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MediaShift Idea Lab . Saving Journalism, One Idea at a Time | PBS
We've become accustomed to a media world dominated by monopolies and oligopolies. So we -- and especially the paid journalists who remain in the craft -- tend to imagine that just a few big institutions will rise from the sad rubble of the journalism business.

That's not where it's going, at least not anytime soon. We're heading into an incredibly messy but also wonderful period of innovation and experimentation that combines technology and people and pushes great and outlandish ideas into the real world. The result will a huge number of failures but also a large number of successes.
advertising  business  journalism  future  newspapers  gillmor  media 
july 2009 by vielmetti
Musematic » ROFL…just read this facebook post from my friend Becca
Becca: Hey, I just saw this thing on the television, it’s called the “news” or something like that-these people sit there and read stuff that’s been on the internet for days already. Has anyone seen this? I hear they talk about the weather too, but I left before finding out.
television  internet  news  future 
july 2009 by vielmetti
YouTube - Saving Newspapers: The Musical
This is a redux of #79. The music is the same, but I enlisted the lip-dub and acting chops of my friends down at the East Bay Express, the local alt-weekly here in the East Bay. Yay!
newspaper  musical  future  youtube  via:bluepencil 
july 2009 by vielmetti
Save journalism? Beats us, panel says - Patrick Gavin - POLITICO.com
“At any given moment, there is a panel taking place somewhere in the world discussing the future of journalism,” Aspen Institute president and longtime journalist Walter Isaacson said at the end of Tuesday night’s panel discussion titled, “What’s the News Worth to You?”
journalism  future  but-what-about-the-past-of-journalism 
july 2009 by vielmetti
Reuters Editors » Blog Archive » Rethinking rights, accreditation, and journalism itself in the age of Twitter | Blogs |
But the point, I hope, is clear.
The old means of control don’t work.
The old categories don’t work.
The old ways of thinking won’t work.
We all need to come to terms with that.

Fundamentally, the old media won’t control news dissemination in the future. And organisations can’t control access using old forms of accreditation any more.
twitter  future  journalism  reuters  olympics  news 
june 2009 by vielmetti
Newspapers started small, cheap and with different standards | Howard Owens
For more than a decade, we expected to build online news organizations that could support a super structure of the modern newspaper newsroom -- with the all the reporters and editors and big story packages (look at all the emphasis we put on big Flash multimedia productions) and that we could keep doing journalism just the way we always did it.

While we bemoaned shovelware (taking the same exact print story and repurposing it for the Web), we took little time to really examine what might might be different about online publishing that should change the way news is gathered and presented.
newspapers  history  journalism  future  the-past-didnt-go-anywhere 
june 2009 by vielmetti
What Happens When Your Local Paper Goes Online-Only? It Loses Most of Its Staff | Peter Kafka | MediaMemo | AllThingsD
I’ve been asking Mark Josephson that question for months, and now he has an answer: Josephson, the CEO of local news platform Outside.in, figures the local, online-only newspaper of tomorrow, for a decent-sized city, will have a staff of 20 people. That’s 20 people, period. Perhaps 6 of them will be “news gatherers.”

Josephson was kind enough to model his future newspaper in a spreadsheet for me, and I’ll get to that in a minute.
outside.in  hyperlocal  newspaper  businessmodel  future 
june 2009 by vielmetti
Program for the Future Conference — Program for the Future
The 1968 DemoEngelbart dreamed of technology and tools that increased our Collective Intelligence and gave us a stunning example of how it works. Now it's up to us to take up the challenge. To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Engelbart's astounding demo, the Program for the Future is bringing together some of the best minds in science, media, business and education -- and we hope you will be among them -- to explore the question: what's next?
history  nethistory  engelbart  doug  future  the-future-is-now-my-people 
january 2009 by vielmetti
Pew Research Center: Future of the Internet III: How the Experts See It
# The mobile device will be the primary connection tool to the internet for most people in the world in 2020.
internet  future  2008  survey  mobile  mobility  party-like-its-2020 
december 2008 by vielmetti
Daddy, Where's Your Phone? - O'Reilly Radar
Kamla Bhatt was busting my chops about the same subject when I did an interview with her last week for Mint, the Indian business site. "Tim, you don't talk enough about mobile!" she said. "In India and around the world, there is a whole new generation that accesses the internet, and they have never seen a PC. To them, it's all on their phone."
