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How News Happens--Still - Pew Research Center - 1 views

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exploratory generative pain-opportunity

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  • Among the six major news threads studied in depth -- which included stories about budgets, crime, a plan involving transit buses, and the sale of a local theater -- fully 83% of stories were essentially repetitive, conveying no new information. Of the 17% that did contain new information, nearly all came from traditional media either in their legacy platforms or in new digital ones.
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      How much reported news is original?
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Spinuzzi: About those health care bill town halls - 0 views

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social change grassroots organization crowdsourcing exploratory

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  • This year's technology is Internet video, which protesters have leveraged to self-report their protests. The Drudge Report had at least four links to such videos yesterday, and Instapundit, which has reported on continuing "tea parties" since they started, has more.
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Colombia's investigative journalists launch new website | Journalism in the Americas - 0 views

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experimental journalism investigative journalism exploratory

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    Colombia's Newsroom Council (CdR in Spanish), an investigative journalism organization created in 2007 with the Knight Center's assistance, launched the new site this week. CdR's project coordinator, Miriam Forero, says the site's goal is to offer a variety of information about investigative journalism, including expert opinions, debates, publications, documents, and videos, among other resources.
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Malaysiakini - 0 views

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experimental journalism exploratory

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    Malaysiakini is a subscription based website, where users pay RM 150 per year (US$40) to access the daily content, and RM450 per year (US$120) for access to the nine years of archived content. Malaysiakini is a subscription based website, where users pay RM 150 per year (US$40) to access the daily content, and RM450 per year (US$120) for access to the nine years of archived content.
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Home | Investigative Reporting Workshop - 0 views

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investigative journalism experimental journalism exploratory

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    The Investigative Reporting Workshop, a project of the School of Communication at American University, addresses this fundamental issue for democracy in two important ways: * By conducting significant investigative journalism projects on a national and international scale. * By researching and experimenting with new models for creating and delivering investigative projects. The Workshop was formally approved by the university in the Spring of 2008 and began publishing original projects in the Spring of 2009.
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John Paton on newspapers' future « BuzzMachine - 1 views

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trends future of news exploratory generative opportunity

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  • We outsourced all printing, distribution and pre-press ad make up and page make up. We plowed a big part of the savings into expanding our digital resource
  • The second decsion was we would let the outside world in. We would share our content for free and we would play with anyone who wanted to play with us – mainstream media or bloggers.
  • The third decision was that we would put in place a very strict protocol that follows the new news ecology of news creation and consumption.
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  • The result was in less than two years we went from 9 products on two platforms (print and crappy publications sites full of shovelware) to nearly 100 products on 7 platforms – with about 45% less costs.
  • establish community E-Journalism labs in our communities where we have dailies.
  • expand relationships
  • community crowd-sourcing for assignments.
  • tackle the two-thirds infrastructure cost bucket.
  • The focus will become very local with national and international news procured from the very best sources.
  • At impreMedia we proved legacy media can be changed.
  • The E-Community Journalism labs will strike content and sales relationships with community members. We will faciliate cross-publishing with some, ditto sales. Sales training will be important.
  • I believe it is important we use the power of our traffic to strike ad relationships with local merchants.
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ReadWriteWeb - Web Apps, Web Technology Trends, Social Networking and Social Media - 1 views

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social change exploratory

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    ReadWriteWeb provides analysis of Web products and trends to an intelligent audience of engaged technology decision makers, Web enthusiasts and innovators.
Corinna Sherman

Mission Media in 2009: Presenting Ideas, Images, Stories+Solutions « TRANSMED... - 1 views

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transmedia activism exploratory

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    A list of initiatives in transmedia activism
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Get there by clicking a link and the New York Times paywall disappears - Jay Rosen: Pub... - 1 views

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newsonomics exploratory

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    Criticism of the proposed NYT paywall
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Rusbridger v. walls « BuzzMachine - 3 views

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newsonomics exploratory generative pain

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  • Charging, Rusbridger says, “removes you from the way people the world over now connect with each other. You cannot control distribution or create scarcity without becoming isolated from this new networked world.”
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    Follow-up criticism of the proposed NYT paywall
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The danger of the wall « BuzzMachine - 1 views

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newsonomics exploratory generative pain

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  • charging brings many costs: • It creates the expense of marketing (when, online, your audience will market you for free, if you deserve it). • It reduces audience. • It reduces advertising revenue. • It reduces links and clicks, which reduces Googlejuice, which reduces discovery, which limits growth.
  • But more than any of this, pay walls curtail a news organization’s relationship with its public, with its customers. On the internet, it’s in those relationships where value lies.
  • So media companies are becoming in part, retailers. Does it make sense to put a toll booth at the door to your store to keep people out?
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    Criticism of the proposed NYT paywall
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Dig deep for Wikileaks | Emily Butselaar | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk - 1 views

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newsonomics exploratory generative pain

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    Whistleblowers' website shuts down for lack of funds, appeals for donations.
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