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<h3>What was journalism? What might it become? What are its values and functions in a participatory democracy?  We plan to make signs out of these slogans and put them around theFred W. Smith Forum. The purpose is to remind us that they're entering a new medium,
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<h3>What is journalism in the new medium of the Web? What are its values and functions in a participatory democracy?  We plan to make signs out of these slogans and put them around the Fred W. Smith Forum. The purpose is to remind us that we're entering a new medium, and to help us focus on journalism in the new medium.
and to help us focus on journalism in the new medium.
 
  
 
Here's what we've come up with so far. Use the wiki function to add your suggestions: </H3>
 
Here's what we've come up with so far. Use the wiki function to add your suggestions: </H3>
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*Journalists serve their community.
 
*Journalists serve their community.
 
*New roles, new rules.
 
*New roles, new rules.
*Journalism is a lifestyle.
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*Journalism ... to be continued.
*Journalism is participatory.
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*Reporters are bloggers; bloggers aren't necessarily reporters.
*Journalism is context.
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*Journalism is solution-oriented.
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==Journalism is . . . ==
*Journalism is immediate and continuous.
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*a lifestyle.
*Journalism is personal.
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*participatory.
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*contextual.
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*solution-oriented.
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*immediate AND continuous.
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*personal.
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*collaboration.
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*transparent.
  
 
==Journalism is . . . ==  
 
==Journalism is . . . ==  
  
*a conversation
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*a conversation.
*the stories of our time
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*the stories of our time.
*community glue
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*community glue.
*verified gossip
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*verified gossip.
*democracy's mouthpiece
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*democracy's mouthpiece.
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*a social practice.
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*harnessing the collective intelligence.
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*a verb.
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*a shared experience.
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*bottom-up, not top-down.
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==More self-contained statements==
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*Get out of the way.
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*Journalism and Advertising Share Purpose.
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*The New Model is Empty Space, Open Space, Outer Space, Limitless Space.
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*Gravity: It's Not Just for Physicists Anymore.
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*The Internet has Always Existed.
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*News is a Network, not an Unfortunate Series of Events.
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*There is no News Cycle.
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*The New News Cycle is ∞.
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*Journalists Shape Community and the Community is News.
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*Journalism: Giving voice to community
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*The road goes on forever, and the story never ends.(Robert Earle Keene Jr.
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*It's the content, stupid [''Or less in-your-face'': dude].
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*Journalism 2.0: On a screen near you.
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*News is conversation.
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*Communities are news.
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*Communities create news.
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*Journalists are community weavers.
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*Journalists: Be all you can be.
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*Journalism: Priceless
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*The participant economy.
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*Smart money flows to innovative firms with solid business plans.
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*Who says big ideas are rare?
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*Hierarchies aren't nimble.
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*Big ideas are the province of anyone.
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*The monopoly over information is over.
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*Avoid institutional dinosaurs.
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*What would Da Vinci do?
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*What would Steve Jobs do?
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*Wisdom of crowds.
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*Question the dominate paradigm.
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*Organize for Rapid Experimentation.
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*Manage Projects as Experiments.
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*Failure defeats losers, failure inspires winners
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*Its warm and cozy in the tar pits.
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*Culture eats strategy every day.
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*Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower.
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*See change as an opportunity - not a threat
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*Eat your own dog food.
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*Ignore people's titles.
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*To change is difficult. Not to change is fatal.
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*Don't reinvent the wheel, just realign it.
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*The best successful businesses help other people make money
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*Transparency is a competitive weapon.
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*When all you do is copy others, you copy their mistakes, too.
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*Enable two-way conversation.
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*Empower people to do what they want to do.
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*XML, Atom, and RSS
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== and more.... ==
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*The real news is
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*What is possible now?
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*The way society knows itself
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*Democracy's self-awareness
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*The difference between knowing and ranting
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*Saying it more like it is
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*More voices, more stories
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*Stories that matter
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*Socially responsible journalism
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*Reporting what's emerging
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*The stories we're living
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*The stories we're living into
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*"The universe is made of stories, not atoms" -- Muriel Rukeyser
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*The story is not only what happened
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*Beyond balance to engagement
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*Whose objectivity?
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*No more lying with facts
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*News that serves the people
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*Journalists of the world awake! We have nothing to lose but our irrelevance!
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*The way democracy talks to itself
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*The way democracy hears itself
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*The way democracy wakes up
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*Democracy waking itself up
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*Democracy grabbing the wheel
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*Democracy paying attention to itself
 +
*The voice of informed democracy
 +
*Editing journalism for a new audience/day/era
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*Bon Journalism
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*Where the story meets democracy's need
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*Becoming a better story (of journalism)
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*Helping the People Lead Themselves
  