internet  mobile  cloud  search  bhatt  kamla  bhatt  india  future 
november 2008 by vielmetti
Bush: 'Our Long National Nightmare Of Peace And Prosperity Is Finally Over' | The Onion - America's Finest News Source
WASHINGTON, DC–Mere days from assuming the presidency and closing the door on eight years of Bill Clinton, president-elect George W. Bush assured the nation in a televised address Tuesday that "our long national nightmare of peace and prosperity is finally over."
amazing  bush  george  future  sad  onion  party-like-its-2001  i-read-the-news-today-oh-boy 
october 2008 by vielmetti
Deuzeblog: The People Formerly Known as the Employers
So what we see happening in the context of todays new media ecology and the emerging global creative economy is power slowly but surely slipping away from those who we rely on for our entertainment (ex.: the recent writers' and actor's labor disputes in Canada and the US), our advertising (ex.: the widely reported power shift occuring in agencies from creative towards account managers, media planners, and digital consultants), and - perhaps most disturbingly, our news.
business  future  journalism  employment  outsourcing  globalization  we-are-all-carl-bernstein-now 
october 2008 by vielmetti
Media History Through Gartner Hype Cycle Graphs: 1995-2008 - Advertising Lab: future of advertising and advertising technology
Besides, they illustrate this wonderful quote from David Brooks's "Lord of the Meme" column in NYTimes: "In order to cement your status in the cultural elite, you want to be already sick of everything no one else has even heard of."
history  future  hype  gartner  trend  visualization  brooks  david  lord-of-the-meme 
october 2008 by vielmetti
Institute for the Future of the Book
We're a small think-and-do tank investigating the evolution of intellectual discourse as it shifts from printed pages to networked screens. We are funded generously by the MacArthur Foundation, and affiliated with the University of Southern California. We are located in Brooklyn, NY and London, UK.
library  blog  books  future  future-of-the-internet  collaboration  reading  superpatron 
october 2008 by vielmetti
Paul Courant of Michigan Addresses Google Book Search Criticism (The Googlization of Everything)
Economist Paul Courant was the provost of the University of Michigan when it decided to be the first and boldest partner of Google for the library scanning project that has become part of Google Book Search.
library  google  books  ebooks  digitization  libraries  future  book  googlebooks  massdig  $goog 
october 2008 by vielmetti
Mark Smolinski: Detect Epidemics Before They Start
Back in May 1993, as a medical resident at the University of Arizona, Mark Smolinski volunteered for a shift with the state's Department of Health. Right after he started, Arizona and neighboring states were struck by a deadly outbreak of an unidentified respiratory illness. The young doctor found himself face-to-face with an emerging epidemic, part of a team that spent sleepless months struggling to contain the outbreak. "I was going from hospital to hospital trying to determine the patients' exposures," he recalls of his harrowing first assignment. "Almost all the cases were under the age of 30, and it had a very high mortality rate."
google  research  future  health  prediction  epidemiology  disease  system  epidemic  care  smolinski  mark 
september 2008 by vielmetti
whump.com | More Like This WebLog » Not the future I was expecting
This is a band I learned about online. I don’t have a physical copy of any of their music. I bought their albums online as well.

While I write this, Cynthia, sitting in the balcony beside me, has been trading blog comments with a friend stationed in Iraq.

