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*9:14 thinkbigsmaller: Will consumers bear their deep soles to marketers for money? | *9:14 thinkbigsmaller: Will consumers bear their deep soles to marketers for money? | ||
*9:23 nfovalet: Incorporating the idea of "civic space" | *9:23 nfovalet: Incorporating the idea of "civic space" | ||
| − | *9:23 [Comment From Beth Lawton] | + | *9:23 [Comment From Beth Lawton] -- Marketing, convenience both major factors here... but how do newspapers encourage their readers/site users to use the service/application? |
| − | Marketing, convenience both major factors here... but how do newspapers encourage their readers/site users to use the service/application? | + | *9:23 [Comment From Beth Lawton] -- Suggestions: Health of the community itself, education, economy, local.... |
| − | *9:23 [Comment From Beth Lawton] | + | *9:30 [Comment From Bob Brown] -- 2009 prognostication http://www.cnbc.com/id/27955830/ |
| − | Suggestions: Health of the community itself, education, economy, local.... | ||
| − | *9:30 [Comment From Bob Brown] | ||
| − | 2009 prognostication http://www.cnbc.com/id/27955830/ | ||
*9:32 Chuck Peters: A model for monetizing atomized content at http://blogs.praized.com/seb/atomization/on-atomizing-your-business-model-the-newspaper-industry/ | *9:32 Chuck Peters: A model for monetizing atomized content at http://blogs.praized.com/seb/atomization/on-atomizing-your-business-model-the-newspaper-industry/ | ||
| − | *9:36 [Comment From Beth Lawton] | + | *9:36 [Comment From Beth Lawton] -- Looking at how existing components from organizations/businesses such as Info Card Foundation, Clickshare, Amazon, etc. could factor into this project. |
| − | Looking at how existing components from organizations/businesses such as Info Card Foundation, Clickshare, Amazon, etc. could factor into this project. | + | *9:47 [Comment From Cynthia] -- It's too bad sites like Angie's List and Yelp have taken hold...the local newspapers could have owned the local review space. |
| − | *9:47 [Comment From Cynthia] | ||
| − | It's too bad sites like Angie's List and Yelp have taken hold...the local newspapers could have owned the local review space. | ||
*9:47 Chuck Peters: As we go on a 10 minute break, check out http://www.search.twitter.com/search?q=%236wordepitaph for a smile | *9:47 Chuck Peters: As we go on a 10 minute break, check out http://www.search.twitter.com/search?q=%236wordepitaph for a smile | ||
10:17 Chuck Peters: What is missing from the features of the "Information Card" discussed by Charles Andres, and the website at http://www.informationcard.net/ | 10:17 Chuck Peters: What is missing from the features of the "Information Card" discussed by Charles Andres, and the website at http://www.informationcard.net/ | ||
*10:25 Chuck Peters: Discussing effects of "atomic content". Compare with http://cli.gs/Building-LIU | *10:25 Chuck Peters: Discussing effects of "atomic content". Compare with http://cli.gs/Building-LIU | ||
*10:33 Chuck Peters: How much of the payment system needs to be organized. Why can't each local organization decide how to use functionality of Info Valet? | *10:33 Chuck Peters: How much of the payment system needs to be organized. Why can't each local organization decide how to use functionality of Info Valet? | ||
| − | *10:38 [Comment From Bonnie Obremski] | + | *10:38 [Comment From Bonnie Obremski] -- Maybe it would be best to let each organization decide eventually, but I wonder if it would be better in the beginning to have one simple standard, such as the one Cynthia is implementing with Kachingle. |
| − | Maybe it would be best to let each organization decide eventually, but I wonder if it would be better in the beginning to have one simple standard, such as the one Cynthia is implementing with Kachingle. | + | *10:46 [Comment From Beth Lawton] -- Agree with Bonnie... Also, I think that it's really, really important to focus the marketing on the "convenient and secure" characteristics, and then tout other benefits as great add-ons. |
| − | *10:46 [Comment From Beth Lawton] | ||
| − | Agree with Bonnie... Also, I think that it's really, really important to focus the marketing on the "convenient and secure" characteristics, and then tout other benefits as great add-ons. | ||
*10:55 Chuck Peters: Wrapping up here. Any final comments or questions?? | *10:55 Chuck Peters: Wrapping up here. Any final comments or questions?? | ||
*10:59 Chuck Peters: All - thanks to Bill Densmore for arranging this conference!! | *10:59 Chuck Peters: All - thanks to Bill Densmore for arranging this conference!! | ||
Revision as of 22:48, 6 December 2008
Liveblogging the Blueprinting the Information Valet Economy - Day 2 (12/05/2008)
Moderated by Chuck Peters . . .
- 8:37 Chuck Peters: Starting morning discussion with review of yesterday. Links soon.
8:38 Chuck Peters: This is Chuck Peters, Twitter name cpetersia, using #infovalet as Twitter tag.
- 8:41 Chuck Peters: For review of Information Valet Project, go to http://densmore.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
- 8:51 Chuck Peters: Check out EPIC video by Robin Sloan and Matt Thompson at http://robinsloan.com/epic/
- 9:10 Chuck Peters: Forrester study on paid content online of Wednesday, Dec 3, at http://tinyurl.com/5vgafa
- 9:14 cpetersia: Thinking about Jeff Jarvis/Dave Winer convo at #infovalet, find convo at http://tinyurl.com/5tb4qs
- 9:14 thinkbigsmaller: Will consumers bear their deep soles to marketers for money?
- 9:23 nfovalet: Incorporating the idea of "civic space"
- 9:23 [Comment From Beth Lawton] -- Marketing, convenience both major factors here... but how do newspapers encourage their readers/site users to use the service/application?
- 9:23 [Comment From Beth Lawton] -- Suggestions: Health of the community itself, education, economy, local....
- 9:30 [Comment From Bob Brown] -- 2009 prognostication http://www.cnbc.com/id/27955830/
- 9:32 Chuck Peters: A model for monetizing atomized content at http://blogs.praized.com/seb/atomization/on-atomizing-your-business-model-the-newspaper-industry/
- 9:36 [Comment From Beth Lawton] -- Looking at how existing components from organizations/businesses such as Info Card Foundation, Clickshare, Amazon, etc. could factor into this project.
- 9:47 [Comment From Cynthia] -- It's too bad sites like Angie's List and Yelp have taken hold...the local newspapers could have owned the local review space.
- 9:47 Chuck Peters: As we go on a 10 minute break, check out http://www.search.twitter.com/search?q=%236wordepitaph for a smile
10:17 Chuck Peters: What is missing from the features of the "Information Card" discussed by Charles Andres, and the website at http://www.informationcard.net/
- 10:25 Chuck Peters: Discussing effects of "atomic content". Compare with http://cli.gs/Building-LIU
- 10:33 Chuck Peters: How much of the payment system needs to be organized. Why can't each local organization decide how to use functionality of Info Valet?
- 10:38 [Comment From Bonnie Obremski] -- Maybe it would be best to let each organization decide eventually, but I wonder if it would be better in the beginning to have one simple standard, such as the one Cynthia is implementing with Kachingle.
- 10:46 [Comment From Beth Lawton] -- Agree with Bonnie... Also, I think that it's really, really important to focus the marketing on the "convenient and secure" characteristics, and then tout other benefits as great add-ons.
- 10:55 Chuck Peters: Wrapping up here. Any final comments or questions??
- 10:59 Chuck Peters: All - thanks to Bill Densmore for arranging this conference!!
- 10:59
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