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==Potential action items ==
<li>Understand the promise – and pitfalls – of member/donor journalism
<li>Redefine the “journalism” of social networks and search engines
<li>Consider the effects on innovation of media and network concentration
<li>Find appropriate roles for advertising . . .  and government
<li>Review the opportunities – and challenges – of disruptive technologies
<li>Articulate the promise, and risks, of journalism without ads, paper or broadcast
<li>Understand and strengthen the citizen/media connection
==What we might achieve==
<li>Innovative frameworks for sustaining journalism / democracy
<li>A research agenda for unanswered questions
<li>Breakthroughs across silos of thought and practice
==Some likely topics==
<li>Architecting an OS for Democracy
(e.g., FCC reg’s as the blueprint for  information diffusion)
<li>Biologizing the Media System 
(analyzing MSM and the alternate media as biological systems)
<li>IT Technology in Support of Diversity in News Sourcing
<li>The Challenges of Disintermediated Journalism
<li>Network neutrality -- Information delayed Is information denied
<li>The New Technology of Journalism
<li>The Wiki Revolution: Information Wants to be Accurate
<li>The Challenge of Prioritizing News (while avoiding censorship)
<li>Decentralizing News Management
<li>Innovation in a Dominated Media Environment
<li>The Technology and Best Practices of Citizen Journalism
<li>Empowering the Citizen Journalist
<li>Designing the Next News Room
<li>The Evolving Media Infrastructure
(i.e., a state of the MSM and the new media)
<li>The Power of Blogging: Overview and Forecasts/Predictions
<li>The Cathedral and the Sports Pages (see: “The Cathedral and the Bazaar”)

Revision as of 15:25, 19 November 2007

AGENDA

Here's what we propose to get accomplished on Monday:

  • Introduce principal collaborators (some present, some participating by teleconference)
  • Affirm the purpose: To begin growing a diverse, well connected network at the intersection of journalism and technology focused on revitalizing participatory democracy . . . through seeding innovative ideas . . . deepening relationships . . . and inspiring action.
  • Discuss how we ensure diversity in participation, perspective and expertise
  • Consider budget; balance between registration fees and sponsorships

    Concept documents

    http://www.mediagiraffe.org/jtm/jtm-sv-announcement.pdf
    http://www.mediagiraffe.org/jtm/jtm-sv-donorDRAFT.doc

    Collaborators

    http://www.mediagiraffe.org/wiki/index.php/Jtv-sv-collaborators (please update)

    Potential action items

  • Understand the promise – and pitfalls – of member/donor journalism
  • Redefine the “journalism” of social networks and search engines
  • Consider the effects on innovation of media and network concentration
  • Find appropriate roles for advertising . . . and government
  • Review the opportunities – and challenges – of disruptive technologies
  • Articulate the promise, and risks, of journalism without ads, paper or broadcast
  • Understand and strengthen the citizen/media connection

    What we might achieve

  • Innovative frameworks for sustaining journalism / democracy
  • A research agenda for unanswered questions
  • Breakthroughs across silos of thought and practice

    Some likely topics

  • Architecting an OS for Democracy (e.g., FCC reg’s as the blueprint for information diffusion)
  • Biologizing the Media System (analyzing MSM and the alternate media as biological systems)
  • IT Technology in Support of Diversity in News Sourcing
  • The Challenges of Disintermediated Journalism
  • Network neutrality -- Information delayed Is information denied
  • The New Technology of Journalism
  • The Wiki Revolution: Information Wants to be Accurate
  • The Challenge of Prioritizing News (while avoiding censorship)
  • Decentralizing News Management
  • Innovation in a Dominated Media Environment
  • The Technology and Best Practices of Citizen Journalism
  • Empowering the Citizen Journalist
  • Designing the Next News Room
  • The Evolving Media Infrastructure (i.e., a state of the MSM and the new media)
  • The Power of Blogging: Overview and Forecasts/Predictions
  • The Cathedral and the Sports Pages (see: “The Cathedral and the Bazaar”)