  
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*[http://newshare.com/wiki/index.php/RJI-Collaboratory#HOW_TO_ATTEND HOW TO ATTEND -- FREE]
 
*[http://newshare.com/wiki/index.php/RJI-Collaboratory#HOW_TO_ATTEND HOW TO ATTEND -- FREE]
 
*[http://newshare.com/wiki/index.php/RJI-Collaboratory-travel GETTING TO AND STAYING IN COLUMBIA]
 
*[http://newshare.com/wiki/index.php/RJI-Collaboratory-travel GETTING TO AND STAYING IN COLUMBIA]
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Latest revision as of 08:19, 16 January 2009

What is journalism in the new medium of the Web? What are its values and functions in a participatory democracy? We plan to make signs out of these slogans and put them around the Fred W. Smith Forum. The purpose is to remind us that we're entering a new medium, and to help us focus on journalism in the new medium. Here's what we've come up with so far. Use the wiki function to add your suggestions:

Self-contained statements

  • How does the story want to tell itself?
  • Stories never end.
  • Advertising IS news.
  • Content is context.
  • Journalists serve their community.
  • New roles, new rules.
  • Journalism ... to be continued.
  • Reporters are bloggers; bloggers aren't necessarily reporters.

Journalism is . . .

  • a lifestyle.
  • participatory.
  • contextual.
  • solution-oriented.
  • immediate AND continuous.
  • personal.
  • collaboration.
  • transparent.

Journalism is . . .

  • a conversation.
  • the stories of our time.
  • community glue.
  • verified gossip.
  • democracy's mouthpiece.
  • a social practice.
  • harnessing the collective intelligence.
  • a verb.
  • a shared experience.
  • bottom-up, not top-down.


More self-contained statements

  • Get out of the way.
  • Journalism and Advertising Share Purpose.
  • The New Model is Empty Space, Open Space, Outer Space, Limitless Space.
  • Gravity: It's Not Just for Physicists Anymore.
  • The Internet has Always Existed.
  • News is a Network, not an Unfortunate Series of Events.
  • There is no News Cycle.
  • The New News Cycle is ∞.
  • Journalists Shape Community and the Community is News.
  • Journalism: Giving voice to community
  • The road goes on forever, and the story never ends.(Robert Earle Keene Jr.
  • It's the content, stupid [Or less in-your-face: dude].
  • Journalism 2.0: On a screen near you.
  • News is conversation.
  • Communities are news.
  • Communities create news.
  • Journalists are community weavers.
  • Journalists: Be all you can be.
  • Journalism: Priceless
  • The participant economy.
  • Smart money flows to innovative firms with solid business plans.
  • Who says big ideas are rare?
  • Hierarchies aren't nimble.
  • Big ideas are the province of anyone.
  • The monopoly over information is over.
  • Avoid institutional dinosaurs.
  • What would Da Vinci do?
  • What would Steve Jobs do?
  • Wisdom of crowds.
  • Question the dominate paradigm.
  • Organize for Rapid Experimentation.
  • Manage Projects as Experiments.
  • Failure defeats losers, failure inspires winners
  • Its warm and cozy in the tar pits.
  • Culture eats strategy every day.
  • Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower.
  • See change as an opportunity - not a threat
  • Eat your own dog food.
  • Ignore people's titles.
  • To change is difficult. Not to change is fatal.
  • Don't reinvent the wheel, just realign it.
  • The best successful businesses help other people make money
  • Transparency is a competitive weapon.
  • When all you do is copy others, you copy their mistakes, too.
  • Enable two-way conversation.
  • Empower people to do what they want to do.
  • XML, Atom, and RSS

and more....

  • The real news is
  • What is possible now?
  • The way society knows itself
  • Democracy's self-awareness
  • The difference between knowing and ranting
  • Saying it more like it is
  • More voices, more stories
  • Stories that matter
  • Socially responsible journalism
  • Reporting what's emerging
  • The stories we're living
  • The stories we're living into
  • "The universe is made of stories, not atoms" -- Muriel Rukeyser
  • The story is not only what happened
  • Beyond balance to engagement
  • Whose objectivity?
  • No more lying with facts
  • News that serves the people
  • Journalists of the world awake! We have nothing to lose but our irrelevance!
  • The way democracy talks to itself
  • The way democracy hears itself
  • The way democracy wakes up
  • Democracy waking itself up
  • Democracy grabbing the wheel
  • Democracy paying attention to itself
  • The voice of informed democracy
  • Editing journalism for a new audience/day/era
  • Bon Journalism
  • Where the story meets democracy's need
  • Becoming a better story (of journalism)
  • Helping the People Lead Themselves



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