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What's Next – Barry Parr
Posted on 19. Oct, 2007 by David Cohn.
The event got me thinking once again about the role of professional journalist in a world where the low-hanging fruit has already been picked. I’ve resolved to deal with the issues raised by this problem in my research for Jupiter next year. I’ve also resolved to open up Coastsider to even greater community participation. This […]
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What's Next – Charlie Beckett
Posted on 19. Oct, 2007 by David Cohn.
I will be publishing a book on Networked Journalism with Blackwell US next Spring and POLIS will be publishing a policy report on Networked Journalism in 2008 as well. We will continue to look to build links with companies, individuals and education institutions interested in developing research concepts around the future of journalism.
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What's Next – Kaltura
Posted on 18. Oct, 2007 by David Cohn.
We just launched our new Facebook application, which allows Facebook users to create collaborative rich-media greeting cards for their friends within Facebook. It’s the first time we’re taking the Kaltura group-video-making technology beyond the Kaltura.com portal and we’re looking forward to doing so more and more.
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What's Next – Mary Matthews
Posted on 18. Oct, 2007 by David Cohn.
I made a video blog of my “video notebook” for the summit. What I’m working on next: – Producing online video stories for Baristanet.com – Collaborating with Chuck Olsen of The Uptake.com on political coverage of the upcoming RNC. – Producing video coverage of political events & issues for Huffington Post.com – Producing online video […]
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What's Next – Matt Terenzio
Posted on 18. Oct, 2007 by David Cohn.
I’m definitely working on an open micro-blogging platform. Two things that I found people interested in were instant messaging and a way to create a cross-domain social network among all the sites. In other words, a standard way to share and contribute to media in an open, collaborative way. An “IGA for news sites” was […]
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A Favor, A Question and Thanks
Posted on 17. Oct, 2007 by David Cohn.
To all the participants in the Networked Journalism Summit, We have one more very important favor to ask: We want to know what you’re working on next. Please respond to this post with a quick description. Or a long description. But please do tell us. (Check the “What’s Next” category of blog posts to see […]
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What's Next – Rick Waghorn
Posted on 17. Oct, 2007 by David Cohn.
Working with Kyle Redinger of TheMediaAge.com in trialling our self-service, local text advertising system, Addiply, through a small site in Charlottesville, Virginia, as well as finding further trial partners here in the UK; preparing to launch the second of our networked sites from the ‘mother’ myfootballwriter.com hub; recruiting a professional journalist to help launch the […]
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What's Next – Leonard Witt
Posted on 17. Oct, 2007 by David Cohn.
Leonard Witt continues to blog at PJNet.org on his new journalism business model called Representative Journalism. At the conference he met Barry Parr from Coastsider.com and they submitted a Knight News Challenge grant proposal using the RJ concept. More good news is to come on the RJ front, but it is just a bit premature […]
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What's Next – Jim Colgan
Posted on 17. Oct, 2007 by David Cohn.
“I talked to Mackenzie Warren from Florida about the shared requirements of our projects and his, and we realized we both have the same kind of software needs. We had the idea to put out a call for a developer/s to design some software that could be used by any media organization looking to do […]
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Dan Barkin – News & Observer
Posted on 11. Oct, 2007 by David Cohn.
Your work in networked/collabrative journalism Last January, The News & Observer created a community publishing site called share.triangle.com. We already had a pretty good newspaper web site at newsobserver.com. We wanted to create a site that would give the community a place to have a conversation, to share information and opinion. Share, as it is […]
