In this study, situated in Sweden, we examine what actual communities that are served by digital citizen community journalism in an everyday context. The results show that there are very few cases of citizen journalism and that they are situated in the same legacy media logic that they allegedly should be an alternative to. Moreover, the study shows that the citizen journalists focus on business news, entertainment and sports and do not cover local authorities. When sources are used they are few and originate from social institutions such as business, media, authorities and politics rather than citizens. All in all, this empirical study suggests that the reality of citizen journalism fall very short from the expectations expressed in much of the scholarly debate.