technology, journalism and change
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Speaker session at Asian College of Journalism on new tech trends, and how they are relevant to journalists.TRANSCRIPT
Aravind KrishnaswamyCo-Founder, LevitumTwitter: @twitortat
Technology, Journalism and Change
Venue: Asian College of JournalismDate: Jan 20th, 2010
“The current days of the internet will be soon over”
Pop Quiz! Who Said This?
Aggregators & Ad Revenue
Betting on the Tablet
Same content. Different Delivery. Different Emotions
Physical Vs. Emotional
Digital or Physical, emotional connection matters.
DIGITAL
PHYSICAL
Social Media Phenomenon
What does it mean to be a journalist in a world of information overflow?
You’re not aloneNewspapersMagazinesMusic & Recording StudiosJournalsRadioTextbooksNeighborhood gazettesEven TV! (Hulu, Youtube, Boxee…)
Twitter: From the gutter press to the
gutter?
“We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars”
– Oscar Wilde
Information, Knowledge and Insight
One Chalk Mark: $1Knowing Where to Put It:
$49,999
Trust Matters
Convergence
Personalization and Context
Distribution ModelsIndependent
ReportingFree + Paid
ContentSource RatingReview
Mechanism
Crowdsourced Approaches
Community Funded Reporting
Future readers are born everyday
Readers born this century will have grown up in a digital age
In 10 years, they will be the key decision makers
The more things change, the more they stay the same
RoundupInformation, Knowledge and InsightsTrust MattersConvergencePersonalization and ContextPossible Trends
New Distribution Models – iTunes/Music Example
New Editorial Models – Crowdsourcing Example
New Investigative Journalism Models – Spot.us
Fundamentals matter
Open Q&A
Aravind KrishnaswamyTwitter: @twitortatNote: Images used in this presentation are from the web and subject to individual copyright. The latest version of this presentation is available on SlideShare