I take this all for granted now.
via:whump  future  future-of-the-internet  the-ordinary-is-extraordinary 
september 2008 by vielmetti
From Shifting to Warping - Our Future Connected to the "One" Machine - Blog on the Side - Darlene Fichter
Kevin Kelly talks about the first 5000 days of the Internet (yep it's only 5000 days old) and then looks at head 5000 days. He points out that we thought the Internet was going to be TV but only better at first. When we look at ahead 5000 days, it's going to be something much more and very different from today's Internet, only better. (Creative Commons licensed)
internet  future  kelly  kevin  ted  one-net-to-rule-them-all 
september 2008 by vielmetti
The Future of the Desktop - ReadWriteWeb
Instead we are now struggling to cope with a different problem - the problem of filtering for what is really important or relevant now and in the near-future. With limited time and attention, we have to be careful what we look for and what we pay attention to. This is the mindset of the daytrader. Bet wrong and you could end up wasting your precious resources, bet right and you could find the motherlode before the rest of the world and gain valuable advantages by being first. Daytraders are focused on discovering and keeping track of trends. It's a very different focus and activity from being a librarian, and it's what we are all moving towards.
spivack  nova  desktop  attention  future  librarian  daytrader  trends  trendspotting 
august 2008 by vielmetti
Edge: ENGINEERS' DREAMS By George Dyson
As he surveyed the Google Archipelago, Ed was reminded of some handwritten notes that Julian Bigelow had showed him, summarizing a conversation between Stan Ulam and John von Neumann on a bench in Central Park in early November 1952. Ulam and von Neumann had met in secret to discuss the 10-megaton Mike shot, whose detonation at Eniwetok on November 1 would be kept embargoed from the public until 1953. Mike ushered in not only the age of thermonuclear weapons but the age of digital computers, confirming the inaugural calculation that had run on the Princeton machine for a full six weeks. The conversation soon turned from the end of one world to the dawning of the next.
blog  google  search  future  fiction  dyson  george  scifi  google-archipelago  archipelag-goog 
august 2008 by vielmetti
Detroit, the American Torino | Beyond the Beyond from Wired.com
(((The natives of Detroit and Torino have already been through the grinding hell of decline that's awaiting your city, which is why I consider them natives of the future. Living in the rubble of Henry Ford the way Italians live in the rubble of the Roman Empire.)))
design  detroit  economics  local  future  flatware  bruce  torino  dequindre-cut 
august 2008 by vielmetti
TechCrunchIT » Blog Archive » Welcome to Web 3.0: Now Your Other Computer is a Data Center
One of our developers has a bumper sticker on his laptop that captures the spirit of Web 3.0 perfectly. It reads: “My other computer is a data center.” That’s a claim that any developer in the world can now make. And that’s the stuff of revolution.

(what's this bumpersticker stuff?)
stickers  salesforce  trends  future  web3.0  web-three-point-naught  cloud  cloudcomputing  saas  my-other-computer-is-down-right-now 
august 2008 by vielmetti
Video of Jay Rosen talking about "thousands of reporters on one story"
It's a lot easier to have the concept that your readers know more than you do than it is to actually put that into practice. There is no formula for doing it yet, can't point to someone who uses social network reporting to do their beat every day. In most news rooms, reporters are under a great deal of pressure to produce more than ever.
via:hrheingold  citizenjournalism  rosen  jay  sabew  reporting  socialnetworking  crowdsourcing  presentation  journalism  future  news  social  video 
august 2008 by vielmetti
Michael Nielsen » The Future of Science
when Robert Hooke discovered his law in 1676, he published it as an anagram, “ceiiinossssttuv”, which he revealed two years later as the Latin “ut tensio, sic vis”, meaning “as the extension, so the force”.
ceiiinossssttuv  party-like-its-1676  essay  future  science  social  hooke  robert  anagram 
july 2008 by vielmetti
Viridian Design
from bruce sterling
green  future  futurism  manifesto  flatware  bruce  design  ecology  thesis  viridian  sterling  bruce 
july 2008 by vielmetti
The Future Without IPv6 - Vox
the future of IPv6 is shortages and ever more creative reuse (and resale) of IPv4 address space.
ipv6  internet  future  rfc  standards 
may 2008 by vielmetti
Open the Future: the sheer banality of tomorrow, the flow of inevitability
The distribution of the future is less an endeavor of conscious advancement than it is an epidemiological process -- a pandemic of tomorrows, if you will.
