Wednesday, September 2, 2009
U.S.-based Examiner.com buys Canadian website "NowPublic"
Vancouver-based NowPublic, a citizen journalism website that boasts of contributing reporters in 160 countries around the world, has been bought by U.S. media firm Examiner.com.
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