At the Philadelphia airport after giving a talk at the Future of News conference at Princeton University two hours ago about the changes news organizations need to make to embrace social media. Kevin Anderson, editor of the Guardian blogs (and a new friend), did a superb job live-blogging my session and the entire conference. …
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Felten on the Future of News conference
http://www.socialmedia.biz/2008/05/felten-on-the-f.htmlHere's a quick video I did with Prof. Edward Felten of Princeton University (famed for his opposition to black box voting) about the Future of News conference I'm attending (I'm speaking in a couple of hours, streamed live here). He also mentions his new Center for Information Technology Policy. …
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Tearing down the news-opinion divide
http://www.socialmedia.biz/2008/05/tearing-down-th.htmlJeff Jarvis: Tearing down the news-opinion divide.…
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Planet Social Media Research
http://planet.socialmediaresearch.orgsome involvement with Backstage, and the Guardian, an organization that is not caught with with fretting about the past; and who blogs on Corante, for his sins) I met representatives (and survivors of) traditional newsprint organizations, individuals centrally involved in transforming news in the Web 2.0 world, academics with impressive access to the entire trajectory of media evolution, hackers and so on. Given the rich range of voices, while we may not have solved any specific problems (despite Ed's
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Facebook and Education ... a New Partnership?
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Future of News at Princeton
http://datamining.typepad.com/data_mining/2008/05/future-of-...some involvement with Backstage, and the Guardian, an organization that is not caught with with fretting about the past; and who blogs on Corante, for his sins) I met representatives (and survivors of) traditional newsprint organizations, individuals centrally involved in transforming news in the Web 2.0 world, academics with impressive access to the entire trajectory of media evolution, hackers and so on. Given the rich range of voices, while we may not have solved any specific problems (despite Ed's
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Princeton’s future of news conference taught me who will save the news industry
http://thefutureofnews.com/2008/05/15/princeton%e2%80%99s-fu...political thinker who fits well with the coming age in which news will provide a multitude of voices engaged in healthy debate. Microsoft’s Matt Hurst blends boyish curiosity with a fully mature intellect that can drive innovation. Dan Gillmor and JD Lasica are calm, reassuring figures who inspire us to dare to fail. And, I would be remiss in not praising the leadership of Princeton’s Center for Information Policy – Ed Felten, David Robinson, and Laura Cummings-Abdo. Their program has set the
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Future of News: The Medium's New Message
http://strange.corante.com/archives/2008/05/15/future_of_new...News is a process and a service, not a finished product. We're going to have to re-examine "professional journalism" precepts especially objectivity and exclusivity. Smaller and more nimble news operations will be necessary. Note: JD Lasica has done an interview with Ed Felten, one of the hosts of the conference and also a security expert who has done a lot of work to reform electronic voting. Ed Tenner We just heard about rear view mirrors, and I'm afraid as an historian, that's what I'm about. I'd like to
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Felten on the Future of News
http://techliberation.com/2008/05/15/felten-on-the-future-of...JD Lasica is speaking about the evolution of media. He did a video with Ed Felten that I assume is interesting, although I haven’t actually listened to it because I’m busy listening to his speech, which is also interesting.
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