My presentation slides for the Online Information 2008 Elsevier Lunch.

1. Beyond Blogging
the future of the format

2. Who am I?

10. 4179.343 Miles

11. 6726 Kilometers

15. So that’s me.

16. What’s a blog?

17. A blog is a Web page (usually) wriHen in a
programming language where the content of the
site is stored in a metadata‐rich format, and the
presentaLon of the content is (usually) in a
reverse chronological format. Each piece of
content is (usually) the product of a single
author, and the content is updated regularly. The
page in quesLon (usually) has some form of
social component, whether through comments,
t r a c k b a c k , o r o t h e r m e c h a n i s m o f
communicaLng content or feedback.

18. 2 Asides

19. Form
vs
Code

20. Four Truths

22. Thesis 1
Markets are conversaLons.

23. Thesis 3
ConversaLons among human
beings sound human. They are
conducted in a human voice.

24. Thesis 6
The Internet is enabling
conversaLons among
human beings that were
simply not possible in the
era of mass media.

25. Thesis 17
Companies that assume online
markets are the same markets
that used to watch their ads on
television are kidding themselves.

26. Three Futures

27. Serial Content

31. Media R(evoluBon)

32. Video RevoluLon
In the same way that blogs
reduced the entry‐level skill‐set
for creaLng text content on the
Internet, new video tools are
eliminaLng the barriers of entry
for the creaLon of video content.

36. Microblogging

41. So, in summary...

42. Blogs = Form & Code

43. Serial Content
&
Media
&
Microblogging

44. Blogs = ConversaLons

45. ConversaLons
are the Future

46. Join the ConversaBon

47. Thank
you

48. Jason Griffey
Email: griffey@gmail.com
Blog: jasongriffey.net/wp
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Head of Library Information Technology
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
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