can multicultural individuals bridge the global news flow?
I consider myself multicultural...born and raised in the U.S. to immigrant parents from Nicaragua and Costa Rica. During my Facebook days, I would share or repost news from the U.S. that my families from Nicaragua and Costa Rica would share, adding my opinion/thoughts that they would eventually read, translated, of course (thanks, Facebook!). The same would happen vice versa. My families from each respective country would post news I would then repost and share with my U.S. contacts. We see discussions of barriers existing on the web. In my previous post, I discuss how although Web 2.0 has broken down language and geographical barriers, users still consume content regional to them. However, content and news make it at the global level. How so? Is it thanks to our multicultural individuals that help communicate the information for us? Below is another interesting read discussing global news-making practices on Twitter from multicultural individuals. Here is a small excerpt: "...