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Telling the local story презентация
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- 1. Telling the local story
- 2. “Thinking the Unthinkable” Clay Shirky argues we’re in the midst of a post-Gutenberg disruption
- 3. “Thinking the Unthinkable” Clay Shirky argues we’re
- 4. “Thinking the Unthinkable” Clay Shirky argues we’re
- 5. The community as editor
- 6. Tracking the global blogosphere
- 7. “Bowling Alone”
- 8. Rebuilding community ties
- 9. The New Haven Independent
- 10. Technology for journalists
- 11. Why the Independent works Hyperlocal focus on the city’s neighborhoods and quality of life
- 12. Why the Independent works Hyperlocal focus on
- 13. Why the Independent works Hyperlocal focus on
- 14. The Batavian
- 15. For-profit, online and independent
- 16. Why The Batavian works Close attention to the quotidian details of small-town life
- 17. Why The Batavian works Close attention to
- 18. Why The Batavian works Close attention to
- 19. The Haverhill experiment
- 20. Irrigating a “news desert” Haverhill no longer has an independently owned local newspaper
- 21. Irrigating a “news desert” Haverhill no longer
- 22. Irrigating a “news desert” Haverhill no longer
- 23. Credits Photo of Clay Shirky (cc) by
- 24. Credits (cc) 2014 by Dan Kennedy Some
“Thinking the Unthinkable” Clay Shirky argues we’re in the midst of a post-Gutenberg disruption
Слайд 2“Thinking the Unthinkable”
Clay Shirky argues we’re in the midst of a
post-Gutenberg disruption
Слайд 3“Thinking the Unthinkable”
Clay Shirky argues we’re in the midst of a
post-Gutenberg disruption
No one thing will replace newspapers, but many things might
No one thing will replace newspapers, but many things might
Слайд 4“Thinking the Unthinkable”
Clay Shirky argues we’re in the midst of a
post-Gutenberg disruption
No one thing will replace newspapers, but many things might
Three possibilities
Nonprofit
New forms of for-profit
Voluntary efforts
No one thing will replace newspapers, but many things might
Three possibilities
Nonprofit
New forms of for-profit
Voluntary efforts
Слайд 12Why the Independent works
Hyperlocal focus on the city’s neighborhoods and quality
of life
Fundraising base is more like public radio than like a newpaper
Fundraising base is more like public radio than like a newpaper
Слайд 13Why the Independent works
Hyperlocal focus on the city’s neighborhoods and quality
of life
Fundraising base is more like public radio than like a newpaper
Tightly moderated comments build a sense of civic engagement
Fundraising base is more like public radio than like a newpaper
Tightly moderated comments build a sense of civic engagement
Слайд 17Why The Batavian works
Close attention to
the quotidian details
of small-town life
Good photography
helps tell the story
of the community
Слайд 18Why The Batavian works
Close attention to
the quotidian details
of small-town life
Good photography
helps tell the story
of the community
“Ads are content”: Nearly 150 local ads with no national chains
“Ads are content”: Nearly 150 local ads with no national chains
Слайд 21Irrigating a “news desert”
Haverhill no longer has an independently owned local
newspaper
Tom Stites conceived of the Banyan Project to build news co-ops
Tom Stites conceived of the Banyan Project to build news co-ops
Слайд 22Irrigating a “news desert”
Haverhill no longer has an independently owned local
newspaper
Tom Stites conceived of the Banyan Project to build news co-ops
Haverhill Matters will combine professional and citizen journalism
Tom Stites conceived of the Banyan Project to build news co-ops
Haverhill Matters will combine professional and citizen journalism
Слайд 23Credits
Photo of Clay Shirky (cc) by Paloma Baytelman. Some rights reserved.
Photo
of newsboy by Lewis Hine (National Archives).
Photo of citizen journalist (cc) by Morteza Bahmani. Some rights reserved.
Photo of community meeting (cc) by David Clow. Some rights reserved.
Photo of tree (cc) by Howard Owens. Some rights reserved.
Photo of Tom Stites by John S. Mercer.
Photo of citizen journalist (cc) by Morteza Bahmani. Some rights reserved.
Photo of community meeting (cc) by David Clow. Some rights reserved.
Photo of tree (cc) by Howard Owens. Some rights reserved.
Photo of Tom Stites by John S. Mercer.
Слайд 24Credits
(cc) 2014 by Dan Kennedy
Some rights reserved
Northeastern University
Boston, MA 02115
For more
information, please visit www.dankennedy.net
