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	The Internet needs a new trust, identity, privacy and information commerce overlay to help individuals manage and share their identity, to be rewarded when they choose to do so, and to be able to easily pay for information they value.</big>		The Internet needs a new trust, identity, privacy and information commerce overlay to help individuals manage and share their identity, to be rewarded when they choose to do so, and to be able to easily pay for information they value.</big>
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	“From Paper to Persona: Managing Privacy and Information Overload; Sustaining Journalism in an Attention Age,” explains how a new public-benefit collaboration could help stop the shrinking of American journalism.		“From Paper to Persona: Managing Privacy and Information Overload; Sustaining Journalism in an Attention Age,” explains how a new public-benefit collaboration could help stop the shrinking of American journalism.

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	The Internet has shifted control of this raw information largely from publishers to consumers. As a result, the key challenge for news organizations in the 21st century is no longer just managing proprietary stories, but learning how to help the public knowledgeably manage our attention to and sharing of ubiquitous, disaggregated information -- and getting paid for doing so.		The Internet has shifted control of this raw information largely from publishers to consumers. As a result, the key challenge for news organizations in the 21st century is no longer just managing proprietary stories, but learning how to help the public knowledgeably manage our attention to and sharing of ubiquitous, disaggregated information -- and getting paid for doing so.

	The Internet needs a new trust, identity and information commerce overlay to help individuals manage and share their identity, to be rewarded when they choose to do so, and to be able to easily pay for information they value.</big>		The Internet needs a new trust, identity, privacy and information commerce overlay to help individuals manage and share their identity, to be rewarded when they choose to do so, and to be able to easily pay for information they value.</big>

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Bill Densmore: /* FROM PAPER TO PERSONA:Managing privacy and information overload;sustaining journalism in an Attention Age */

2011-08-04T15:18:41Z

FROM PAPER TO PERSONA:Managing privacy and information overload;sustaining journalism in an Attention Age

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	=FROM PAPER TO PERSONA:<br><br>Managing privacy and information overload;<br><br>sustaining journalism in an Attention Age<br>=		=FROM PAPER TO PERSONA:<br><br>Managing privacy and information overload;<br><br>sustaining journalism in an Attention Age<br>=
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	<h4>EXECUTIVE SUMMARY</h4>		<h4>EXECUTIVE SUMMARY</h4>

Bill Densmore at 19:45, 28 April 2011

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	=FROM PAPER TO PERSONA:<br><br>Managing privacy and information overload;<br><br>sustaining journalism in an Attention Age<br>=		=FROM PAPER TO PERSONA:<br><br>Managing privacy and information overload;<br><br>sustaining journalism in an Attention Age<br>=
	===[http://www.newshare.com/whitepaper.pdf DOWNLOAD FULL WHITE PAPER] / [http://www.newshare.com/rji-talk.pdf VIEW SLIDES] / [http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Persona-comments JOIN DISCUSSION]===		===[http://www.newshare.com/whitepaper.pdf DOWNLOAD FULL WHITE PAPER] / [http://www.newshare.com/rji-talk.pdf VIEW SLIDES] / [http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Persona-comments JOIN DISCUSSION] / [http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Persona HOME PAGE]===
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2011-04-28T19:44:39Z

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	~~=='''FORMING INFORMATION TRUST ASSOCIATION'''==~~

	“From Print to Persona” calls for a summit of the news industry to form a consortium of technology, telecommunications, entertainment, philanthropy and public-interest entities. The Information Trust Association consortium would then invoke needed, existing technology and open the digital-content marketplace.

	~~Because the ITA would have no investors and no profit motive, the ITA should be able then to referee the marketplace, and encourage competitors to participate.~~

	=='''FIVE TRENDS'''==		=='''FIVE TRENDS'''==

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	The basic Internet lacks a common solution enabling the convenient sharing of trust, identity and information commerce.		The basic Internet lacks a common solution enabling the convenient sharing of trust, identity and information commerce.
	It needs a world-focused [http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Ita Information Trust Association] (ITA), guided by publishers, broadcasters, technology companies, account managers, trade groups and the public. It would develop a common playing field where consumer privacy is respected, business rules are transparent and the consumer can easily move among competing options.		It needs a world-focused [http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Ita Information Trust Association] (ITA), guided by publishers, broadcasters, technology companies, account managers, trade groups and the public. It would develop a common playing field where consumer privacy is respected, business rules are transparent and the consumer can easily move among competing options.

			“From Print to Persona” calls for a summit of the news industry to form a consortium of technology, telecommunications, entertainment, philanthropy and public-interest entities. The Information Trust Association consortium would then invoke needed, existing technology and open the digital-content marketplace. Because the ITA would have no investors and no profit motive, the ITA should be able then to referee the marketplace, and encourage competitors to participate.

