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Bueno, ya tenemos presencia en dos redes sociales ([[Twitter]] y [[Facebook]]) pero por lo que leí en inglés, ya hay disponible [http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Wikinews:Audio_Wikinews la versión en audio para ese idioma], ademas de japonés, chino, persa, árabe, francés e italiano ¿Han considerado algo para español? ¿Ya han pensado algo también para video? Ahi les dejo la inquietud. --[[Usuario:Oscarín Orbitus|Oscarín Orbitus]] 19:21 18 dic 2011 (UTC)
== Accreditation and Google News listings ==
First-off, please forgive my posting in English. I am, as is all-too-common for people from the UK, linguistically challenged.
I want to raise two issues, as-noted in the subject title of this thread: Reporter Accreditation and listing in Google News.
First up, accreditation has worked rather well for Wikinewsies on the English-language version of the project. Personally, I've been given press access to a number of events, other examples may well be reporters getting behind police lines or landing interviews with major political figures.
I have [[en:Wikinews:Water cooler/policy#Accreditation and Google News listings|started a discussion]] on the English-language version of the project with a view to looking into more than just one project being listed by Google, and other language versions capitalising on accreditation. Please take the time to register any interest in this, the drawbacks from local legal situations, and how we all might better promote ''Wikinews'' as a project. --[[:en:User:Brian McNeil|Brian McNeil]]/<sup>[[:en:User talk:Brian McNeil|talk]]</sup> 12:40 20 dic 2011 (UTC)
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