than 300 collaborators and still growing. “Meanwhile, in Brazil, a few projects or nothing at all have come up”, laments the blogger

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Ecuador

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