Persona-comments-Rachel Davis Mersey, Northwestern Univ. - Revision history

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	Densmore points out an important and undercovered element of the Attention Age, the idea that people are in control of their interpersonal presentations		Densmore points out an important and undercovered element of the Attention Age, the idea that people are in control of their interpersonal presentations
	of the self but not of those mediated online. This is an essential revelation and creates, as Densmore argues, an opportunity for news companies. His argument for the Information Trust Association is novel, provocative and thoughtful. I like the [association] examples on pp. 43-45 quite a bit. I think they are an essential part of the argument actually and perhaps should get even more play in the larger document.		of the self but not of those mediated online. This is an essential revelation and creates, as Densmore argues, an opportunity for news companies. His argument for the Information Trust Association is novel, provocative and thoughtful. I like the [association] examples on pp. 44-46 quite a bit. I think they are an essential part of the argument actually and perhaps should get even more play in the larger document.

	Rachel Davis Mersey, Ph.D.<br>		Rachel Davis Mersey, Ph.D.<br>

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	Densmore points out an important and undercovered element of the Attention Age, the idea that people are in control of their interpersonal presentations		Densmore points out an important and undercovered element of the Attention Age, the idea that people are in control of their interpersonal presentations
	of the self but not of those mediated online. This is an essential revelation and creates, as Densmore argues, an opportunity for news companies. His		of the self but not of those mediated online. This is an essential revelation and creates, as Densmore argues, an opportunity for news companies. His argument for the Information Trust Association is novel, provocative and thoughtful. I like the [association] examples on pp. 43-45 quite a bit. I think they are an essential part of the argument actually and perhaps should get even more play in the larger document.
	argument for the Information Trust Association is novel, provocative and thoughtful.

	I ~~likes~~ the [association] examples on pp. 43-45 quite a bit. I think they are an essential part of the argument actually and perhaps should get even more play in the larger document.

	Rachel Davis Mersey, Ph.D.<br>		Rachel Davis Mersey, Ph.D.<br>

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	<small>Source: Email communication</small><br><br>		<small>Source: Email communication, May 21, 2011</small><br><br>

	Densmore points out an important and undercovered element of the Attention Age, the idea that people are in control of their interpersonal presentations		Densmore points out an important and undercovered element of the Attention Age, the idea that people are in control of their interpersonal presentations

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Bill Densmore: New page: ====Comments, questions and recommendations about "From Paper to Persona"==== = Source: Email communication

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Densmore points out an important and undercovered element of the Attention Age, the idea that people are in control of their interpersonal presentations
of the self but not of those mediated online. This is an essential revelation and creates, as Densmore argues, an opportunity for news companies. His
argument for the Information Trust Association is novel, provocative and thoughtful.

I likes the [association] examples on pp. 43-45 quite a bit. I think they are an essential part of the argument actually and perhaps should get even more play in the larger document.

Rachel Davis Mersey, Ph.D. 
Assistant Professor, Medill School of Journalism 
Research Director, Media Management Center 
Fellow, Institute for Policy Research 
Northwestern University 
1870 Campus Drive, 3rd Floor 
Evanston, IL 60208 
p. 847.491.2196<tel:847.491.2196> and f. 847.491.5925<tel:847.491.5925 
e. rdmersey@northwestern.edu

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Persona-comments-Rachel Davis Mersey, Northwestern Univ. - Revision history

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Bill Densmore: New page: ====Comments, questions and recommendations about "From Paper to Persona"==== = Source: Email communication Densmore points out an important and undercovered elemen...

Bill Densmore: New page: ====Comments, questions and recommendations about "From Paper to Persona"==== = Source: Email communication

Densmore points out an important and undercovered elemen...