7 Ways News Media are Becoming More Collaborative

Mashable by Vadim Lavrusik | Dec. 29, 2009 (News Analysis)

With the turn of the decade, the news media are seeing shifts from hyper competition to collaboration. News organizations are partnering to produce the news, while journalists are working with the audience to bring them content that they demand.

Media mavens too are hoping for more collaboration in the coming year, perhaps with more action from media executives as well. And though old media may be slow to change, there are a few glimpses of tools, ... Full Story »

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 by Fabrice Florin - Jan. 2, 2010

Interesting piece on new ways for journalists to interact with their readers. Good report on a half-dozen experiments that show good potential for bringing professionals and citizens to gather information collaboratively.

I hope we can apply some of these techniques at NewsTrust this year.

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