future  futurism  via:preoccupations  retrofuturism  history 
may 2008 by vielmetti
cityofsound: Transport informatics
excellent collection of visualizations and maps including real time maps of transit infrastructure, using buses as giant spimes
map  bus  transportation  walk  walking  walkertracker  maps  neogeography  design  technology  visualization  visualisation  cityofsound  public  transport  infographics  gps  cities  cars  datamining  city  transit  future  gis  article  sustainability  mapping  travel  data  informatics  infrastructure  information  blogs  urban 
april 2008 by vielmetti
Always have a long-term plan - Google Search
More "how to think" from Ed Boydon. Search results speak about financial planning, as well as one interesting one about how SEO leads directly to marketing.
planning  future  timing  how-to-think  thinking  ed-boydon 
march 2008 by vielmetti
IT Conversations: Mike Kuniavsky
"I do not advocate that we pretend that technology is a kind of magic, but that we use our existing cultural understanding of magic objects as an abstraction to describe the behavior of ubiquitous computing devices,", says Kuniavsky.
future  ideas  magic  podcast  research  systems  technology  ubicomp  ux 
january 2008 by vielmetti
House vote on illegal images sweeps in Wi-Fi, Web sites | The Iconoclast - politics, law, and technology - CNET News.com
The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday overwhelmingly approved a bill saying that anyone offering an open Wi-Fi connection to the public must report illegal images including "obscene" cartoons and drawings--or face fines of up to $300,000.
future  law  regulation  wifi  safe-bill  cartoons 
december 2007 by vielmetti
The once and future university « Jon Udell
I’d use the same strategy I apply to tech conferences: absorb most of the packaged content out of band, and seek to maximize high-value personal interaction.
2007  change  education  future  university  college  conference 
october 2007 by vielmetti
Colleges and Universities - Education and Schools - Students - New York Times
Some of these kids, indeed, might end up having more of a “college” experience when they enter the workplace than beforehand. The workplace may be more surprising and maybe even more creative.
2007  change  education  future  internet  school  university  web  college  the-end-of-college 
october 2007 by vielmetti
Remixing the library / Jon Udell / GRL2020 / October 2007
So you've got Ed exploring the possibility space, and John working to enlarge that space, and together they've created a virtuous cycle of innovation.
2007  books  future  information  internet  knowledge  learning  libraries  online  search  library  superpatron  john-blyberg  sopac  rest 
october 2007 by vielmetti
Your Outboard Brain Knows All
Still, I have nagging worries. Sure, I'm a veritable genius when I'm on the grid, but am I mentally crippled when I'm not? Does an overreliance on machine memory shut down other important ways of understanding the world?

There's another type of intelli
2007  cognition  essay  google  future  intelligence  memory  mnemonics  search-engine-dependency-syndrome 
october 2007 by vielmetti
ongoing · The Intimate Internet
It seems there’s an inward-facing circle scattered around San Francisco and its peninsula; they’re smart and experienced and money-hungry and very alert. But when the next big thing comes along (and I love this business, because I know it will) you wo
ambient  ambient-intimacy  internet  2007  tim-bray  future  ambient-buzz 
october 2007 by vielmetti
See Also… » How 1983 wasn’t like “1983”
Chapter ten of the book is called “The Industrial Library,” and goes over some of the contributions of Cutter, Dewey, and Ranganathan to classification and library science. At the end of the chapter, Wright mentions an 1883 essay by Cutter entitled
blogs  future  futurism  libraries  library  predictions  scifi  writing  superpatron  party-like-its-198x  party-like-its-188x 
october 2007 by vielmetti
Alan Gutierrez: When The Saints Go Marching In - Politics on The Huffington Post
alan on rebuilding new orleans
development  fema  future  government  grassroots  katrina  hurricanekatrina  law  neworleans  no  politics  nola  a2b3  huffpo 
august 2007 by vielmetti
Why Facebook Is the Future - TIME
Identity is not a performance or a toy on Facebook; it is a fixed and orderly fact. Nobody does anything secretly: a news feed constantly updates your friends on your activities. On Facebook, everybody knows you're a dog.
