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JD LasicaHow citizen journalism is changing campaign coverage

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At the MIT Media Lab on June 13, 2008, I interviewed NYU professor and PressThink blogger Jay Rosen about two big ways in which his Off the Bus citizen journalism project has impacted the 2008 election so far: the "bitter" remarks by Barack Obama and the "scumbag" reference to a Vanity Fair reporter by Bill Clinton.

Rosen discusses what really happened in this 10-minute interview, and how the rules of political coverage have changed.


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Producer: JD Lasica
Keywords: citizen journalism; campaign 2008; 2008 election

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