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18/12/2008

News and Information as Digital Media Come of Age

The Media Re:public series was put together over the course of a year of examining the news media in the U.S., engaging with journalists, bloggers, citizen journalists, public broadcasters, publishers, advertising networks, researchers, technologists, and many others. It builds on previous discussions, such as the 2005 Blogging, Journalism & Credibility conference, and highlights the need for a new public conversation about reinventing journalism in the public interest. This inclusive conversation should aim to build on the best from all areas -- the energy of participatory media and the expertise of professional journalists, the competitive drive of commercial media and the commitment to excellence of public broadcasters, the dedication and deep knowledge of community organizations and advocacy groups and the interests and energy of the public. The Media Re:public project’s research process benefited from a large and varied group of contributors, authors, and interlocutors. The project was supported by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.

Visit http://www.mediarepublic.org to download the papers.

http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/pubrelease/mediarepublic/downloads.html

Escrito por Mateus Tavares da Silva Cozer às 16h40

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14/12/2008

Jornais do domingo

Gosto de ler os jornais, diariamente. O Estado de S. Paulo de hoje traz uma peça do governador José Serra escrevendo sobre cidades globais citando Saskia Sassen.

Saskia Sassen co-edited Digital Formations: New Architectures for Global Order (Princeton University Press 2005), based on a multi-year project sponsored by the SSRC through its Information Technology and International Cooperation Committee which she chaired.