2007  facebook  future  identity  socialmedia  socialnetwork  toread  wikipedia 
august 2007 by vielmetti
ALTERNATIVE WORLD SCENARIOS FOR A NEW ORDER OF NATIONS: Foreword and Summary
The text presented here describes the processes and methods for the creation of alternative scenarios and the use of the Cone of Plausibility (described in Creating Strategic Visions, Taylor, 1990) to project the scenarios 10 to 30 years or more into the
plausibility  cone-of-plausibility  war  future  futurism  planning  army  nwo 
august 2007 by vielmetti
AADL Web Catalog | William Gibson | Spook Country
Your request for Spook country / William Gibson. was successful. / Your Pickup Location: Downtown Library
books  reading  scifi  future  intel  spook-country  aadl  waiting-for-the-book 
august 2007 by vielmetti
anonymous cowgirl » Blog Archive » ubifarm
im in ur internets, watchin ur vegetables
agriculture  future  lunch  markets  ubifarm  a2b3 
july 2007 by vielmetti
Facebookizing the Web, Webifying Facebook « Jon Udell
awesome Facebook demographics of Jon's high school, showing the steep transition from < 1% use in his cohort to 50%+ use in 2007
via:bkerr  facebook  facebook-factory  marketing  demographics  via:udell  2007  blogging  community  data  education  future  identity  interesting  jonudell  platform  research  social  social_software  socialnetwork  socialsoftware  statistics  trends 
june 2007 by vielmetti
How children lost the right to roam in four generations | the Daily Mail
When George Thomas was eight he walked everywhere. It was 1926 and his parents were unable to afford the fare for a tram, let alone the cost of a bike and he regularly walked six miles to his favourite fishing haunt without adult supervision.
anthropology  children  culture  future  history  kids  map  mapping  urbanplanning  parenting  walk  walking  walkertracker 
june 2007 by vielmetti
Micro Persuasion: The Worldbeam and the Next Web
Gelernter envisions a giant beam of information - a Worldbeam - that's organized chronologically. All of your data is stored on the Worldbeam. You decide who can access its micro components and how. However, none of your data is stored locally on your PC.
lifestream  future  internet  web  worldbeam  beam-me-up-scotty  the-past-didnt-go-anywhere  gelernter 
may 2007 by vielmetti
Paleo-Future
the old ways of thinking about the future; a history of the future. nice illustrated blog.
blog  future  predictions  science  retrofuturism  paleofuture  blogroll  futures  futurism  history  history-of-the-future  steampunk  retro  robot  liberty-robot 
may 2007 by vielmetti
Plenty of Room at the Bottom? Personal Digital Libraries and Collections
In this context the experience of archives, libraries, and museums (often referred to as "memory institutions" because of their role in social and cultural memory) could enrich and interact with computing science research on "memories for life" and the de
archives  collective-memory  via:anarchivist  digitization  future  memex  memory  personal-memory  corporate-memory 
may 2007 by vielmetti
Librarians Matter
One of his theses last night was that “your whole life can change by noticing something and acting on it“.
blogs  innovation  libraries  superpatron  future  futurism 
march 2007 by vielmetti
WorldChanging: Tools, Models and Ideas for Building a Bright Green Future
blog  viridian  community  culture  future  worldchanging  ♁ 
march 2007 by vielmetti
Superpatron - Predicting hold counts on books with Inkling Markets
on using prediction markets to forecast library statistics - the next post in this series will be the Harry Potter post
superpatron  economics  freakonomics  books  library  libraries  prediction  markets  predictionmarkets  harrypotter  forecasting  future  futures 
february 2007 by vielmetti
FutureMonitor: Now, New, Next: A blog by Christopher Meyer - Most recent blog entries
future  futurism  innovation  blog 
february 2007 by vielmetti
‘Yahoo research uses artificial intelligence everywhere’
"AI is being used in every part of Yahoo’s research especially since we collect over 12 terabytes of data everyday. The company tries to use this available data to make the user experience more meaningful without violating users’ privacy."
