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Mediag: /* 102 burning questions: What we bring to JTM-Poynter March 1-4 */

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	<h4>Each of the participants in "Adapting Journalists (and Journalism) to the New News Ecology," at signup, was asked to propose a key question or observation that would inform our before, during and after-event discussion March 1-4, 2009 at The Poynter Institute. Here they are. For participants conducting "paired interviews," consider using some of these questions as conversation starters. What can you bring from your experience, in terms of best practices or resources, to help answer some of these questions. To add a resource, answer or link, go to [http://www.mediagiraffe.org/wiki/index.php/Newsecology-resources THE RESOURCE PAGE.] </h4>		<h4>Each of the participants in "Adapting Journalists (and Journalism) to the New News Ecology," at signup, was asked to propose a key question or observation that would inform our before, during and after-event discussion March 1-4, 2009 at The Poynter Institute. Here they are. For participants conducting "paired interviews," consider using some of these questions as conversation starters. What can you bring from your experience, in terms of best practices or resources, to help answer some of these questions. To add a resource, answer or link, go to [http://www.mediagiraffe.org/wiki/index.php/Newsecology-resources THE RESOURCE PAGE.] </h4>

	1. #Where are the new places within the public sphere in which the values, purposes and techniques of journalism can thrive and contribute?		1. #Where are the new places within the public sphere in which the values, purposes and techniques of journalism can thrive and contribute? [http://wwww.mediagiraffe.org/wiki/index.php/Newsecology-spheres (See: NEW SPHERES FOR JOURNALISTS?)]

	2. #I'm interested in brainstorming with people who care about the continued existence of a free press		2. #I'm interested in brainstorming with people who care about the continued existence of a free press

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	<h4>Each of the participants in "Adapting Journalists (and Journalism) to the New News Ecology," at signup, was asked to propose a key question or observation that would inform our before, during and after-event discussion March 1-4, 2009 at The Poynter Institute. Here they are. </h4>		<h4>Each of the participants in "Adapting Journalists (and Journalism) to the New News Ecology," at signup, was asked to propose a key question or observation that would inform our before, during and after-event discussion March 1-4, 2009 at The Poynter Institute. Here they are. For participants conducting "paired interviews," consider using some of these questions as conversation starters. What can you bring from your experience, in terms of best practices or resources, to help answer some of these questions. To add a resource, answer or link, go to [http://www.mediagiraffe.org/wiki/index.php/Newsecology-resources THE RESOURCE PAGE.] </h4>

	2. #I'm interested in brainstorming with ~~over~~ people who care about the continued existence of a free press		1. #Where are the new places within the public sphere in which the values, purposes and techniques of journalism can thrive and contribute?

			2. #I'm interested in brainstorming with people who care about the continued existence of a free press

	3. #What new revenue models and online ad methodologies should we be pursuing?		3. #What new revenue models and online ad methodologies should we be pursuing?

Mediag at 06:21, 14 February 2009

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Mediag at 06:15, 14 February 2009

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	<h4>Each of the participants in "Adapting Journalists (and Journalism) to the New News Ecology," at signup, was asked to propose a key question or observation that would inform our before, during and after-event discussion March 1-4, 2009 at The Poynter Institute. Here they are. </h4>		<h4>Each of the participants in "Adapting Journalists (and Journalism) to the New News Ecology," at signup, was asked to propose a key question or observation that would inform our before, during and after-event discussion March 1-4, 2009 at The Poynter Institute. Here they are. </h4>

			#I'm interested in brainstorming with over people who care about the continued existence of a free press
	#I'm interested in brainstorming with over people who care about the continued existence of a free press

	#What new revenue models and online ad methodologies should we be pursuing?		#What new revenue models and online ad methodologies should we be pursuing?
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	#Which areas of society can benefit the most from participatory media, and how do we reach them?		#Which areas of society can benefit the most from participatory media, and how do we reach them?

