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IJ-8 Communication Track: Program
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IJ-8 Conference: IJ-8 Conference Committee
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IJ-8 Academic Review and Publication Chair. IJ-8 Communications Track Chair. Adelaide Dawes, IJ-8 Event Manager. Founder and CEO, GlobalThinkers. Main Track and Global Media. President and CEO, The Hoffman Agency - Communications Track. Prof Saïd Business School, Oxford, Senior Scholar SCIC - Academic Track. InJo Fellowship Coaches 2011. IJ-8 COMM TRACK SUPPORTER. Stanford Center for Innovation and Communication. Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.
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IJ-8 Conference: Speaker Presentation: Tanja Aitamurto
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Speaker Presentation: Tanja Aitamurto. Tanja Aitamurto is a journalist, Ph.D. and visiting researcher at the Stanford Center for Design Research. She is a coach for the 2011 Innovation Journalism Fellowship Program. She is doing research on collective intelligence in journalism, looking into crowdsourcing, crowdfunding, and the concepts of open innovation and open science as manifestations of participatory culture. IJ-8 COMM TRACK SUPPORTER.
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IJ-8 Conference: Weather
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Students give Stanford overwhelmingly positive marks for weather. With the exception of winter, it is pretty much always sunny on campus, but still in the perfectly comfortable 60–75 degree range. Winters can be rainy, but it varies year to year. Summers can actually get pretty hot, but humidity is always reasonably low. In general, the weather is great. Stanford Weather Forecast, CA. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). IJ-8 COMM TRACK SUPPORTER.
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IJ-8 Conference: Hashtag: #injo
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IJ-8 Communication Track: Hashtag #injo
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IJ-8 Communication Track: KEYNOTE: Geoffrey Moore - How New IT and New Styles of Work Will Reshape Journalism And Communications
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KEYNOTE: Geoffrey Moore - How New IT and New Styles of Work Will Reshape Journalism And Communications. Now that consumer communication applications like Skype, Facebook and Twitter are outcompeting corporate solutions, the nature of professional organizations will change. Journalism and Communication will be severely affected. Geoffrey's bio is here. A fuller description of this session is available on the IJ-8 Blog. IJ-8 COMM TRACK SUPPORT. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.
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IJ-8 Communication Track: Welcome to the Comm Track at IJ-8!
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Welcome to the Comm Track at IJ-8! The IJ-8 Comm Track. Will discuss the role of innovation communication in the innovation economy; share ideas about opportunities, emerging trends and best practices; discuss relations to other stakeholders – especially journalists; and look at threats, ethics and interaction with society. This new track is open for all IJ-8 participants. It is different from the Main Track in that the sessions are organized from the innovations communications point of view.
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IJ-8 Communication Track: Comm Mission
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Society depends on innovation to create our common future. Innovation itself is a creative process, where the “old” is being replaced by the “new”. This creative destruction acts as an eternal wave throughout history, pushing the limit on human endeavor further ahead, year by year, generation by generation. The media was for a long time the communicating part of the innovation ecosystem. Is that still true? These are some of the issues we will discuss in the Communication Track of IJ-8.
