BBC World Service has Global, Social Network with "World Have Your Say"

LONDON - With the invasion of Iraq some 10 years ago, the BBC began to solicit listiner comments around big news stories via text and email contributions in a effort called "World Have Your Say."Now contributions by BBC World Service listeners and viewers contribute largely via Twitter, Facebook and on a limted basis on Google+, says Ros Atkins host of the "World Have Your Say."Unlike CNN iReport which allows individuals to post reports, the BBC initiative doesn't surface citizen commentary on BBC news site but a World Have Your Say site and on social media. We visited Atkins recently in the BBC World Service recently for this update.Andy Plesser

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