On 11/9/05, Dariusz Siedlecki <datrio(a)gmail.com> wrote:
2005/11/9, Anthony DiPierro <wikilegal(a)inbox.org>rg>:
But maybe I'm wrong. Has anyone accomplished
anything by saying "yeah,
I'm
a reporter for some website, you can go to this
url and look at a page
that
anyone in the world can edit, and that proves
it"?
"Reporters" of pl.wikinews tried it two times. Once during a press
conference, then trying to get into a place for photographers, to make
a good photo for the article. We weren't let in, because we had no
press credentials.
There also might be an issue wrt privacy and publicity rights, but then
again this might not be a problem for Wikinews since news reporting is
generally an exception.
But don't news reporters have to identify themselves and their company in
order to be allowed to publish the quotes and/or the photos? Or is this just
a courtesy?
I don't know anything about this, but maybe someone on here would.
There you go. The point of this email is just to prove that we NEED
press credentials, press badges, and stuff like that.
But this also
has to be international. This has to be discussed between the
Wikinewsies of the major Wikinews languages and the Board.
--
Pozdrawiam,
Dariusz "Datrio" Siedlecki