How the Arab Spring Moved Citizen Journalists to Use Maps, HTML5 Instead of Text

Please Click Here if the email below is not displayed correctly.

Wednesday, December 14, 2011
TRENDING STORIES IN MEDIA Ron Paul Only GOP Hopeful With Positive Twitter Sentiment Sports Illustrated Wants You to Choose Its Next Cover Zite, the Magazine That Reads You, Hits the iPhone ALL STORIES IN MEDIA How the Arab Spring Moved Citizen Journalists to Use Maps, HTML5 Instead of Text Tuesday, December 13, 2011 1:40 PM International Journalists' Network Covering countries in political turmoil has opened the door to innovation: activists and citizen journalists are using maps, HTML5 and video to report the events of the Arab Spring instead of relying only on text. This is one of the takeaways...		TOP STORIES TODAY How the Arab Spring Moved Citizen Journalists to Use Maps, HTML5 Instead of Text 7 Top Tools for Reading the News Online 80+ New Digital Media Resources You May Have Missed Steve Jobs Bio Tops Amazon's 2011 Bestsellers List YouTube's Most-Shared Ads of 2011 [VIDEOS] TOP TOPICS Social Media 55,981 followers Facebook 67,784 followers Business 27,908 followers Twitter 44,856 followers Mobile 3,852 followers Apps And Software 473 followers Dev & Design 346 followers Marketing 6,757 followers Entertainment 2,540 followers Gadgets 6,525 followers
Manage Subscriptions   Login to Follow   Jobs   About Us   Advertise   Privacy Policy You are receiving this email because you subscribed to it from Mashable.com. Click here to unsubscribe to future Mashable Newsletters. We're sorry to see you go, though. © 2011 Mashable. All rights reserved. Reproduction without explicit permission is prohibited