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By Natalie Hansen, Edward Hauth, and Pashtana Usufzy
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Students and faculty at Morgan State University are helping shape the future of digital news.

Morgan State has agreed to help VeriCorder Technology Inc. launch a worldwide media network. Called the Global MoJo Project, VeriCorder’s initiative is a massive, global experiment in mobile journalism, digital media, and hyper local network systems.

Journalists from Grassroots News International are helping shape the future of digital news.

VeriCorder Technology Inc. launch a worldwide media network. Called the Global MoJo Project, VeriCorder’s initiative is a massive, global experiment in mobile journalism, digital media, and hyper local network systems.

WTOP’s Neal Augenstein shows how he produces audio in the field using an iPhone and Vericorder VC AudioPro app.

Students and faculty at Appalachian State University’s Department of Communication in Boone, North Carolina, are helping shape the future of digital news

http://globalmojoproject.com