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How mobiles changed the face of news

Mobile culture - Wilbert on January 11, 2006 at 11:30 pm,

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“The use of mobile phone footage on stories like the London bombings has changed the way broadcasters can report news.

The BBC has been looking back at how user generated content has become part of everyday news throughout 2005.”

How mobiles changed the face of news (BBC video, Windows Media).

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