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Neo Cities: How online communities are born–and what happens when they die. [The American Prospect]
Opening Up the Federal Court System, One Filing at a Time [Citizen Media Law Project]
Listening Literacy For Nonprofits. [Brian Solis, PR 2.0]
San Francisco Opens The City’s Data. [TechCrunch]
NewBizNews & Hyperpersonal news streams. [Buzzmachine]
Twenty Theses for Government 2.0, Cluetrain Style [Social Computing [...]
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From MIT Labs, and Center for Future Civic Media. Plenary: News, Nerds and Nabes”: How Will Future Americans Learn About the Local?
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From the Workbook Project guest author and journalist Scott Kirsner discusses his new book, Building an Audience and a Creative Career in the Digital Age.
The tools to produce films, music, books, and art have been democratized: they’re accessible and inexpensive. And the channels to distribute all sorts of creative products have also been blown wide [...]
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The first 140 Character Conference took place at New World Stages in New York City on June 16/17. Topics covered the exploration of the effects of twitter on celebrity, media, marketing, politics and how twitter as a platform has impacted industries.
From the 140conf Talk, Tim O’Reilly talks about the suggested role of an editor and [...]
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