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Global Voices на български получи награда от българската секция на Асоциацията на европейските журналисти (Association of European Journalists), която обяви сайта за победител с “отличие в гражданска журналистика” за април 2012 г., за донасяне на нечути международни новини в България. Тази награда доказва, че гражданската журналистика съществува и на високо професионално ниво. Обявлението бе направено на Световния ден на свободата на словото, 3-ти май, и гласи: [...] Намираме за особено ценен фактът, че българската версия на този проект прави достояние на публиката, важни международни теми, които, за съжаление, остават встрани от вниманието на традиционните медии. Този сайт доказва, че гражданската журналистика освен интересна и актуално, може да бъде и на много високо професионално ниво.
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Stories from Quick Reads and Announcements Global Voices is Awesomely Gender-Balanced The Guardian Data Blog shares research by J. Nathan Matias, Irene Ros and Adam Hyland for their Open Gender Tracker that shows Global Voices women have written half of all stories, almost no matter how you slice the data. France: Online News Association Votes Rue89 “Best Foreign Site” Our partners and friends at Rue89 [fr] won the Online News Association (ONA) prize for “General Excellence, Non-English” in San Francisco last weekend. Pierre Haski, co-founder, tells of the adventure [fr] that is Rue89. Launched in May 2007, it became a great success based on the concept of “Information from 3 Voices”. Global Voices, a partner of Rue89 since 2009, would like to sincerely congratulate the entire team. We are very proud of them for receiving this award. Global Voices is Finalist for Highway Africa Award Global Voices Sub-Saharan Africa newsroom has been named a finalist for the Telkom-Highway Africa New Media Awards 2012 rewarding innovative use of information technology in journalism that serves Africa. The winners will be announced at the Highway Africa conference in Grahamstown, South Africa on 9- 11 September. Global Voices in Bulgarian Lauded on World Press Freedom Day Global Voices in Bulgarian was lauded by the Bulgarian section of the Association of European Journalists as the April 2012 winners of “Excellence in Citizen Journalism” for bringing unheard international news to Bulgaria, and proving that citizen journalism also exists at a highly professional level. The announcement (in Bulgarian) was made on World Press Freedom Day, on May 3. Madagascar: Global Voices in Malagasy Reaches Milestone Lingua project Global Voices in Malagasy has just published its 5,000th post. The project was started on September 12, 2007 and was one of the first African lingua project. There are currently 16 active Malagasy translators, among them is one of the youngest Global Voices translator, 16-year-old Radifera Felana Candy. UK: A Geeky Marriage Proposal Dan Braghis proposed to Global Voices Author, Sylwia Presley in a pitch session at Oxford Geeks event, #OGN28, and she said yes! Congratulations! On Härnu, Global Voices Helps Connect People A new website that connects people in one-to-one exchanges about global culture, streams headlines from Global Voices in their news section as conversation starters. Härnu encourages people in different countries to ask and answer questions about foreign cultures. Global Voices Helps Judge CNN's iReport Awards You can now vote for your favorite of CNN's audience submitted videos from 2011 at iReport in their annual iReport Awards. Alongside the community vote, a panel of judges, including Global Voices managing editor Solana Larsen, will select winners in six categories. Nigeria: New Media and Governance Conference Enough is Enough(EIE) together with other partners wish to expound on the rising profile of new media and governance in Nigeria in a conference slated for 14-15 May, 2012 in Abuja, Nigeria. “New Media and Governance: Tools and Trends”. The aim of this intellectual gathering of “government policy makers, civil society, academic institutions, private sector and youth” is to analyse “the use of new media for improved governance, accountability and civic engagement.”