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Bill Densmore: /* Walker: The subway analogy */

2009-11-14T16:20:31Z

Walker: The subway analogy

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	Walker riding to work recently on the subway, reading her Kindle about decline in newspaper revenues. She looked up and saw four people on Kindles, 12 on iPods, and only five people were reading newspapers, and three them were reading the free tabloid paper, not a paid-circulation paper. "For me it was a perfect snapshot of the dislocation facing the old media world."		Walker riding to work recently on the subway, reading her Kindle about decline in newspaper revenues. She looked up and saw four people on Kindles, 12 on iPods, and only five people were reading newspapers, and three them were reading the free tabloid paper, not a paid-circulation paper. "For me it was a perfect snapshot of the dislocation facing the old media world."

	(THERE IS A BREAK IN CONTINUITY HERE BECAUSE YOUR SCRIBE HAD TO DO A CONFERENCE CALL ~~FOUR~~ ABOUT 20 MINUTES)		(THERE IS A BREAK IN CONTINUITY HERE BECAUSE YOUR SCRIBE HAD TO DO A CONFERENCE CALL FOR ABOUT 20 MINUTES)

	Moderator asks: Is there any possibility of getting more public funding for public media?		Moderator asks: Is there any possibility of getting more public funding for public media?

Bill Densmore: /* Walker: The subway analogy */

2009-11-14T16:19:31Z

Walker: The subway analogy

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	Grossman: "I admire Josh's optimism. We will have powerful broadband in this country long before we have support for content."		Grossman: "I admire Josh's optimism. We will have powerful broadband in this country long before we have support for content."

	<h4>[http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Yale-payments-panel GO TO NEXT SESSION; PAYMENT MODELS]</h4>		<h4>[http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Yale-payments-panel GO TO NEXT SESSION: PAYMENT MODELS]</h4>

Bill Densmore: /* Walker: The subway analogy */

2009-11-14T16:19:13Z

Walker: The subway analogy

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	Grossman: "I admire Josh's optimism. We will have powerful broadband in this country long before we have support for content."		Grossman: "I admire Josh's optimism. We will have powerful broadband in this country long before we have support for content."

	<h4>[http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Yale-payments-panel GO TO NEXT SESSION; PAYMENT MODELS</h4>		<h4>[http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Yale-payments-panel GO TO NEXT SESSION; PAYMENT MODELS]</h4>

Bill Densmore at 16:19, 14 November 2009

2009-11-14T16:19:00Z

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	Grossman: "I admire Josh's optimism. We will have powerful broadband in this country long before we have support for content."		Grossman: "I admire Josh's optimism. We will have powerful broadband in this country long before we have support for content."

			<h4>[http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Yale-payments-panel GO TO NEXT SESSION; PAYMENT MODELS</h4>

Bill Densmore: /* Publicly Owned and Operated Media */

2009-11-14T16:16:54Z

Publicly Owned and Operated Media

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	<b>Related links:		<b>Related links:
	*[http://search.twitter.com/search?q=%23kmedia FOLLOW TWITTER STREAM #kmedia]		*[http://search.twitter.com/search?q=%23kmedia FOLLOW TWITTER STREAM #kmedia]
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	*[http://informationvalet.wordpress.com/2009/11/12/what-will-be-the-future-economic-supports-for-journalism/ What will support news?]		*[http://informationvalet.wordpress.com/2009/11/12/what-will-be-the-future-economic-supports-for-journalism/ What will support news?]
	*[http://wwww.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Yale-payments-collaborative The collaborative idea]		*[http://wwww.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Yale-payments-collaborative The collaborative idea]
	*[[http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php?title=Yale-payments MORNING SESSION: The overview]		*[http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php?title=Yale-payments MORNING SESSION: The overview]
	*[http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php?title=Yale-payments-local ~~FIRST~~ AFTERNOON SESSION: ~~Preserving local~~]		*[http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php?title=Yale-payments-public AFTERNOON SESSION: The public option]
			*[http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php?title=Yale-payments-local AFTERNOON SESSION: What is to be done locally?]
			*[http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Yale-payments-panel 5 p.m. SESSION: New business models]
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	<big>In this session, we hear Ellen Goodman, Rutgers University Law School; Josh Silver, executive director of FreePress.net; Laura Walker, general manager of WNYC, New York; and Lawrence Grossman, of the Digital Promise Act.</big>		<big>In this session, we hear Ellen Goodman, Rutgers University Law School; Josh Silver, executive director of FreePress.net; Laura Walker, general manager of WNYC, New York; and Lawrence Grossman, of the Digital Promise Act.</big>

Bill Densmore at 21:37, 13 November 2009

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	Walker riding to work recently on the subway, reading her Kindle about decline in newspaper revenues. She looked up and saw four people on Kindles, 12 on iPods, and only five people were reading newspapers, and three them were reading the free tabloid paper, not a paid-circulation paper. "For me it was a perfect snapshot of the dislocation facing the old media world."		Walker riding to work recently on the subway, reading her Kindle about decline in newspaper revenues. She looked up and saw four people on Kindles, 12 on iPods, and only five people were reading newspapers, and three them were reading the free tabloid paper, not a paid-circulation paper. "For me it was a perfect snapshot of the dislocation facing the old media world."

