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Citizen journalist for a week

On the road this week, so posting will be haphazard as I flit in and out of wifi, but this just caught my eye at the BBC,

Citizen journalist Frankie Roberto wanted to find out more about what separates professional reporters from amateur enthusiasts such as himself - so he gave up a week's holiday to spend time in the BBC News website offices. What did he find?

Posted by Graham Holliday on June 27, 2006 at 04:59 PM in Citizen journalism |

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