Media and Civic Discourse With Richard Dreyfuss, Actor and Activist
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Citizen Journalism Forum | Who’s Making the News?
A conversation moderated by Paul Holmes (Reuters), with Helen Boaden (BBC), George Brock (The Times), David Gyimah (Video Journalist), Andrew Hawken (MSN.com), Salam Pax (talkleft.com, via satellite)
Part 1 | Part 2
Meet the Digital Assassins – Moderated by Spencer Kelly (BBC)
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3
9th of May, and still no MP3s, Bill.
Could it be that the absence of medium is the message?
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Chris
The mp3s are up and ready in our archives. The links here should be fixed very shortly.
The CD is not dead (yet) because MP3 is not CD quality. The CD is not dead (yet) because some people have still to learn how to download. The CD is not dead (yet) because ther is not (yet) Bluetooth in the MP3 player.
Talking about the death, or not, of the CD is wrong-headed on two points:
– The CD is a medium, all mediums are replaced (e.g. telegraph, vinyl);
– Its not about the medium – it’s about the messages.
Talking about “viral marketing” misses the point. Citizen Journalism [a.k.a. Cip-In Media (CHIME)] does not use marketing, it uses reputation – the ultimate measure of trust.
Parts 2 & 3 – meeting the ‘Assassins’ … how embarassing was that… Are there really that many people in Big Media who don’t have a clue?
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Hi, I’d love to hear the forum on citizen journalism, only none of the links are valid. Any hints on where I can find the mp3s?