	An ITA can steward the trust, identity and information commerce marketplace that is open and multi-party. It will allow the sharing of users and value among news, advertising, publishing, entertainment, technology, public and philanthropic services. Publishers can [http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Persona-experiments experiment] and cultivate customized, one-to-one relationships with users, providing them personalized information, and get paid for doing so. ITA can:		An ITA can steward the trust, identity and information commerce marketplace that is open and multi-party. It will allow the sharing of users and value among news, advertising, publishing, entertainment, technology, public and philanthropic services. Publishers can [http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Persona-experiments experiment] and cultivate customized, one-to-one relationships with users, providing them personalized information, and get paid for doing so. ITA can:
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	=='''FORMING INFORMATION TRUST ASSOCIATION'''==		=='''FORMING INFORMATION TRUST ASSOCIATION'''==

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	Several media and technology organizations have built proprietary or closed systems to distribute and get compensated for content they control. However successful these closed, siloed systems, outside them lies a larger universe of consumers seeking and using additional news and digital information. Connecting the silos, sharing users and content, could expand consumer choice and the digital information marketplace.		Several media and technology organizations have built proprietary or closed systems to distribute and get compensated for content they control. However successful these closed, siloed systems, outside them lies a larger universe of consumers seeking and using additional news and digital information. Connecting the silos, sharing users and content, could expand consumer choice and the digital information marketplace.

	=='''NEEDED INGREDIENT:''' [http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Ita The Information Trust ~~Association~~]==		=='''NEEDED INGREDIENT:''' [http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Ita The Information Trust Exchange]==

	The basic Internet lacks a common solution enabling the convenient sharing of trust, identity and information commerce.		The basic Internet lacks a common solution enabling the convenient sharing of trust, identity and information commerce.
	It needs a world-focused [http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Ita Information Trust Association] (ITA), guided by publishers, broadcasters, technology companies, account managers, trade groups and the public. It would develop a common playing field where consumer privacy is respected, business rules are transparent and the consumer can easily move among competing options.		It needs a world-focused [http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Ita Information Trust Association] (ITA), guided by publishers, broadcasters, technology companies, account managers, trade groups and the public. It would develop a common playing field where consumer privacy is respected, business rules are transparent and the consumer can easily move among competing options.

	“From Print to Persona” calls for a summit of the news industry to form a consortium of technology, telecommunications, entertainment, philanthropy and public-interest entities. The Information Trust ~~Association~~ consortium would then invoke needed, existing technology and open the digital-content marketplace. Because the ITA would have no investors and no profit motive, the ITA should be able then to referee the marketplace, and encourage competitors to participate.		“From Print to Persona” calls for a summit of the news industry to form a consortium of technology, telecommunications, entertainment, philanthropy and public-interest entities. The Information Trust Exchange consortium would then invoke needed, existing technology and open the digital-content marketplace. Because the ITA would have no investors and no profit motive, the ITA should be able then to referee the marketplace, and encourage competitors to participate.

	An ~~ITA~~ can steward the trust, identity and information commerce marketplace that is open and multi-party. It will allow the sharing of users and value among news, advertising, publishing, entertainment, technology, public and philanthropic services. Publishers can [http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Persona-experiments experiment] and cultivate customized, one-to-one relationships with users, providing them personalized information, and get paid for doing so. ITA can:		An ITE can steward the trust, identity and information commerce marketplace that is open and multi-party. It will allow the sharing of users and value among news, advertising, publishing, entertainment, technology, public and philanthropic services. Publishers can [http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Persona-experiments experiment] and cultivate customized, one-to-one relationships with users, providing them personalized information, and get paid for doing so. ITA can:

	*Flexibly support continued operation of closed, proprietary, “siloed” systems by publishers and other enterprises with direct consumer account relationships.		*Flexibly support continued operation of closed, proprietary, “siloed” systems by publishers and other enterprises with direct consumer account relationships.
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	*Foster and transparently govern a new openly governed, [http://wp.me/phs1Y-Z four-party system] for consumers to go outside their chosen “silo,” connecting and exchanging value with other content with identity and privacy under consumer control.		*Foster and transparently govern a new openly governed, [http://wp.me/phs1Y-Z four-party system] for consumers to go outside their chosen “silo,” connecting and exchanging value with other content with identity and privacy under consumer control.

