Comments on: The Outsiders: New voices empowered to act http://jasonkristufek.com/2009/01/10/the-outsiders-new-voices-empowered-to-act/ Product Manager, Entrepreneurship, Content Strategy, Journalism Wed, 13 Jul 2011 16:34:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Is Rob Curley joining the News Innovation crowd? « Jason Kristufek’s We Media blog http://jasonkristufek.com/2009/01/10/the-outsiders-new-voices-empowered-to-act/comment-page-1/#comment-175 Is Rob Curley joining the News Innovation crowd? « Jason Kristufek’s We Media blog Thu, 07 May 2009 16:28:43 +0000 http://wemediaguru.com/?p=177#comment-175 [...] recently with the Las Vegas Sun, contacted me in what I’m taking is an initiative to join the News Innovation movement. He is also seeking an opinion and advice from me on a project his team plans to launch soon. All [...] [...] recently with the Las Vegas Sun, contacted me in what I’m taking is an initiative to join the News Innovation movement. He is also seeking an opinion and advice from me on a project his team plans to launch soon. All [...]

]]> By: How would you implement the Complete Community Connection? « Jason Kristufek’s We Media blog http://jasonkristufek.com/2009/01/10/the-outsiders-new-voices-empowered-to-act/comment-page-1/#comment-174 How would you implement the Complete Community Connection? « Jason Kristufek’s We Media blog Tue, 28 Apr 2009 14:20:08 +0000 http://wemediaguru.com/?p=177#comment-174 [...] 28, 2009 by wemediaguru This post is aimed at the News Innovators including those I just met at BarCamp NewsInnovation Philadelphia. Yesterday, my colleague Steve [...] [...] 28, 2009 by wemediaguru This post is aimed at the News Innovators including those I just met at BarCamp NewsInnovation Philadelphia. Yesterday, my colleague Steve [...]

]]> By: Will Jeff Jarvis, Tim O’Reilly join the NewsInnovators in Philadelphia? « Jason Kristufek’s We Media blog http://jasonkristufek.com/2009/01/10/the-outsiders-new-voices-empowered-to-act/comment-page-1/#comment-173 Will Jeff Jarvis, Tim O’Reilly join the NewsInnovators in Philadelphia? « Jason Kristufek’s We Media blog Tue, 10 Mar 2009 14:50:21 +0000 http://wemediaguru.com/?p=177#comment-173 [...] The Outsiders: New voices empowered to act (wemediaguru.com) [...] [...] The Outsiders: New voices empowered to act (wemediaguru.com) [...]

]]> By: One weekend, three NewsInnovation barcamps « Jason Kristufek’s We Media blog http://jasonkristufek.com/2009/01/10/the-outsiders-new-voices-empowered-to-act/comment-page-1/#comment-172 One weekend, three NewsInnovation barcamps « Jason Kristufek’s We Media blog Thu, 19 Feb 2009 21:11:29 +0000 http://wemediaguru.com/?p=177#comment-172 [...] The Outsiders: New voices empowered to act (wemediaguru.com) [...] [...] The Outsiders: New voices empowered to act (wemediaguru.com) [...]

]]> By: Your industry information guide http://jasonkristufek.com/2009/01/10/the-outsiders-new-voices-empowered-to-act/comment-page-1/#comment-171 Your industry information guide Wed, 28 Jan 2009 05:07:46 +0000 http://wemediaguru.com/?p=177#comment-171 The concept sounds really interesting. And I am sure, with the involvement of the normal public, it is surely going to hit the bull's eye. The concept sounds really interesting. And I am sure, with the involvement of the normal public, it is surely going to hit the bull’s eye.

]]> By: We have a lot of work to do « Jason Kristufek’s We Media blog http://jasonkristufek.com/2009/01/10/the-outsiders-new-voices-empowered-to-act/comment-page-1/#comment-170 We have a lot of work to do « Jason Kristufek’s We Media blog Tue, 27 Jan 2009 21:14:24 +0000 http://wemediaguru.com/?p=177#comment-170 [...] The Outsiders: New voices empowered to act [...] [...] The Outsiders: New voices empowered to act [...]

]]> By: At the forefront of change « Jason Kristufek’s We Media blog http://jasonkristufek.com/2009/01/10/the-outsiders-new-voices-empowered-to-act/comment-page-1/#comment-169 At the forefront of change « Jason Kristufek’s We Media blog Fri, 16 Jan 2009 19:11:27 +0000 http://wemediaguru.com/?p=177#comment-169 [...] She doesn’t live in the same arena that editors and reporters currently do. We have a lot to learn from people like her. Journalists are saying that the younger generations will be leading the way [...] [...] She doesn’t live in the same arena that editors and reporters currently do. We have a lot to learn from people like her. Journalists are saying that the younger generations will be leading the way [...]

