Definition: A micro-sidewalk (or micro-sidewalk) is a public opinion survey which consists of interviewing random people in the street in order to obtain their impression or spontaneous opinion on a given subject. This journalistic technique involves the use of open or closed questions. The sound or video sequences resulting from the processing of the recorded sequences are then used for radio or television reports.
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