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La venerable profesin del periodista se encuentra en un The venerable profession of journalism finds itself at a momento extrao de la historia donde, por primera vez, rare moment in history where, for the first time, its su hegemonia como


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The venerable profession of journalism finds itself at a rare moment in history where, for the first time, its hegemony as gatekeeper of the news is threatened by not just new technology but by the audience it serves. La venerable profesión del periodista se encuentra en un momento extraño de la historia donde, por primera vez, su hegemonia como responsable de las noticias se ve amenazado no sólo por las nuevas tecnologías sino por la propia audiencia que satisface.

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bienvenidos a la revolución

acueducto en vilanova i la geltrú 23 sept 2004

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Segon Seminari Internacional de Periodisme Digital Vilanova i la Geltrú 23 de Septembre 2004

We Media

How audiences are changing the future of news and information

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Agenda

  • What is Participatory Journalism?
  • Who participates?
  • How do they participate?
  • Why do they participate?
  • How does this impact big media?
  • How can big media collaborate?
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Participatory Journalism

The act of a citizen, or group of citizens, playing an active role in the process of collecting, reporting, analyzing and disseminating news and information. The intent of this participation is to provide independent, reliable, accurate, wide-ranging and relevant information that a democracy requires.

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For example...

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Fact checking

Source: IBM HistoryFlow

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Who is participating?

  • Your audience
  • Sources
  • Advertisers
  • Businesses, institutions, government
  • Public relations
  • Media
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Forms

  • Discussion groups, forums, mailing lists,

chat rooms

  • User-generated content
  • Weblogs, audio/video blogs, moblogs
  • Collaborative publishing
  • Peer-to-peer (IM, SMS, Gnutella)
  • Syndication (XML, RSS, Atom)
  • Open vs. Closed
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Functions

  • Commentary
  • Filtering, editing
  • Fact checking
  • Grassroots reporting
  • Annotative reporting
  • Open source journalism, peer review
  • Audio/video broadcasting
  • Buying, selling, advertising
  • Knowledge management
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Why participate?

  • Gain status, build reputation
  • Connect with like-minded people
  • Sense-making, understanding
  • To inform or entertain
  • To be informed or entertained
  • To create
  • Activism
  • Knowledge management
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Impact on Big Media

  • Better journalism
  • Build loyalty & trust
  • Be more competitive
  • Foster community
  • Scaleable staff
  • Leverage network
  • Be a good Netizen (Copyleft, Open Source)
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Journalist Citizen Self-expression Curiosity Conscience Fame, etc. Money

Similar motivations

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“The future is here. It just isn’t evenly distributed yet.”

W i l l i a m G i b s o n

“El futuro ya está aquí. Pero aún no está bien distribuido”

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Free resources

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Moltés gràcies

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Shayne Bowman sbowman@hypergene.net Chris Willis cwillis@hypergene.net

www.hypergene.net/wemedia www.hypergene.net/blog