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Blueprinting the Information Valet Economy -- post-event links and resources

Building a collaborative, shared-user network

December 3-5, 2008
Reynolds Journalism Institute
Columbia, Missouri

GENERAL INFOVALET LINKS

"Blueprint" summit links

SUMMIT HOME PAGE . . . . PROGRAM/SCHEDULE . . . WHO'S INVOLVED . . . LODGING . . . TRAVEL . . .


KEY PARTICIPATION LINKS

Tweet, chat, web wiki -- the convening resources


VIDEO: Archived streams of "Blueprint" discussions


What others are saying about IVP

Related concept links

Related event links

BACKGROUND AND IDEAS

Key discussion topic: Organizing the IVP

  • An initial challenge faced by the IVP is to construct an ownership form for the shared-user network which will be stable, fundable and yet not subject to the challenges of either charitable or Wall Street control. Vermont attorney Tom Moody is among legal scholars advancing the "L3C" as a possible solution.

READ MORE: http://newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Blueprint-resources-l3c

The MIT gathering report

  • In June, 2007, Bill Densmore, of the Media Giraffe Project and Henry afasfasdf, at MIT, convened a one-day discussion among a dozens scholars, entrepreneurs and news-industry veterans to talk about what might sustain journalism in a web-centric world.
    READ THE SESSION REPORT: http://mediagiraffe.org/mit

Iowa-based news CEO's blog on innovation

PETERS' BLOG: http://cpetersia.wordpress.com

Former Massachusetts publisher's News after Newspapers

  • Martin Langeveld was the No.2 person at the family-owned Berkshire Eagle for more than a decade, then publisher of two MediaNews Group Inc. dailies. He writes his blog from near Brattleboro, Vt.

FIND IT: http://newsafternewspapers.blogspot.com

Transforming newspapers: Unified technology needed

  • "To be audience-centric, newspapers need to find a unified technology that helps them to get to know their readers from every interaction that they have . . . ," writes Don Oldman in a Nov. 26, Newspapers & Technology column.

OTHER BACKGROUND LINKS