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Who Got It Right? On The Media or Witt & Rosen

Saturday, October 13th, 2007

Today NPR’s On the Media aired its report on citizen journalism and crowdsourcing via Jeff Jarvis’s Networked Journalism Summit, which I attended early this week. They got it mostly right, but reporter Bob Garfield got Jay Rosen in a Gotcha moment. Garfield’s reporting basically makes NewAssignment.net’s Assignment Zero sound like a complete a bust, a failure. Of […]

Read Networked Journalism Summit Bloggers

Wednesday, October 10th, 2007

What to see an aggregate of what is being said at the Network Journalism Summit, go here. The slug is NetJ at Technorati. 
Here is are some of the issues Jeff Jarvis says he sees overriding parts of the conversation at the panels so far: 
Power of print still important at many of the websites, need to work out financial […]

Networked Journalism Conference Begins

Wednesday, October 10th, 2007

I am at Jeff Jarvis’s Networked Journalism Conference in New York. I am listening, but really I am trying to sell the Representative Journalism idea and round up partners. ( I have already heard from one family foundation, to be announced in time, of interested in getting at least one Representative Journalist going. ) I am […]

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