Google's new app has a questionable purpose: Letting anyone be a reporter

Google has announced a new app, "Bulletin," that it says is specifically designed to let anyone contribute "hyperlocal stories" about their community, such as someone spotting a car accident or smoldering, dry brush. 

But Bulletin isn't available to everyone just yet. In fact, it's quite limited. Google says the app will first run as a "pilot project" in Nashville, Tennessee and Oakland, California. Those interested in using the app can apply for access from Google on the Bulletin site.

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Google seems to recognize the somewhat delicate reality of anyone being able to share news (or bogus information) to others — which is one obvious reason for the careful rollout.  Read more...

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from Mashable https://mashable.com/2018/01/26/google-bulletin-app-for-hyperlocal-news-reporting/
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