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Lecture - CNN International event to look at rise of mobile journalism

Posted: 20/07/10 By: Laura OliverThe rise of the "mobile journalist" will be the subject of a free event this Thursday (22 July) hosted by CNN International at the Frontline club.

Speakers at the Frontline Club, led by CNNi's own vice-president of mobile Louis Gump, will debate the role of mobile phones in newsgathering and reporting, as well as offering practical advice for journalists on mobile technologies.
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