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recasting readers as learners & citizens

In essays on 7 May 2009 tagged civic-journalism, journalism, marketing, media, mission, organizational-thought, social-media, swineflu with 4 comments

It has become clear that new media will to continue to supplant traditional journalism in many of its historical functions (ranging from offering classifieds to breaking news). But if you ask to see traditional journalism’s crown jewel, you’ll find a long-time interest in the public good and a professional code nurtured over years of civil [...]

how is information flow part of the social reform puzzle?

In reform on 17 July 2008 tagged information, information access, information flow, media, weeklies with 2 comments

Several weeks ago, Charlie DeTar at the MIT Media Lab emailed out some notes (see the end of this post for a transcript) from a casual gathering of affiliates of the Center for Future Civic Media. There are lots of ideas in the email; however, I’m curious about where one in particular leads:

Manuel Castellas [...]

this is what gmail thinks is closely related to “Public Perception of the Media”

In slush on 11 February 2008 tagged ann-coulter, c4cfm, gmail, google, media, narrative, slush with 3 comments