Baltimore Sun BBC BBC News Bloomberg Boston Herald

CBC News CBN Chicago Tribune cpatl.mobi C|Net CBS CNBC CS Monitor

DAILY MAIL Daily Mirror Dallas Morning News Denver Post Der Spiegel (English) Detroit Free Press Deutsche Welle

ESPN Financial Times Forbes Fox News Fox Business

Gannett Mobile Sites Guardian Google News

Hollywood Reporter Houston Chronicle International Herald Tribune Indianapolis Star

Japan Today KSL LA Times Local Wireless London Times

Market Watch Minneapolis Star Tribune Moscow Times

Newsday Newsmax Newsweek NPR NY1 NY Post NY Times

Orlando Sentinel.com (iPhone) People Philadelphia Inquirer Politico Portfolio

Real Clear Politics RedStateMobile Reuters Rocky Mountain News

Salon Salt Lake Tribune San Diego Union-Tribune San Francisco Chronicle Seattle Times Slashdot Slate

The Sun Sun Sentinel Sydney Morning Herald Tampa Bay Online Telegraph

Time The Times of India The Toronto Star USAToday VOA

Washington Post Washington Times Weather Underground WFTV WSJ

Yahoo! Yahoo! News 9 News

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iPhone Apps to Produce Mobile News:

Duo, ReQuail, Camera (photo/video), iProRecorder, Skype, IM+, QQ, Twitlocator, TwitVid, TwitPic, TwitMic, VideoUp, FaceMic, DocsToGo, WordPress, TypePad, Slideshow, Mail2Group, LinkedIn, facebook, Maos, RoamBi, and more .

Platforms to Share Mobile News:

OVI: Nokia Mobile Content Sharing Site              Pixelpipe: Another site to share your mobile content

Kyte: To share your content mobile globally         qik: To broadcast live via your mobile phones

Seesmic: Another mobile content sharing site     ShoZu (mobile)  ShoZu (regular site): Sharing mobile content worldwide

Mobile News Production Sites:

mobiForge DotMobi dotMobi site Builder ready.mobi MobiSiteGalore mobiThinking deviceatlas find.mobi

instantMobilizer DeviceAnywhere

RoamBi: Visualizing Data in iPhone Style

Readings:

Twitter first to publish dramatic crash pictures Mobile Journalism on Moving Ground

Journalism From Inside a Car Mobile Journalism Is Changing the Newsroom

Mobile Journalists Are Getting Back to Grassroots Usability on the Mobile Site

Gannett Experiments with mobile journalism

• Global Mobile Journalism
• Mobile Journalism Collective
• Mobile Reporting
• Mobile Web Initiative
• Nokia Mobile Journalism

• Advancing the Story
• Cyber Journalist
• Developer Tools
• Discover the best of the Web
• Flash Journalism
• Interactive Narrative
• Journalism Lab
• Journnerdism
• Knowledgewebb
• Mastering Multimedia
• Multimedia Evangelist
• Multimedia Journalism
• News About Online News
• News University
• News21: A Journalism Initiative
• Online Journalism Blog
• Online journalism news
• Online Journalism Review
• Online News Association
• Online Publishers
• Poynter Institute
• Teaching Online Journalism

• Comparative Media Studies
• Comparative Media Systems
• Convergence Culture Consortium

Duo, ReQuail, Camera (photo/video), iProRecorder, Skype, IM+, QQ, Twitlocator, TwitVid, TwitPic, TwitMic, VideoUp, FaceMic, DocsToGo, WordPress, TypePad, Slideshow, Mail2Group, LinkedIn, facebook, Maos, RoamBi, and more .

Platforms to Share Mobile News:

OVI: Nokia Mobile Content Sharing Site Pixelpipe: Another site to share your mobile content

Kyte: To share your content mobile globally qik: To broadcast live via your mobile phones

Seesmic: Another mobile content sharing site ShoZu (mobile) ShoZu (regular site): Sharing mobile content worldwide

Mobile News Production Sites:

mobiForge DotMobi dotMobi site Builder ready.mobi MobiSiteGalore mobiThinking deviceatlas find.mobi

instantMobilizer DeviceAnywhere

RoamBi: Visualizing Data in iPhone Style

Readings:

Twitter first to publish dramatic crash pictures Mobile Journalism on Moving Ground

Journalism From Inside a Car Mobile Journalism Is Changing the Newsroom

Mobile Journalists Are Getting Back to Grassroots Usability on the Mobile Site

Gannett Experiments with mobile journalism

The above picture was taken by the creator of this site using iPhone 3G at the iPhone 3GS launch on July 10, 2009 in Singapore. As you can see, the event was dominated by mainstream media. But with citizen journalism plus mobile journalism, media landscape will be changed soon. News4Mobile is designed to facilitate that change. Serving as a lab for all kinds of experiments with mobile journalism, this site welcomes any ideas, suggestions, mobile news, cooperation proposals and others. Feel free to contact us at betcomm at Skype or MSN, or simply leave your message below.

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Tweet news is possible in different media. News can be tweeted via Twitter, TwitVid, TwicMic, and TwitPic. And Twittelator allows us to tweet text, audio and video in one application. Give it a try and see how it goes in practicing your mobile journalism and share with us your experience and expertise.

With FaceMic, VideoUp, and facebook on iPhone, multimedia on the go is not a dream but a reality. You can publish your video stories on facebook via VideoUp, audio stories via FaceMic, text story via iPhone facebook. With these three applications on your iPhone, you can easily produce multimedia stories on the go. These three applications together others on your iPhone, you own a mobile news studio, reporting and disseminating news anytime anywhere.