			(THERE IS A BREAK IN CONTINUITY HERE BECAUSE YOUR SCRIBE HAD TO DO A CONFERENCE CALL FOUR ABOUT 20 MINUTES)

			Moderator asks: Is there any possibility of getting more public funding for public media?

			Josh Silver: Japan has speeds 30 times U.S. speeds of Internet access into homes now. Finland just passed a law mandating symmetrical broadband at 1 megabit speeds into 90 percent of Finish homes by next year. If you said we were going to do that in the United States people would say it was impossible. But it's not impossible where the political will is there for it.
			If we were to succumb to conventional wisdom, we would say Larry is right.

			Grossman: "I admire Josh's optimism. We will have powerful broadband in this country long before we have support for content."

Bill Densmore at 20:45, 13 November 2009

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 <big>In this session, we hear Ellen Goodman, Rutgers University Law School; Josh Silver, executive director of FreePress.net; Laura Walker, general manager of WNYC, New York; and Lawrence Grossman, of the Digital Promise Act.</big>
 Goodman opens with some observations about what public media should become. She overviews the Public Broadcasting Act enacted during the Johnson administration. She says public media needs to involve technological convergence. The case for public media is that there are still market failures -- failures to provide for the public good -- that need to be addressed. If there is a case for public media, even if you don't buy the market-failure argument, then its three functions are:
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 *Insist on enw forms of networking
 *Restructure appropriation to a trus tfund or other sustained funding source

Bill Densmore at 20:27, 13 November 2009

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-<big>In this session, we hear Ellen Goodman, Rutgers University Law School; Josh Silver, of FreePress.net; Laura Walker, general manager of WNYC, New York; and Jim Kennedy, vp-strategy of The Associated Press</big>
+<big>In this session, we hear Ellen Goodman, Rutgers University Law School; Josh Silver, executive director of FreePress.net; Laura Walker, general manager of WNYC, New York; and Lawrence Grossman, of the Digital Promise Act.</big>

Bill Densmore: New page: ==="Journalism and the New Media Media Ecology: Who Will Pay the Messengers?"=== =Publicly Owned and Operated Media= What follows is an honest attempt to document a two-day conference...

2009-11-13T20:16:49Z

New page: ==="Journalism and the New Media Media Ecology: Who Will Pay the Messengers?"=== =Publicly Owned and Operated Media= <big>What follows is an honest attempt to document a two-day conference...

New page

==="Journalism and the New Media Media Ecology: Who Will Pay the Messengers?"===
=Publicly Owned and Operated Media=
<big>What follows is an honest attempt to document a two-day conference at Yale Law School, "Journalism and the New Media Ecology: Who Will Pay the Messenger?" The reporter is Bill Densmore of the [http://www.rjionline.org Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute] at the Missouri School of Journalism. As with a similar in-the-moment report from a gathering at [http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Shorenstein-newspay Harvard University] two weeks ago, I make no warranty about the accuracy of direct quotes -- captured on the fly -- but make a promise to have supplied appropriate context as best as possible. The sessions are being videotaped. Consult that source for the final history of this event.</big>

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<b>Related links:
*[http://search.twitter.com/search?q=%23kmedia FOLLOW TWITTER STREAM #kmedia]
*[http://yaleisp.org/ Watch LIVE VIDEO STREAM (right side of page)]
*[http://informationvalet.wordpress.com/2009/11/12/what-will-be-the-future-economic-supports-for-journalism/ What will support news?]
*[http://wwww.newshare.com/wiki/index.php/Yale-payments-collaborative The collaborative idea]
*[[http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php?title=Yale-payments MORNING SESSION: The overview]
*[http://www.newshare.com/wiki/index.php?title=Yale-payments-local FIRST AFTERNOON SESSION: Preserving local]

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<big>In this session, we hear Ellen Goodman, Rutgers University Law School; Josh Silver, of FreePress.net; Laura Walker, general manager of WNYC, New York; and Jim Kennedy, vp-strategy of The Associated Press</big>