I’ve been meeting with a lot of journalists lately, discussing the new role of journalism and media. My presentation at Hej!2007 and Reboot9 takes up the issue, but I thought I’d lift out one statement which really says it all: Journalists need to go from being gatekeepers to being curators. Old Media have been holding people and their stories out for ages. When I worked at Sydsvenskan, we had a person that only worked with […]
At Reboot9. Loving it. Don’t want to blog too much in order to focus on the presentations. Olof is doing a good job of it though, head over there instead. I had my presentation yesterday. The Box Room was extremely hot and noisy, but it went okay I think. The topic was Old Media vs New Media: news narcissism and the end of having anything in common. If you missed it the slides are here […]
After a great day in Stockholm yesterday I’m off to Copenhagen and Reboot. I suggested a presentation but instantly got some negative feedback regarding choice of topic (the same one I had at Hej!2007). I guess if there’s any conference where it would be okay to be called out as “so last season” I guess it would this one 😉 Either way it looks like I’m holding it anyway, so please feel free to drop […]
I had a presentation at Lunds University about the whole web 2.0-movement this morning. I promised to upload it here, but the formatting through Slideshare will make it 235 slides long… Not exactly ideal for the web. But if you want it – just drop me a line and I’ll send over a PDF-version straight away. That goes for anyone that might be interested of course!
Okay, I’m back on track again. Jetlagged still, but I think it’ll be okay. I’ll try to write down a few thoughts when I’ve landed properly. Just a short note to say that I will be having a presentation at Lunds University at 9 am tomorrow, if anyone happens to be around. The official invite is right here (PDF). Oh yeah, our more corporate blog Good Old Office is up and running for real this […]
Douglas Engelbart is a legend, and one that laid the foundation for his genius in the most impressive way I’ve heard in a long time. Perhaps ever, actually. At the age of 25, he took a few months to try to straighten out what he should be doing the rest of his life. What he realised was that if people don’t get better at collectively using their resources in order to get forward – the […]
Okay, I set up a Onelinr backchannel for INJO4. Let’s see if I can get people to use it. tags technorati : injo4 innovationjournalism backchannel onelinr tags bloggar.se: injo4, innovation journalism, onelinr, backchannel
I’ll be a bit slower on the blogging today, the focus of the programme is slightly different. I might cover one or two things later on. Until then, this chartlet is interesting: Posts that contain Jaiku per day for the last 30 days.Get your own chart! tags technorati : injo4 innovationjournalism jaiku tags bloggar.se: injo4, innovation journalism, jaiku
Here’s my presentation in Slideshare format: Update: Thanks to Nate Anthony for getting a few terms more correct in the presentation. And also, check out Seth Familians presentation on the same topic linked as a PDF here. tags technorati : injo4 innovationjournalism presentation goodold bjornjeffery tags bloggar.se: injo4, innovationjournalism, presentation, goodold, björn jeffery
Technorati: An introduction for Journalists and Publishers Dave Sifry started out asking the audience how many were working journalists or publishers, and also how many that already used the service. Only 20% were using it, some what surprising I thought. Sifry emphasised that the media landscape is changing, and also the increasingly difficult differentiation between advertising and non-advertising in content. Not only was the media changing, but also the places where one can get the […]
