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Innovate this: March 2009

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A place to study and document innovation. Saturday, March 14, 2009. The big hump in the long tail. Everyone's linking and talking about Clay Shirky's latest thoughts. On journalism this weekend. He makes valid points about how news and information have changed in our digital world. He predicts an explosion of experiments and new models to replace news on paper. He's a big hump in his own long tail in our attention economy, and his words draw attention to a subject near and dear to my heart. I don't doubt...

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Innovate this: Computer-aid journalism: GIGO or the next wave?

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A place to study and document innovation. Tuesday, January 6, 2009. Computer-aid journalism: GIGO or the next wave? John Mecklin of Miller-McCune research writes an intriguing post. About Duke University's search to fill an endowed chair of computational journalism. He makes many points worth considering. Let's take one, for now. Intriguing idea. Charlotte is covered by EveryBlock, and my neighborhood blog. Has a widget with an Everyblock feed. Could EveryBlock's data be combined with tools like Tansa.

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Innovate this: November 2008

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A place to study and document innovation. Sunday, November 23, 2008. Journalism education: Begin anywhere. Before it was InDesign, it was paste-up and darkroom courses.". J-school = glorified trade school.". A few can teach themselves.". Lynda should replace formal education.". For some students class definitely gets in the way.". The important point is that you have a whole community of 'tweeple' now to to help advance your learning.". Some journalism students held a discussion. How will writing program...

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Innovate this: August 2008

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A place to study and document innovation. Sunday, August 17, 2008. A yellowed clip predicting the future. This old clip from The Pierce Report on Charlotte in 1995 gives a great history lesson on building community online. Steve Snow was talking about building links among people 13 years ago and struggling with funding questions. We're still discussing those questions. Related links with lessons:. Dallas Morning News,. On politics and funding, 1997. Letter from Steve Snow. Wednesday, August 13, 2008.

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Innovate this: Listening and following back on Twitter

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A place to study and document innovation. Wednesday, May 6, 2009. Listening and following back on Twitter. I admit I'm suspicious of media folk who join Twitter, attract 100s of followers and follow only a handful. They're talking but not listening? Don't fear the followed, they are simply stuck in broadcast mode. Very few people can pull off not following people. Then they are simply a 140 character newsletter. I got that. But 1,000 followers and 32 followed? It seems particularly difficult for some peo...

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Innovate this: May 2009

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A place to study and document innovation. Wednesday, May 6, 2009. Listening and following back on Twitter. I admit I'm suspicious of media folk who join Twitter, attract 100s of followers and follow only a handful. They're talking but not listening? Don't fear the followed, they are simply stuck in broadcast mode. Very few people can pull off not following people. Then they are simply a 140 character newsletter. I got that. But 1,000 followers and 32 followed? It seems particularly difficult for some peo...

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Innovate this: July 2008

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A place to study and document innovation. Sunday, July 27, 2008. Making readers' opinions work. Readers and commenters at the McClatchy Next. Wiki are abuzz about anonymous comments at newspaper web sites and blogs. Don't click away - I know this subject has been done to death. I promise a different approach. Many of the comments have been fueled by the vitriolic name-calling recently in comments at Etaoin Shrdlu. The blog of McClatchy's vice president for news, Howard Weaver. These days, Lew Powell is s...