future  ai  yahoo  research  via:radev 
january 2007 by vielmetti
GBN Global Business Network
scenario planning
gbn  future  foundation  nonprofit  philanthropy  umsi  cic  ideas  innovation  predictions 
november 2006 by vielmetti
The Long Tail: George Lucas, Longtailer
film  movie  television  georgelucas  starwars  longtail  future  video 
october 2006 by vielmetti
Wired 14.10: The Information Factories
"petabyte age"
computing  future  google  information  search  trends  wired  gilder  cloudware  cyberinfrastructure  network  collaboration  architecture  complexity 
october 2006 by vielmetti
Jon Udell: Shifting time and folding space
jonudell  podcast  radio  future  creative  muvo  mp3  recorder  broadcast  fm 
september 2006 by vielmetti
YouTube - York Dobyns on Wormholes, Quantum Mechanics, and the Future
Frontiers of Time: Retrocausation ­ Experiment and Theory - about current research into some of the more exotic frontiers of the physics of quantum mechanics and relativity... I did a quick interview with York Dobyns with an inexpensive digital cam
uplift  future  youtube  physics  relativity 
june 2006 by vielmetti
Wired 14.06: The Rise of Crowdsourcing
amazon  cyberwork  innovation  economics  future  collaboration  community  socialsoftware  sirn  socialinformatics 
june 2006 by vielmetti
Edge
The hive mind is for the most part stupid and boring. Why pay attention to it?
wiki  wikipedia  wikihaters  collaboration  cooperation  future 
june 2006 by vielmetti
IT Conversations: Thomas W. Malone - The Future of Work
work  future  malone  podcast 
april 2006 by vielmetti
What is socionomics?
Socionomics supports this research with the hypothesis that humans' unconscious impulses to herd lead to the emergence of social mood trends, which in turn shape the tone and character of social action. This perspective applies across all realms of social
socionomics  sociology  economics  prediction  future 
april 2006 by vielmetti
ALA | Next Generation Librarian | Wayne State U
detroit  future  jobs  libraries  via:revgeorge 
march 2006 by vielmetti
Vernor Vinge on the Singularity
via:jhritz  intelligence  future  singularity  vernorvinge 
january 2006 by vielmetti
oxford internet institute | webcast | Seminar: Who will run the Internet?
David Isenberg presentation
isen  internet  future  video  webcast  via:genkanai 
december 2005 by vielmetti
SI IIDF wiki | Results from the 2005 SI Faculty Retreat
umich  si  future  si.umich.edu  ischool 
november 2005 by vielmetti
Google - What Lurks in Its Soul?
Washington Post story on the future of Google
future  google  internet  web2.0  via:memorandum 
november 2005 by vielmetti
ITU Internet Reports 2005: The Internet of Things
itu  findability  via:memorandum  web2.0  ubicomp  future 
november 2005 by vielmetti
The Power Of Us
one each of all the hot items on the net. time for a "web 2.0 purity test" to see how you are doing
collaboration  cooperation  economics  future  skype  smartmobs  wiki  wikipedia  businessweek 
june 2005 by vielmetti
Penny Arcade! on the new PSP
We have a relationship to the future that is odd, in that we are constantly trying to create the preconditions for events we expect to happen. We collaborate with linear time to engineer outcomes. There are, however, coordinates in this progression which
psp  pennyarcade  future  1000days  eightyearsold 
march 2005 by vielmetti
if:book: How Do Books Work? A Conversation with Mom
from a weblog on the future of the book
kids  books  future  1000days  parenting 
march 2005 by vielmetti
Science Fiction and the Future
“The face to face meeting is now the exclusive mark of power and prestige … isolation is a mark of disempowerment. The truly powerful work only for big companies and they meet in person, driving around and flying all the time".
future  100days  telecommuting  via:clivethompson  isolation  2010 
january 2005 by vielmetti
we make money not art
blog full of great weird ideas; also check out the banner at the top listing topics in a flickry sort of way
blog  future  art  design  europe  greatweirdideas  folksonomy 
january 2005 by vielmetti
collision detection: Back to the future
future  retrofuturism 
january 2005 by vielmetti
Paul Saffo | Interviews | InfoWorld Interview
futurism  future  iftf 
january 2005 by vielmetti
Future Now: Why people will geo-annotate physical space
future  geotags  iftf 
october 2004 by vielmetti
Tales of Future Past
retrofuturism
future 
may 2004 by vielmetti
YES! Hopeful News for a Just, Compassionate and Sustainable Future
future  magazines 
december 2003 by vielmetti

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