A non-profit organization in India is on a mission to fight corruption in the country through a new website called "I Paid a Bribe." Last week, our interview with IPAB creator T.R. Raghunandan explored how the site tracks corruption online in an attempt to improve Indian communities. Part 2 looks at why it is important to fight corruption in society and how individual citizens can contribute to the effort.

Author and journalist Deborah Campbell spoke recently to IJNet about emerging trends in journalism, multimedia journalism and the future of media.

Since she was 19 years old, Khet Mar has been persecuted by the Burmese government. She has been arrested, tortured, incarcerated and threatened, but she has remained a warrior without guns. She fights with her writing, her political activism, and her social work.

During the last few years, more and more newsrooms have begun producing multimedia stories and video for their websites. Videojournalist Jennifer Utz has been among the pioneers mastering new forms of media in order to keep up with the transformation of journalism and the news industry.