That's interesting:
I love to compare things you see on different citizen journalism resources.
For instance, let's have August 15th news in pictures compared on BBC and NoComment News*.
1)
Authors of the pictures:
BBC: Special agencies only (AP and Getty Images)
NoComment News: Regular Citizens (and there are backlinks to their blogs)
2)
Number of the countries covered:
BBC: 7 countries
NoComment News: 13 countries
3)
News covered (similar news in italic ):
BBC: Independance Day in India and Pakistan
Commemoration of the 62nd Anniversary of Japan's Surrender
Protest in Kenya
The Ship From Napoli Is to be Recycled
Feat Of The Dormition At Troyan Monastery
FEI European Jumping Championships in Mannheim, Germany
Russian President Is Fishing
Autumn In Britain
NoComment News:Independance Day in India and PakistanInternational Youth Day
One Year Before the Olympic Games
Floods In Sudan
5 Killed In Korean Ferris Wheel
Bombings in Iraq
Protests in the USA
New Orleans Nowadays - Part of the Regular Overview
Sander Kleveland Festival
Autumn In Berlin
Screenshots From the 'Flood', Upcoming Disaster Movie
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How do you know that something is really happening around the world?
* Links to the originals are:
http://www.nocommentnews.com/select.php?date=2007-08-15* and
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_pictures/6947729.stm