Moobol - Naming

Naming

The Chinese name of Moobol is Zhi Bo Ke, which literally means "people who report live". The origin of the word "Moobol" derives from "Mobile", describing people who use digital camera, cell phone camera and video camera or any other portable devices to capture or record what they have witnessed. Moobol is synonymous with citizen journalism.

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Famous quotes containing the word naming:

    The night is itself sleep
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    Our notes to each other, always repeated, always the same.
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    Mountains and hills, come, come and fall on me,
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