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[The Information Valet Project]

Blueprinting the Information Valet Economy

Building a collaborative, shared-user network
December 3-5, 2008 / Reynolds Journalism Institute / Columbia, Missouri

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Pre-convening resources

Here are links to a series of resources which might inform the discussion at "Blueprinting the Information Valet Economy," Dec. 3-5 at the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute.

Bookmark the #infovalet Twitter stream

• "InfoValet" is the name of the Twitter stream where we'll be commenting live on activities at "Blueprint" -- http://www.twitter.com/infovalet . If you are posting about "Blueprint" to your own Twitter feed, please included the tag "#infovalet" in each post. In that way, your tweets, and those of other participants and remote viewers, will be picked up and viewable on THIS PAGE.

A backchannel for following the discussion

• We'll be experimenting with a live backchannel "chat" channel for participants during some parts of "Blueprint." With a service call CoverItLive.com, several designated narrators will be posting briefing comments about the discussions Dec. 4 and 5. You can follow these comments -- and offer comments and suggestions of your own to the narrator. To launch the window and participate Click Here.

Blogging from the "Blueprint" summit

• Several participants in "Blueprint" will be writing short blog posts at the Information Valet Project blog. You can also grab/bookmark the RSS stream.

Iowa-based news CEO's blog on innovation

• Chuck Peters is CEO of the company which owns the Cedar Rapids Gazette plus printing and other subsidiaries. He'll be joining us at "Blueprint" and he's been following and seeding innovation in the former newspaper industry. Here's his blog. Peters attended a 50-executive summit at the American Press Institute and covered it live with Twitter.

Former Massachusetts publisher's News after Newspapers

• Martin Langeveld was the No.2 person at the family-owned Berkshire Eagle for more than a decade, then publisher of two MediaNews Group Inc. dailies. He writes his blog from near Brattleboro, Vt.