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... les journalistes n’ont plus le choix : ou ils acceptent de fonctionner en réseaux avec leurs audiences, ou ils vont disparaître

Charlie Beckett, directeur du centre de recherche Polis sur le journalisme à la London School of Economics

La bonne nouvelle c’est que les gens, le public, y sont prêts et souhaitent cette participation. C’est pourquoi ils écrivent des blogs, montent des films, et bâtissent leurs réseaux en ligne. Ils veulent être partie prenante de la conversation sur leur monde et échanger sur la manière de vivre leurs nouvelles existences. Les journalistes doivent faciliter cette conversation

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Internet est la meilleure chose qui pouvait arriver aux écoles de journalisme. Il a l’air d’un medium qui déprofessionnalise ; en fait il requière bien plus de compétences que juste poster des informations en ligne

Nicholas Lemann, doyen de la Columbia Journalism School américaine

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The Pollyanna Principles

The Ends:

# 1

We accomplish what we hold ourselves accountable for.

# 2

Each and every one of us is creating the future, every day, whether we do so consciously or not.

The Means:

# 3

Everyone and everything is interconnected and interdependent, whether we acknowledge that or not.

# 4

“Being the change we want to see” means walking the talk of our values.

# 5

Strength builds upon our strengths, not our weaknesses.

# 6

Individuals will go where systems lead them.

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If the agenda is pre-set it isn’t an unconference! - via unconference.net

I am not saying you can’t “pre-plan anything” or be “unorganized”.
* You could have a keynote speaker to open or close your day that is planned ahead. (like the closing of the first day of Mashup Camp 1 had Peter Hirshburg give the BEST speech ever on the history of computer marketing - it was educational and very funny)
* You could know you are going to do a world cafe to close a day about a certain topic.
* You should have some on ramp material with several speakers to open your multi-day event about a technical topic (as we do at the Interenet Identity Workshop).
* You can decide your speed geeking is going to happen after lunch on the 2nd day.
* You can ask everyone who registers what they want to present about or hope to learn about and then post all of that back to potential attendees.

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