Charting the rise of open, democratic, grassroots media
"If you were a venture-backed Web startup," Kopelman says, "and had to decide whether to focus on a site that welcomed you in and let you keep 100 percent of the revenue you generate, vs. a site with a vague policy that doesn't let you generate any revenue, it's not even a decision.
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The San Francisco Chronicle on 10- and 11-year-old digital storytellers. Each student was recorded telling a story about a family member, which plays over a photo of that family member. Tenes' mother is posed in a chair holding a photo of her mother in much the same outfit and position.
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I held out special praise for Alive in Baghdad, which shows the realities on the ground in Iraq not through a detached, "objective" lens but through a first-person engagement with Iraqi citizens that fosters a genuineness and authenticity not seen in interviews with Western reporters.
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The Haydenfilms 3.0 Online Film Festival launches. Four films will be showcased at the Directors Guild of America in NYC in January and the top winner receives $10,000.
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So I hopped down to Fry's in Fremont and ponied up for two new compact flash card readers: a Sandisk ImageMate CF Reader (made in China) and an inland multi-card reader (obviously made in China or another country where low wages are the only thing that counts).
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Recently at Terry Heaton's PoMo blog: An interview with PaidContent.org founder Rafat Ali.
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Michael Geist in theStar.com: Getting social networking sites to socialize.The irony of the current generation of online social networks is that although their premise is leveraging the Internet to connect people, their own lack of interconnectedness stifles their potential. ...
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