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    1. Journalism 2.0
      • Digital Journalism Workshop
    2. Effective learning
      • digitaljournalismic.com
        • read, learn, comment
        • create your own
      • delicious.com/vadikunc
      • good old e-mail
    3. Interesting times
      • What have you heard about news industry?
        • TechCrunch.com
        • Technorati.com
        • www.poynter.org/medianews (Romenesko)
        • http://www.nytimes.com/pages/technology/
    4. Current trends
      • News is becoming a service
          • What journalists must supply?
          • News story is never finished (updates)
      • No media monopoly
          • Several Web news sources
          • Every story becomes a Web site
      Project for Excellence in Journalism
    5. Current trends
      • Journalists provide “tools” that help users utilize information
          • List of Web links
          • Contacts
          • Maps
          • Pictures
      Project for Excellence in Journalism
    6. Current trends
      • Experiments and innovations (that is where you come in)
    7. Current trends
      • Less and less people read newspapers
      • BUT more and more people consume news
          • Traditional and new media sources
          • 70 percent of Americans use the Internet for news
    8. Current trends Percent of Population Ever Going Online Project for Excellence in Journalism
    9. Going online
      • Newspapers and information
          • supply and demand
          • Internet
          • consumers empowered
    10. Going online
      • Most of newspapers’ expenses have nothing to do with news or editorial content
      • It is MUCH CHEAPER to produce news online
      • Enormous opportunities for journalists
    11. Means to survive
      • Jeff Jarvis (www.buzzmachine.co)
        • customers are in charge
        • people are getting together online
        • mass market is dead and replaced by mass of niches
        • conversation is the key
        • from scarcity to abundance
        • networks
    12. Blogs, blogs, blogs
    13. Wiki journalism
      • Collaboration between journalists and audience
      • Community involvement
      • Dialogs and discussions
      • Getting news ideas
      • A news story is never finished
    14. Mobile web
      • Bringing Internet into the real world
        • 3G network (faster)
        • iPhone, BlackBerry, Google Phone (always with you)
        • Produce and publish multimedia content anywhere
        • Consume multimedia content anywhere
    15. QR codes
      • Bar Codes did not really take off (maybe wrong time)
      • QR Codes have a great potential
      • New forms of media
    16. Semantic web
      • Completely new meaning of the information online
      • New level of data analysis
      • New level of news reporting
      • The Web is PERSONAL
    17. PERSONAL WEB
      • It is all about YOU
      • Customizable news
      • Segmentation of (loyal) audience
        • My NY Times
        • iGoogle
    18. Web 3D
      • Broadband Internet Access and Net-Neutrality
      • Faster data transmission
      • Second Life
      • Google Earth
    19. Web 3D Image by Jason-Morrison
    20. Social media
      • “Three in four U.S. online adults now use social tools to connect with each other compared with just 56% in 2007.”
            • Forester Research
      Image by Matt Hamm
    21. Social media
    22. Going global
      • The Web is global
        • China
        • Africa
        • Asia
      Image by fLeMmA
    23. Going global
      • "The fact that more than three-quarters of the traffic to Google, Yahoo!, and Microsoft is now coming from outside of the U.S. is indicative of what a truly global medium the Internet has become."
      • Bob Ivins, managing director of comScore Europe
    24. Going global
      • Fourteen of the top 25 U.S. Web sites enjoy a large international audience
          • more visitors outside of the U.S.
          • FUTURE reporting means GLOBAL reporting
          • But it also means going hyperlocal (huh?)
    25. Hyperlocal reporting
      • From community to neighborhood
      • Relevant news
      • Smaller audience
    26. GEOTAGGING
      • Mobile GPS
          • mobile devices (PDAs)
      • Location, Location, Location
      • Relevant information and news
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