Category Archives: collaboration
So, what happened to the Populous Project?
Daniel Bachhuber is seeking questions on his blog about the Populous Project. Writes he: The Populous Project is (was?) an open source, student news content management system which received $275,000 from the Knight Foundation’s 2008 News Challenge. It was supposed … Continue reading
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Introducing the Publishing Revolution
I am enormously proud to be a part of the team that is reinventing the way news content is distributed. Monday at TechCrunch Disrupt, Publish2 CEO Scott Karp announced the company’s newest product, the Publish2 News Exchange. The entire Publish2 … Continue reading
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BCNI notes from “The Insight Graph: CRM for Journalists”
Drew Geraets of American Public Media led a session Saturday morning at BCNI Philly about customer relations management for journalists. In a nutshell, the tool — called The Insight Graph — is a way to tap the insights, knowledge and expertise … Continue reading
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More thoughts on collaboration and knowledge management
I wrote a post Tuesday about a new collaborative called The Climate Desk that is grabbing much attention in journalism circles. Ad Age hailed it the “revolutionary” future of journalism. The CJR questioned whether it would work. I believe that … Continue reading
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