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Technology: Boundaries blurred as campaigners go digital

By Sarah Murray

Published: January 24 2008 15:46 | Last updated: January 24 2008 15:46

Since 2004, a group of young people aged between 18 and 30 have been contributing stories, essays and photojournalism on everything from human rights to social exclusion to a website called Brainstorming.

Talía Delgado, its founder, originally launched the magazine in print form, but soon realised the potential of web-based technology as a channel for views from around the world. Today the site’s contributors come from 17 countries.

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