Archive for 'What’s Next?'
Ed Sussman: Fast Company Launches Social Networking Bonanza
Posted on 18. Feb, 2008 by David Cohn.
“When editors are going to assign a story we typically think about different elements that go into it; who is the writer, who is the photographer, do we want a video or a podcast or any kind of poll? Now we ask an additional question: what is the community aspect?” I met Ed Sussman briefly […]
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What's Next – Chris Lydon, Open Source Radio
Posted on 18. Nov, 2007 by David Cohn.
Received via email from Chris Lydom at Open Source Radio. “Dear Friend of Open Source: The summer is over, and so is our hiatus. The Open Source conversation is reborn at the Watson Institute at Brown University.
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What's Next – WNYC, News-Press, NewAssignment.Net and More
Posted on 16. Nov, 2007 by David Cohn.
A conference call took place between Jim Colgan and Howard Parnell from WNYC, Mackenzie Warren from News-Press, Jay Rosen and myself from NewAssignment.Net and Jeff Howe (almost all profiled in this section) took place earlier today. The seeds for this call began at the Networked Journalism Summit when Jim Colgan and Mackenzie Warren began talking […]
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What's Next – PJNET
Posted on 11. Nov, 2007 by David Cohn.
At the Networked Journalism Summit Leonard Witt grabbed Lisa Williams for a quick discussion about an idea he has called Representative Journalism. Here’s his quick update. Back at Jeff Jarvis’s Networked Journalism Summit as I was networking with Lisa Williams of Placeblogger.com and telling her about Representative Journalism and about a grant I was writing […]
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What's Next: OffTheBus.Net, WNYC and Ground Report
Posted on 08. Nov, 2007 by David Cohn.
OffTheBus.Net has shared content GroundReport and this week is doing a four day collaborative investigation with WNYC’s Brian Lehrer show. These working relationships are direct results of the Networked Journalism Summit. If you’ve started a working relationship with anybody from the NJS, let us know!
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What's Next – NewAssignment.Net
Posted on 01. Nov, 2007 by David Cohn.
NewAssignment.Net is Jay Rosen’s experiment to spur innovation in open platform journalism. I work for NewAssignment.Net as “director of distributed reporting.” Details about our next project can be found at this post on PressThink. We are still looking for a few news organizations to partner with us. If you are interested, contact Jay Rosen (his […]
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What's Next – NJN Public Television
Posted on 29. Oct, 2007 by David Cohn.
We here at NJN Public Television are looking to add more interactivity to our site by allowing each of our in-house shows to have their own blog for posting and receiving comments. This was something that we didn’t have before but we’ve learned how popular they have become in making sites more user-friendly. We’re trying […]
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What's Next – Why Tuesday?
Posted on 24. Oct, 2007 by David Cohn.
In the short term, Why Tuesday? is pursuing our presidential candidates to respond to our candidate challenge. Driving throughout the State of Iowa until October 31st with camera-in-hand, we will air how our candidates feel about America’s low voter turnout, making election reform and increased voter participation issues that nobody can ignore. We have also […]
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What's Next – Broowaha
Posted on 24. Oct, 2007 by David Cohn.
BrooWaha.com is a citizen newspaper which focuses on local community interests. Its purpose is to be a premium source of local news written by average people, who have the fastest access to information and who are unaffiliated with traditional media sources, which are often less interested in covering smaller stories of local significance. BrooWaha seeks […]
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What's Next – MixedInk, David Stern
Posted on 23. Oct, 2007 by David Cohn.
Everything from my response to the questions you sent in advance of the event still holds: 1) We plan to expand testing over the next couple of months to larger and larger groups. We have the first several of these groups lined up, but will require additional partners to organize testing at a larger scale. […]
