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- 1. Mobile and the Future of News AJ Barrett Briggs Ch 1-5, insights or in-sites
- 2. Self Quiz We know that a technology has become effective when we start __________________________. Every college journalist should have a ______. _____________ focuses community power on a specific project. Examples include finding instances of voting problems or mapping potholes on city streets. Everyone is a _________________. _________ is the most popular microblogging service. Today's journalist simply packs a ____________.
- 4. Chapter 1 Technology has become effective when we start TAKING IT FOR GRANTED Consider how browsers work... − Request to server, returns page − Info is cached for easy retrieval − Plugins and extensions enhance
- 5. More soup RSS − − Google news, alerts − My yahoo Other apps, like Flipboard − Hidden from you now, in CMS or file managers − It's what you do when you upload a pic to FB FTP
- 6. More soup HTML − Content − − Why know it? − Customize WordPress, etc. CSS − Presentation − W3 CSS ZenGarden XML − Data based, semantic web
- 7. Bits, bytes
- 8. Implications Tera, peta, yotta = gotta mean BIG DATA Larger files in our future − Cell plan limits vs. retinal displays APIs − The open sourcing of the Web
- 9. A Byte more Tech-info Internet is the biggie − Web, email, FTP, etc. are all parts of the biggie Servers feed the browsers URL = web address IP = a numeric and unique identifier − Surpassed IP and moved to IP2 etc. (growth)
- 10. Blogs
- 11. Chapter 2 Every college journalist should have a BLOG − Develop community − Facilitate conversation − Find credible sources LINK LINK LINK Blogs are hard work − 24-7, frequently update, etc.
- 12. Parts Posts = news − − Body − Headline Comment area Pages = Static info − Contact, policies, etc. Sidebars, headers, footers − Timeless or timely − RSS, etc.
- 13. To think about... Find a niche Go hyperlocal Make it personal (unique voice) Online style READ blogs to write blogs − Worthy examples Techcrunch, HuffPo, Mashable etc. Traffic surpasses Front Page in desirability
- 14. Elements of a post Killer lede Nut graf Walkoff Links Pullouts − Fact boxes − Summaries − Lists
- 16. Tips Loads of good info at the end of the chapter A blog, like any website, shows the user immediately what it's about − Tagline, site description, etc PPPPPPs − Post, participate, promote (pin), personality, pull (RSS) Write scan-able Link, summarize and analyze
- 17. Customizing Jrnl 396 - WordPress Take your own photos − Or learn about copyright Electronic Freedom Forum − Screenshots (cmd + shift + 4) − Open clipart library
- 19. Chapter 3 CROWDSOURCING focuses community power on a specific project such as voting problems or mapping potholes. Google Fusion − A tool to bring a spreadsheet into map or table formats Public Insight Network − Database of sources
- 21. Open Source Reporting Transparency − − Aids credibility − Builds relationships − Going public with story ideas early and inviting readers to help Builds brand loyalty Downsides − Mass amateurization Rumor milling
- 22. More terms Beat blogging Link and other forms of Editor Curation − − Drudge Storify Pro-Am journalism − iReport Everyone is a MEDIA OUTLET Citizen Journalism − Neighborhoods, schools = Events, Print $$$
- 23. Microblogging
- 24. Chapter 4 Breaking news What's happening NOW − Mobile distribution and consumption − In 140 characters or less Popular! TWITTER is the most popular microblogging service Social media is a core competency
- 25. Examples abound Crowdsourcing and citizen journalists − Brought us Arab Spring Mumbai bombings Twitpics like Sully's plane on the Hudson “Face of” an organization − Colonel Trib − Branding
- 26. Discussion points Does twitter have a place in the courtroom? Autopilot tweeting − Like “Shovelware” no no no − BE HUMAN − BE RELEVANT, TIMELY − Follow Retweet Beware of spambots Inform, instruct, interact, LINK! 80-20 RULE
- 27. Terms DM RT @ # Bitly or other tiny url helpers
- 28. Downside Present Shock − Good read on Politico − http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2014/01/how − Reacting inhibits us from getting anything done? Be wary of clutter
- 29. Mobile
- 30. Chapter 5 Today's journalist simply packs a SMART PHONE The terms mojo and backpacker are falling from use − Nothing so special about that any more History repeats itself − Major news orgs dropping ball on this Just as they dropped the ball on Web Shovelphone – yeesh
- 32. Production Tips − Close range shooting works − Camera doesn't always get full picture − Don't tweet every tiny development Standard for photo is GOOD ENOUGH − Add words = good reporting still needed Journalism first − Orientation landscape for videos Immediacy trumps production values Include users mobile sharing, too
- 33. Consumption Think like the mobile user − Wall of text=death − Headings and other cues Connect users GPS CoveritLive − Stay basic with information − Keep multimedia small file sizes first Don't freeze my phone or cost me plan $ − (give me a choice)
- 34. Anyone Smart phone − A few accessory lenses, tripod Voice type Add a few apps − Decent list of these in Briggs but they are always changing Check out sites like Ban.jo − Ustream, Qik, Livestream, etc.
