Newsecology-statements

• If it's for the public good, it's good (who, what and how is less important)

• Journalism is now entrepreneurial

Part two

• The new ecology is collaborative. We all have a role.

• Fact-based information networking that inspires civic engagement

• New news ecology must consider digital divide and multiple delivery systems to reach as many people as possible.

Part three

• Death -- it brings good things to life

• Passion gap -- (how do we close it?)

• Try what you've heard about, see what works -- Tanja Altamusto

Part Four

• Serving the community

• Creating a culture that thrives through embracing change and fostering curiosity.

• The shift from the individual to the collective will provide a chance for the promise of democracy realized.

• Accuracy, facts still matter. Standars, structure for archival memory and revenue.

• We still have: Stories, words, passion

• We now have: More connections, more creation tools, more distribution modes, less control

• Find, satisfy the customer (vs. user, vs. audience, vs. community) -- Find the customer using proven OLD business techniques and new technology and social networks. Satisfy those customers using the same. -- innovate

• Embracing new technologies in work; think visually; web first; keep the ethics code/professionalism

• Out of the void (into joint-lancing and other new species)

• work hard = play hard

• tech is there; it's now more about how we use it to engage & inform