Looking to the future of journalism, might networked collaboration yield greater return?
Asking if journalism has effectively defined this yet, there may be more than one answer.
Posted by Jo Ellen Green Kaiser on August 8, 2013
Topics: Blog, Community Tags: Accountability, Analysis, Best Practices, Capacity, Civic Journalism, Collaboration, Community Engagement, Emerging Trends, Future of Journalism, Jo Ellen Green Kaiser, Media Consortium
If goals guide form, collaboration’s potential to transform journalism remains largely unrealized. Getting real about large scale impact - are smart networked efforts the future?
Posted by Jo Ellen Green Kaiser on July 24, 2013
Topics: Blog, Community Tags: Civic Journalism, Collaboration, Engagement Models, Future of Journalism, Innovation, John Bracken, Media Consortium, Networks, New Journalism, Opportunity, Partnerships, Recommendations, Scaling, Sustainability
JA’s panel picks, luminaries we can’t wait to meet and some of the events we’ll be checking out. What are you excited to learn about, what are your big questions?
Posted by Lisa Skube on April 2, 2013
Topics: Blog, Policy Tags: Civic Journalism, Collaboration, Community Engagement, Emerging Trends, Free Press, Grass Roots, Josh Stearns, Journalism That Matters, Media Reform
The Civic Commons is designed as a social media environment for civil conversation and action, where the expertise of non-experts contributes to public knowledge. Moulthrop says it’s a form of journalism. “What we’re doing is bringing the public into the conversation in a way that is sophisticated, civil and productive.” The Civic Commons was conceived...
Posted by Emily Harris on September 19, 2012
Topics: Blog, Community, Experiments Tags: Civic Journalism, Community Engagement, Crowdsourcing, Metrics, Ohio, Online Conversations, Partnerships, The Civic Commons
A center to guide, examine, and encourage action, as“[u]pheavals in journalism have bequeathed to journalists a dizzying whirlpool of ethical issues.”
Posted by Journalism Accelerator on September 10, 2012
Topics: Education, Resources Tags: Academy, Civic Journalism, Experimentation, Journalism Ethics, University of Wisconsin
A community forum that can help publishers tap into local knowledge and sentiment, discover citizen journalists, and cover local issues in new ways.
Posted by Journalism Accelerator on April 19, 2012
Topics: Community, Distribution, Education, Resources Tags: Citizen Sources, Civic Engagement, Civic Journalism, Online Conversations
Chronicling journalism for half a century, the CJR outs trends and offers analysis from a wide range of experts on the evolving, expanding field of journalism.
Posted by Journalism Accelerator on November 23, 2011
Topics: Community, Craft, Education, Policy, Resources, Technology Tags: Civic Engagement, Civic Journalism, Columbia Journalism Review, Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism, Journalism Business, Journalism Education, News Frontier Database, Watchdog Reporting
David Herzog's Open Missouri project delivers the state's largest independent directory of government databases, with tips to help empower citizens, journalists and communities.
Posted by Journalism Accelerator on October 7, 2011
Topics: Craft, Education, Policy, Resources Tags: Access To Information, Civic Journalism, Data, David Herzog, FOIA, Investigative Reporters and Editors, IRE, Missouri Sunshine Law, Online Directory, Public Information, Reynolds Journalism Institute, RJI, Transparency
