SLIDE 1 We (Are Still) the Media
Dan Gillmor Arizona State University
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SLIDE 3 Media Shift: A Brief History
wordans.com
SLIDE 4 Media 0.1
lascaux.culture.fr
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National Institutes of Health
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tillhecomes.org; Library of Congress
SLIDE 7 Media 1.0
Library of Congress
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Smithsonian
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NYT, Nieman Foundation, Archive.org
SLIDE 10 Media 2.0
Various, including Library of Congress
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Various, including Library of Congress
SLIDE 12 Legacy Model
Claude Shannon; Austin American-Statesman; Geograph.org.uk
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21st Century Information Flow
SLIDE 15 Access, not Distribution
Tim Berners-Lee, w3.org
SLIDE 16 Consumers => Creators => Collaborators
A Beautiful WWW
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Blurred Lines
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What is journalism?
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Anyone Can Participate
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AND, not OR
SLIDE 36 Professional “Amateur” Mass Niche
Aftenbladet Local TV News
An Emerging Media Ecosystem
Content Farms (Demand, Seed, Etc.)
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What Should Not Change: Principles
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Thoroughness Accuracy Fairness Independence Transparency
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The Continuing Rise of Citizen Media
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Cooperation
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Going Deeper More Possible than Ever
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Data
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APIs: Wiring Things Together
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Collaboration + Real-Time Data
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What could possibly go wrong?
SLIDE 53 How (Many) Coporations, Governments Want the Internet to Work
Volume Channel “Rent Content” (Interactivity) Camera that Watches You
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Who is making the key decisions about innovation and free speech, including journalism? Increasingly, not us.
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SLIDE 57 Re-centralization
- Business
- Technology companies
- Telecoms
- Governments
- Rules
- Censorship
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Telecoms
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Centralized services
SLIDE 61 "Facebook is not only promoting my links
- n news feeds when I pay for them, but also
possibly suppressing the ones I do not pay for."
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Laws
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Censorship...
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...and Worse
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"Ms Dollet added that while the number of professional journalists killed in Syria in the past three years is 39, there are 122 Syrian citizen journalists to have died in the same period of time."
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Journalism is Speech
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So should we all.
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Permission to Publish?
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- No. It’s Ours, Not Theirs.
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dan@dangillmor.com @dangillmor Most recent book: Mediactive.com
Upcoming book: PermissionTaken.com