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Solomon King on Becoming an Accidental Journalist
For blogger and citizen journalist Solomon King, the 2009 Kampala riots began with his tweet “Okay, we’re running for our lives.” Here he talks about the role of new media in journalism as well as the potential dangers. Recorded on November 23, 2009 at TEDxKampala.