	A public-benefit Information Trust ~~Association~~ could create and administer technical protocols and business rules for a shared user network that exchanges trust, identity and information commerce. (See, “Four-party model – Choice, control for consumers; opportunity for publishers,” Page 47; or http://wp.me/phs1Y-Z )		A public-benefit Information Trust Exchange could create and administer technical protocols and business rules for a shared user network that exchanges trust, identity and information commerce. (See, “Four-party model – Choice, control for consumers; opportunity for publishers,” Page 47; or http://wp.me/phs1Y-Z )

	It would not itself produce content or have consumers as customers. It would foster technology that allows private networks to join, do business and compete. It would make and enforce marketplace rules respecting consumer privacy and choice.		It would not itself produce content or have consumers as customers. It would foster technology that allows private networks to join, do business and compete. It would make and enforce marketplace rules respecting consumer privacy and choice.
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	An advantage of a neutral referee for a standardized “playing field” is that users could choose among competitive service providers. Service providers could exchange users without having to give them up, and sell each others’ content to each others’ users. Besides stewards or curators, these service providers might be called information brokers, agents or “information valets.”		An advantage of a neutral referee for a standardized “playing field” is that users could choose among competitive service providers. Service providers could exchange users without having to give them up, and sell each others’ content to each others’ users. Besides stewards or curators, these service providers might be called information brokers, agents or “information valets.”

	“From Print to Persona” calls for a summit of the news industry to form a consortium of technology, telecommunications, entertainment, philanthropy and public-interest entities. The Information Trust ~~Association~~ consortium would then invoke needed, existing technology and open the digital-content marketplace.		“From Print to Persona” calls for a summit of the news industry to form a consortium of technology, telecommunications, entertainment, philanthropy and public-interest entities. The Information Trust Exchange consortium would then invoke needed, existing technology and open the digital-content marketplace.

	Because the ~~ITA~~ would have no investors and no profit motive, the ITA should be able then to referee the marketplace, and encourage competitors to participate.		Because the ITE would have no investors and no profit motive, the ITA should be able then to referee the marketplace, and encourage competitors to participate.

	To create the agent network and the shared-user network, journalism stakeholders should lead formation of a public-benefit initiative. It would neutrally specify and referee a new marketplace for exchanging trust, identity and information commerce. The Information Trust ~~Association~~ (~~ITA~~) would create protocols and business rules that enable appropriate network collaboration and exchange – a level playing field. The ITA would be guided by publishers, broadcasters, telecom and technology companies, account managers, trade groups and the public.		To create the agent network and the shared-user network, journalism stakeholders should lead formation of a public-benefit initiative. It would neutrally specify and referee a new marketplace for exchanging trust, identity and information commerce. The Information Trust Exchange(ITE) would create protocols and business rules that enable appropriate network collaboration and exchange – a level playing field. The ITA would be guided by publishers, broadcasters, telecom and technology companies, account managers, trade groups and the public.

	It would foster a common playing field that respects consumer privacy, and facilitates transparent business rules, so content and users can be exchanged and shared, and the consumer can easily move among competing options. The ~~ITA~~ would make and enforce protocols governing users' "persona" -- personal information -- and allow consumers to barter that information for value across the same microaccounting, or “value exchange,” system. The ~~ITA~~ would guide -- not run -- this trust, identity and information commerce environment – sanctioning and enabling multiple competitive businesses, using common protocols.		It would foster a common playing field that respects consumer privacy, and facilitates transparent business rules, so content and users can be exchanged and shared, and the consumer can easily move among competing options. The ITE would make and enforce protocols governing users' "persona" -- personal information -- and allow consumers to barter that information for value across the same microaccounting, or “value exchange,” system. The ITE would guide -- not run -- this trust, identity and information commerce environment – sanctioning and enabling multiple competitive businesses, using common protocols.

	The Information Trust ~~Association~~ would steward a marketplace that is open and multi-party. It would allow the sharing of users and value among news, advertising, publishing, entertainment, technology, public and philanthropic services. As “curation agents,” or stewards, publishers might cultivate customized, one-to-one relationships with users, helping maintain their privacy, providing them personalized information -- and getting paid for doing so.		The Information Trust Exchange would steward a marketplace that is open and multi-party. It would allow the sharing of users and value among news, advertising, publishing, entertainment, technology, public and philanthropic services. As “curation agents,” or stewards, publishers might cultivate customized, one-to-one relationships with users, helping maintain their privacy, providing them personalized information -- and getting paid for doing so.

	Within the limits of existing antitrust law – the ITA would convene publishers, technologists, foundations, banks and the public in a system for exchanging small bits of content – a microaccounting system -- among multiple independent publishers. Public users would be able to choose from a plurality of information “agents” from which to open a one-ID, one-bill account that links to content from almost anywhere.		Within the limits of existing antitrust law – the ITA would convene publishers, technologists, foundations, banks and the public in a system for exchanging small bits of content – a microaccounting system -- among multiple independent publishers. Public users would be able to choose from a plurality of information “agents” from which to open a one-ID, one-bill account that links to content from almost anywhere.