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This book by journalism professor Melissa Wall (California State University, Northridge, US) looks at the rise of ordinary citizens functioning as journalists, usually via blogs and social media. The book begins with an introduction by the editor establishing what citizen journalism is, and offering the main points made by its supporters and critics. She notes that while both sides often assume citizen journalism will replace the work of trained journalists, this is not necessarily true. The body of the book is divided into four sections. The first looks at ways mainstream professional journalism has incorporated the work of citizen journalists: cell phone-equipped hostages or trapped victims, citizens of areas barred to journalists. Part two looks at ways this work may not match the forms or meet the standards of professional journalism. Part three investigates ways that the goals of citizen journalism may differ from the objective reportage goals of mainstream journalism, for instance in the video work of cop-watchers, the blogs of US soldiers, or social media reports of unacceptable public behavior. Part four looks at whether citizen journalism provides access to all, and how lack of access to the tools and appearances of authority (white, Western, technologically equipped) affects the argument that citizen journalism represents silenced or underrepresented voices. In this discussion, the author tends to support academic oppression theory over the voices of people with journalistic experience in crisis situations who argue compromise is necessary and unavoidable. Distributed in the US by Books International. Annotation c2012 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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