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18 January 2009 | Estimated reading time: < 1 minutes

Flight 1549 in the Hudson River

Anyone who tweets will know all about the ultimate twitter citizen journalist, Janis Krums (@jkrums).

Long before the big media outlets had even broken the story, Janis captured the very first photograph of Flight 1549 after it was skilfully put down in the Hudson River, New York, by Captain Chelsey B “Sully” Sullenberger.

Since taking that phenomenal photograph (right) with his iPhone, Janis’s world has been turned upside down. He’s done interviews with the BBC, CNN, ABC, Good Morning America and more.

I’m delighted to say Janis has agreed to take questions from followers of my blog, Third Sector Forums users and folks on twitter. The best questions will be posed to Janis and the full interview will be posted here and on my Sunday Mail blog.

So what are you waiting for…you can add your questions to the comments section of this post or you can fire them at me on twitter, just start your questions with: @ThirdSectorLab

I’ll be taking questions over the next 24hrs, right up until 20:30 GMT on 19th January 2009.

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