Web 3.0 and Dutch journalism by Raymond Franz

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    1. WHAT WEB3 MEANS FOR JOURNALISM IN THE NETHERLANDS Web3, hype or vision?
    2. Who says?
      • RAYMOND FRANZ
      • DIRECTEUR / OPRICHTER VAN TRENDLIGHT
      • EN
      • TALKINGTRENDS
      • INITIATIEFNEMER VAN OPEN SAHARA
      • MEDIAFIEL
    3. Hype or vision ?
      • Here comes another bubble
    4. Web1……Que?
      • web of documents
      • web of hyperlinks
      • web of full text search engines
      • web of push and publishers
      • the current web
    5. Web1
      • is the current web ……minus
    6. Web1
      • the deep web
    7. Web1……Que?
      • web of documents
      • web of hyperlinks
      • web of full text search engines
      • web of push and publishers
      • the current web minus deepweb
      • Web1 is the content web
    8. Whatever happened to… .
    9. but still alive and kicking
    10. and the main business model was
    11. and still is ….
    12. Web2…..Que?
      • web of user generated content
      • web of blogs and civil journalism
      • web of tagging and profiling
      • web of sharing
      • web of participation
      • web of standardization
    13. Web2…..que?
      • web of user generated content
      • web of blogs and civil journalism
      • web of tagging and profiling
      • web of sharing
      • web of participation
      • web of standardization
      • web2 is a social web
    14. was Second Life a Web2 hype?
    15. is Wiki the Web2 killerapp ?
      • Is it Web2?
      • Does it matter?
    16. Or…..?
    17. Before we’ll go to web3…..
      • the main trends
      • from visual to virtual to artificial intelligence
      • expert systems
      • green computing
      • user controlled open internet identity
      • mobility
      • integrated social networking
      • hyper local as well as international
    18. and ……!
      • open source, open data, open content
      • software as a service
      • personal entrepreneurship
      • semantic web
      • CHANGING BUSINESSMODELS
    19. Now what’s the semantic web…?
      • From unstructured content to structured data
      • by semantic classification
    20. Now what’s the semantic web…?
      • From unstructured content to structured data
      • by semantic classification
      • Thanx for explaining
      • but
      • how does it works for me ?
    21. Now what’s that semantic web..?
      • Washington Post and Gnosis
      • Get the intrinsic information out of the content
      • persons
      • places
      • dates and amounts
      • topics
      • sentiments and opinions
      • tone
    22. Now what’s that semantic web..?
      • …… .and relate this with other structured data like:
      • Wikipedia
      • Flickr
      • Google Earth
      • Open Congress
      • NYTimes
      • …… .
      • Blogging with Zemanta
    23. Now what’s that semantic web..?
      • and relate everything to everything …..
    24. Now what’s that semantic web..?
      • Is it rocket science?
    25. Now what’s that semantic web..?
      • Well…….it needs
      • RDF’s
      • OWL’s
      • SPARQL’s
      • FOAF’s
      • XDI
      • But it’s all taken care of by W3C.org (and others)
    26. a glimp on an ontology (geopolitics)
    27. a glimp on an ontology (geopolitics)
    28. a glimp on an ontology (geopolitics)
    29. Now what’s that semantic web..?
      • it also needs
      • open source data
      • open source software
      • open source databases
      • open source platforms
      • but it’s already there
    30. Now what’s that semantic web..?
      • but most of all
      • it needs….
      • YOU!
    31. To build the newspapers of tomorrow
      • like
      • Silobreaker
      • Everyblock
      • to use
      • OpenCongress
      • ThinkBase
    32. So what is the problem?
      • YOU ARE!
    33. Why you are?
      • open your content
      • think about new business models
      • develop a vision
      • communicate it
      • train yourself and your staff
      • USE !
      • ACT !
    34. BUT YOU DON’T !
    35. and now back to the Netherlands
    36. to be sure … I love paper! my subscriptions
    37. journalism under pressure
      • external reasons
      • aging target group
      • declining subscriptions
      • declining advertising income
      • scaling
      • increasing competition on the web
      • mutual competition
      • economic crisis
    38. journalism under pressure
      • social reasons
      • opinions became more important then facts
      • interpretations are weak and cowardly
      • communication business professionalize
      • Journalists are liberal and elitists
      • public broadcasters are even worse
      • incident driven
      • increasing population of half-thinkers
    39. Great analysis
    40. Great analysis
    41. Great analysis
    42. journalism under pressure
      • but journalists react:
      • adaptive
      • defensive
    43. journalism under pressure
      • but journalists react:
      • adaptive
      • defensive
      • and has a hopeless romantic perception
      • of their own role in society
    44. let’s get this straight
      • there are earning models on the web
      • copyrights are not the solution but the problem
      • regulate the Web….forget it!
      • mobility / glasfiber….embrace!
      • consumers will not pay for news content
      • don’t make communities…find them!
      • facilitate and checkout by succes
      • stop those little funds, stop Brinkman
      • force the government to invest in Web3
    45. let’s get this straight
      • act with us government (like the stimulus in the US)
      • multimedia, multilanguage, connect the Netherlands
      • export content, blog in Iran
      • decommercialize the public broadcasters
      • Ned1 news, opinion and background information
      • Ned2 kids, culture, arts, movies (dump sports)
      • no market is not equal to no demand
      • make the difference, surprise, leave the center
      • no netmanagers, no horizontal programming
    46. let’s get this straight
      • subsidise broadcasters by the nfpk model
      • choose more often, balance less
      • don’t try to entertain everybody
      • regulators enough
    47. let’s get this straight
      • open your content, your are giving it away now
      • use the business skills of others
      • blog blog blog blog
      • facilitate and support success
      • deepweb + web3 is an Eldorado for journalists
      • start factcheckers, review website quality
      • learn form Reuters, NYTimes, Guardian , Wpost
      • read, write, experience, work, act
      • find new friends, don’t expel
    48. but most of all….
      • show your visions
      • show directions
      • show your acts
      • show solutions
      • show confidence
      • show your power
      • OR…..
    49.  
    50. Open Sahara
    51. Open Sahara
      • TrendLight and University of Amsterdam
      • API publisher
      • Facilitator on UvA resources
      • TTP for managing and collecting revenue’s
      • Semantic backbone
      • Work together!
      • stop making sense
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