	#How can we as journalists provide people with new tools to build stronger, healthier communities?		#How can we as journalists provide people with new tools to build stronger, healthier communities?

	#How can we make the Daily Planet more interactive and participatory? What kind of organizational structure and culture do we need to foster more participation? How do we reconcile - or balance - an open-source culture with high standards of fairness and accuracy?		#How can we make the Daily Planet more interactive and participatory? What kind of organizational structure and culture do we need to foster more participation? How do we reconcile - or balance - an open-source culture with high standards of fairness and accuracy?

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	#Are the old orthodoxies around journalistic purity (ie no outside connections) dead when journalists can't make enough money as journalists anymore? Where are the new lines?		#Are the old orthodoxies around journalistic purity (ie no outside connections) dead when journalists can't make enough money as journalists anymore? Where are the new lines?

	#How can citizens encourage the ~~\"~~TAO of Journalism~~\"~~ (Transparency, Accountability and Openness) and help promote high journalistic standards of fairness, accuracy and ethics in the new news ecology, no matter what the means of delivery?		#How can citizens encourage the "TAO of Journalism" -- (Transparency, Accountability and Openness) and help promote high journalistic standards of fairness, accuracy and ethics in the new news ecology, no matter what the means of delivery?

	What roles can bloggers play in the new news ecology, and how do we break down the resistance of traditional news media managers to the participation of information creators from outside their newsrooms?		#What roles can bloggers play in the new news ecology, and how do we break down the resistance of traditional news media managers to the participation of information creators from outside their newsrooms?

	#Is there interest within the journalism community to create a different narrative, or is the energy just about the business model and the future of journalism? What is a new narrative, other than a good news story which has no power?		#Is there interest within the journalism community to create a different narrative, or is the energy just about the business model and the future of journalism? What is a new narrative, other than a good news story which has no power?
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	#I'd like to see how others are re-enacting journalism's core goals in the context of modern networked and social communications platforms.		#I'd like to see how others are re-enacting journalism's core goals in the context of modern networked and social communications platforms.

	What's new and shows signs of working.		#What's new and shows signs of working.

	#What are the developed nations doing to make journalism a safe profession for upcoming journalists from the political aggression and oppression we current face in Third World countries?		#What are the developed nations doing to make journalism a safe profession for upcoming journalists from the political aggression and oppression we current face in Third World countries?
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	#Tradition versus Modern techniques. What kind of blends work well for others? The next layer--what will it be?		#Tradition versus Modern techniques. What kind of blends work well for others? The next layer--what will it be?
	What are the best ways of adapting personally to a new media landscape?
			#What are the best ways of adapting personally to a new media landscape?

	#With newspapers all over the country closing or being sold, the future of print media seems bleak. Is there any hope of revival? Do we let the printed word fall by the wayside or do we find a way to integrate it into a new, truly, multi-media landscape?		#With newspapers all over the country closing or being sold, the future of print media seems bleak. Is there any hope of revival? Do we let the printed word fall by the wayside or do we find a way to integrate it into a new, truly, multi-media landscape?

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	#Like most people, we are looking for insights into what the business model might need to look like in order to self-sustain.		#Like most people, we are looking for insights into what the business model might need to look like in order to self-sustain.

	@Is ethical investigative journalism possible and profitable in this economic atmosphere?How can we show journalists that it is ok to seek projects that make money?		#Is ethical investigative journalism possible and profitable in this economic atmosphere? How can we show journalists that it is ok to seek projects that make money?

	#What can we do to make sure journalism remains vital and hard-hitting in these scary times? How do we encourage entrepreneurial thinking that doesn't sell out the mission? What are other people thinking and doing? What can I tell my students?		#What can we do to make sure journalism remains vital and hard-hitting in these scary times? How do we encourage entrepreneurial thinking that doesn't sell out the mission? What are other people thinking and doing? What can I tell my students?