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Blottr
Blottr is a citizen journalism news website based in the United Kingdom and started in August 2010 by entrepreneur Adam Baker. Originally featuring hyperlocal news in London, the site has since grown to cover a total of eight UK cities: Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Leeds, Leicester and Manchester. In October 2011 Blottr expanded outside of the UK to Blottr France and Blottr Germany. Blottr currently has more than 5000 contributors and more than 1.4 million unique visitors a month.
==Platform==
Users who sign up for Blottr can add text, tags, videos and photos to one another's news stories in a wiki-platform. Blottr also features regular columnists whose blog posts are not able to be edited. Blottr circulates news through its website, Twitter, Facebook and a weekly digest email. In order to rate user-generated content, the site uses an "authentication algorithm" which rates users based on influence, number of revisions to a story, number of contributors, and more.
In July 2011, Blottr also launched an iPhone app, Papparappzi, which allows would-be citizen journalists to capture photos and footage of news happening around them and then easily upload it to the Blottr website.
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