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What is dMedia?

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dMedia is a decentralized media platform focused on government transparency and civic journalism. It provides independent coverage of local government, community stories, and public affairs.

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What topics does dMedia cover?

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dMedia covers government transparency, community stories, videos, art, and social commentary. The platform focuses on civic journalism that holds local government accountable and keeps communities informed.

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How can I contribute to dMedia?

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You can contribute to dMedia by volunteering as a writer, photographer, or videographer. Visit the Get Involved page to learn about opportunities, or contact info@dmedia.ai for more information.

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What technology platform does dMedia use?

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dMedia is built on the Preso News open-source platform, a Next.js-based content management system designed for independent media organizations. It supports articles, videos, events, and community engagement.

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Is dMedia free to read?

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Yes, all dMedia content is free to access. The platform is committed to providing open, transparent journalism that is available to everyone in the community.

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