- 35. Everyone Have backup plans Have backup power supply Security Fact check (metadata)
- 36. The Future... AJ's crystal ball
- 37. On body Wrist is in again − − Fad or Future? − − Outlook watch mid 1990s Kapture, a modern audio recorder Needs fashion to attract women? Production vs Consumption Ideal for micro-consumer − − Bluetooth dependent vs independent − Pros-cons of “interruptive” technology (News McNugget) NY Minute, BBC Instafax Not 4G or HD yet – but waterproof Undercover investigative potential − Flipside = privacy
- 38. Smart watch and future of digital news − http://www.journalism.co.uk/news/smartwatches-and-t Google Glass and journalism − http://www.journalism.co.uk/news/couldgoogle-glass-change-the-face-ofjournalism-/s2/a555596/
- 39. On body Google glass − HuffPo says it's doomed before we even get a chance to try it (a suppressor of communication) − The camera is promising for film and journalism MORE promising for the porn industry RELATED, ultimately to developments in − CONVERSATIONAL SEARCH (no keyboard! No mouse!)
- 40. Greener Body heat as a charger Breathing as a charger Flexible “sapphire” glass − Apple's solar charging future Fewer devices requiring power? − Less mouse usage − Keyboards as rollups, addons
- 41. Security or Job Insecurity More new tech Fingerprint sensors and Touch ID What am I smelling? The beginnings of sixthsense Body enhancement suits VR, augmented reality 3D printing Robotic replacements? − Will Watson write the news stories? Traditional stories (beginning, middle, end) gone Mashups and endless epics − Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad
- 42. Limitations? Moore's “law” predicted − Doubling of transistors every two years − Some say that thanks to the doubling redoubling happens faster and faster At first... Some predict we must hit saturation points
- 43. Limitations? Moore's “law” predicted − Doubling of transistors every two years − Some say that thanks to the doubling redoubling happens faster and faster At first... Some predict we must hit saturation points
- 44. Potential problems EPIC 2015 − WWGD = What will Google do? − Not googlezon but GoogleSung? − Why buy NEST? Yet another alliance to ensure profitability IMPORTANT VIDEO Filter bubble, Eli Pariser, Ted Talks − “the internet is showing us what it thinks we want to see... but not necessarily what we need to see”
- 45. Problems? Has technology killed lasting movements? − − Would MLK tweet today instead of marching? Tea Party vs Occupy Eyes Everywhere − Great for CSIs, bad for privacy Data by which we are all known − My ads were from Bank of America Leading the way with new insights for the future Does this pair with the article or ME?
- 46. Problems of ownership Net Neutrality The cloud − Who owns what you put there?
- 47. Paying for journalism Disruption = opportunity for entrepreneurship Examples of new revenue sources − − Events Services Examples of conflict in the model − Native ads − Paid content − Popularity payments (AdSense)
- 48. Money and change New takes on old institutions − − Bitcoin Barter Who is the next dinosaur? − − Brick and mortar Universities Utility companies The News? − EPIC predicted news would become a shallow collection of trivia, rumors, etc., because that's what consumers demanded
- 49. Money and change New takes on old institutions − − Bitcoin Barter Who is the next dinosaur? − − Brick and mortar Universities Utility companies The News? − EPIC predicted news would become a shallow collection of trivia, rumors, etc., because that's what consumers demanded
- 50. Beyond EPIC 2015 − The web exacerbates our communication tendencies People who are talented and passionate should survive Tasks such as video will continue to be easier to do EPIC attempted to describe us as we are − Cheap and easy distribution has opened publishing − Remix has challenged copyright
- 51. Resources Sites to surf − − Techcrunch − GigaOm Buzzfeed Ted Talks: “media with meaning” playlist “our digital lives” playlist “What does the future look like” playlist − − 2014 Predictions Kevin Kelly's “Next 5,000 days of the web” Mark Citron's “And now the real news”