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Korean news website seeking contributionsPosted by Lydia Wallace, July 18, 2008 1:00 PM
The Danwei team received the following open invitation for contributions: My name is Hyeji Jin and I am a summer intern working at OhmyNews International . It would be great if you and your community can participate in our efforts to learn more about the Beijing Games. We would appreciate any information and advice you have. We welcome you to participate the OhmyNews community and share your ideas and issues about the Games. You can write about sporting or non-sporting topics. You can post articles, blogposts, microblog, put up photos and even send videos.. Becoming a Citizen Reporter at OhmyNews is not too difficult, you just need to register on the website: OMNI registration (English) You can compose your article online and send them to the editor. 20,000 Korean Won (~$20) would be granted if an article is posted up on the main page. Thank you very much. |
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Comments on Korean news website seeking contributions
What's the point of Koreans going to Beijing if they don't serve Kay Goh Gee during the games???
So I can write an article actually praising the Olympic dog meat ban in Beijing and make more than 50 cents for my post?
"Kam sa hom ni da!"
(That means 'thank you very much" in Korean.)