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Category Archives: participatory media

Participatory and citizen journalism efforts, innovations, development, successes and failures, and what it means to the media, democracy and the future of the entire world!

May 25, 2008
by Will Sullivan
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How to get more done with less — 3 steps to save resources, time and money at newspapers

This month’s Carnival of Journalism is topic specific: Finding time in a time-starved newspaper world to do ‘extra’ stuff for the web. I’m not going to state the obvious philosophical argument that this isn’t ‘extra’ stuff anymore. …That the way … Continue reading →

July 13, 2007
by Will Sullivan
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Lots of bad news in telecom and media regulation and a little good news; Zillow goes for hyperlocal news; AT&T sells out their customers, again; 40 gb broadband

Goodbye to the music industry “So, why do I say goodbye to the music industry? Because how do kids find out about new music? On the Internet. Where on the Internet? Radio stations. Well, when they aren’t stealing music or … Continue reading →

July 11, 2007
by Will Sullivan
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8 mistakes newspapers made; Google and Facebook’s future visions; Metromix menage a trois needed; All Online Data Lost After Internet Crash; Die tie.

Eight historical mistakes the newspaper industry made “The race isn’t over yet, but there are mistakes newspapers have made that I think will have lasting consequences. We need to think through the impact of these mistakes and what we’ll do … Continue reading →