While big media corporations were able to survive the coming of the internet, independent media in developing countries fared significantly worse. Fortunately, a webisite called IndieVoic.es is working to change that.
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IndieVoic.es is a crowdsourcing platform for independent media in developing countries.
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Published December 1, 2013
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The Internet wasn’t kind to media. Huge media corporations have managed to transform their businesses, for the most part, but independent media, often playing a vital role in emerging countries, are seriously threatened by the lack of available funds.
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