]]> By: wemediaguru http://jasonkristufek.com/2009/01/10/the-outsiders-new-voices-empowered-to-act/comment-page-1/#comment-168 wemediaguru Sun, 11 Jan 2009 16:15:22 +0000 http://wemediaguru.com/?p=177#comment-168 Thanks for the note, Chuck. I do think that BarCamp NewsInnovation will deal with implementing concepts such as this. That is the goal. The tasks you described about the local event is a great example of one formula, especially one where no institutional barriers exists. I agree strongly with changing the way we collect information in the first instance to feed the web. The live aspect, I feel, goes to the heart of great journalism. Thanks for the note, Chuck. I do think that BarCamp NewsInnovation will deal with implementing concepts such as this. That is the goal. The tasks you described about the local event is a great example of one formula, especially one where no institutional barriers exists. I agree strongly with changing the way we collect information in the first instance to feed the web. The live aspect, I feel, goes to the heart of great journalism.

]]> By: Chuck Peters http://jasonkristufek.com/2009/01/10/the-outsiders-new-voices-empowered-to-act/comment-page-1/#comment-167 Chuck Peters Sun, 11 Jan 2009 12:38:15 +0000 http://wemediaguru.com/?p=177#comment-167 Jason - Thanks for continuing to pursue, and promote, the BarCamp. I agree with your assessment of closed/open on the national and industry levels, as well as your call to action and the call for individual courage to act with a new mindset and actually perform new tasks in the first instance to create the base of the new information web. To bring this back to the local level, I was invited, and participated in a community planning process yesterday. All were invited, but only 250 wanted to show up and spend 8 hours in the Crowne Plaza yesterday. We had the requisite flip charts and sticky notes. I wanted outside input. The facilitators and all in my small group knew nothing of Twitter. So I tweeted "What would give you hope for future of Cedar Rapids" and asked that #crhope be used as the hash tag. The responses were great http://search.twitter.com/search?q=%23crhope and one response by @hidama, too long for Twitter, was used repeatedly in our discussions http://is.gd/fd1a If the organizers had used CoverItLive (www.coveritlive.com) as the organizing engine, we could have had 3 CIL events covering 10 tables each. Each table could have used a Twitter feed to input into a common CIL event, and all the information would have been captured, time stamped and searchable. Instead, we wrote on flip charts, and some poor people transcribed. Much was lost in the translation, as I personally observed. I think news gathering operations for events are going to go to a combination of CoverItLive and Twitter and Blogs as the most efficient creation of content in the first instance. With CoverItLive (www.coveritlive.com) a trusted reporter can engage up to another 12 trusted observers on Twitter, and with the promotion of the CoverItLive event anyone in the world can weigh in with questions or comments. After the event, the record is preserved in its entirety, with time stamps, so it creates a first recording of history. That record can also be saved as a word file. Any stories written about that event can link back to that original record. Also, any stories should be written in a blog with links to any other assets or information on the internet. So, atomized content is created by creating it that way in the first instance. Do you think BarCamp will expand on, or develop more details for, how to implement concepts such as this? Thanks, Chuck Jason -

Thanks for continuing to pursue, and promote, the BarCamp. I agree with your assessment of closed/open on the national and industry levels, as well as your call to action and the call for individual courage to act with a new mindset and actually perform new tasks in the first instance to create the base of the new information web.

To bring this back to the local level, I was invited, and participated in a community planning process yesterday. All were invited, but only 250 wanted to show up and spend 8 hours in the Crowne Plaza yesterday. We had the requisite flip charts and sticky notes. I wanted outside input. The facilitators and all in my small group knew nothing of Twitter. So I tweeted “What would give you hope for future of Cedar Rapids” and asked that #crhope be used as the hash tag. The responses were great http://search.twitter.com/search?q=%23crhope and one response by @hidama, too long for Twitter, was used repeatedly in our discussions http://is.gd/fd1a

If the organizers had used CoverItLive (www.coveritlive.com) as the organizing engine, we could have had 3 CIL events covering 10 tables each. Each table could have used a Twitter feed to input into a common CIL event, and all the information would have been captured, time stamped and searchable. Instead, we wrote on flip charts, and some poor people transcribed. Much was lost in the translation, as I personally observed.

I think news gathering operations for events are going to go to a combination of CoverItLive and Twitter and Blogs as the most efficient creation of content in the first instance. With CoverItLive (www.coveritlive.com) a trusted reporter can engage up to another 12 trusted observers on Twitter, and with the promotion of the CoverItLive event anyone in the world can weigh in with questions or comments. After the event, the record is preserved in its entirety, with time stamps, so it creates a first recording of history. That record can also be saved as a word file. Any stories written about that event can link back to that original record. Also, any stories should be written in a blog with links to any other assets or information on the internet. So, atomized content is created by creating it that way in the first instance.

Do you think BarCamp will expand on, or develop more details for, how to implement concepts such as this?

Thanks,
Chuck

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