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  1. We (Are Still) the Media Dan Gillmor Arizona State University

  2. Media Shift: A Brief History wordans.com

  3. Media 0.1 lascaux.culture.fr

  4. Media 0.5 National Institutes of Health

  5. Media 0.9 tillhecomes.org; Library of Congress

  6. Media 1.0 Library of Congress

  7. Media 1.5 Smithsonian

  8. Media 1.9 NYT, Nieman Foundation, Archive.org

  9. Media 2.0 Various, including Library of Congress

  10. Media 2.5 Various, including Library of Congress

  11. Legacy Model Claude Shannon; Austin American-Statesman; Geograph.org.uk

  12. Media 3.0 opte.org

  13. 21 st Century Information Flow

  14. Access, not Distribution Tim Berners-Lee, w3.org

  15. Consumers => Creators => Collaborators A Beautiful WWW

  16. Blurred Lines

  17. What is journalism?

  18. Anyone Can Participate

  19. AND, not OR

  20. An Emerging Media Ecosystem Content Farms (Demand, Seed, Etc.) Mass Local TV News Aftenbladet Niche “Amateur” Professional

  21. What Should Not Change: Principles

  22. Thoroughness Accuracy Fairness Independence Transparency

  23. The Continuing Rise of Citizen Media

  24. Cooperation

  25. Going Deeper More Possible than Ever

  26. Data

  27. APIs: Wiring Things Together

  28. Collaboration + Real-Time Data

  29. Ushahidi

  30. Safecast.org

  31. What could possibly go wrong?

  32. How (Many) Coporations, Governments Want the Internet to Work Camera that Watches You Volume Channel “Rent Content” (Interactivity)

  33. Who is making the key decisions about innovation and free speech, including journalism? Increasingly, not us.

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  35. Re-centralization ● Business ● Technology companies ● Telecoms ● Governments ● Rules ● Censorship

  36. Telecoms

  37. Centralized services

  38. "Facebook is not only promoting my links on news feeds when I pay for them, but also possibly suppressing the ones I do not pay for."

  39. Laws

  40. Censorship...

  41. Search Engine Watch

  42. ...and Worse

  43. "Ms Dollet added that while the number of professional journalists killed in Syria in the past three years is 39, there are 122 Syrian citizen journalists to have died in the same period of time."

  44. Journalism is Speech

  45. So should we all.

  46. Permission to Publish?

  47. No. It’s Ours, Not Theirs.

  48. dan@dangillmor.com @dangillmor Most recent book: Mediactive.com Upcoming book: PermissionTaken.com

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