For the past several days the Dowbrigade has been researching an upcoming But that is a story for a later date and another publication (although Much more on this as our investigation continues. Meanwhile, check "Every citizen’s a reporter. Journalists aren’t some exotic species, they’re everyone who seeks to take new developments, put them into writing, and share them with others." … (Oh Yeon Ho) For the past several days the Dowbrigade has been researching … Continue reading ![](\"http:\/\/cyber.law.harvard.edu\/blogs\/static\/dowbrigade\/ohmysplash.jpg\")
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\n "Every citizen’s a reporter. Journalists aren’t some exotic species, they’re
\neveryone who seeks to take new developments, put them into writing, and share
\nthem with others." … (Oh Yeon Ho) <\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n
\n article on the world’s first Internet President – Roh Moo-hyu of South
\n Korea. A
\n virtually unknown labor lawyer just two years ago, he rode a wave of
\n Internet organizing and fundraising to the Presidency of the most wired
\n nation on earth (80% of homes have Broadband access to the Internet)
\n one year ago. There are many valuable parallels and lessons to be learned
\n from Roh’s electoral saga and first year in office.<\/p>\n
\n it will indubitably be posted to the Dowbrigade News). What is currently
\n blowing our mind is the discovery that the Roh victory was part of a
\n major media revolution spurred by thousands of "Citizen Journalists".
\n All of the stuff that is starting to explode on the US media scene is
\n already in full-blown implementation in Asia! Who knew?<\/p>\n![](\"http:\/\/cyber.law.harvard.edu\/blogs\/static\/dowbrigade\/newjour.jpg\")
This
\n merely reinforces for the Dowbrigade the absolutely necessary global
\n nature of the revolution which is just starting to make its true dimensions
\n and potential know. We in America are not necessarily the center
\n of the Universe, or even of CyberSpace. Furthermore, in many cases we
\n are not even close to the cutting edge. Digital democracy is starting
\n to look like one of these.<\/p>\n
\n out OhMyNews.com<\/a>, the site that reputedly got Roh elected in South Korea.<\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"