Persephone Miel

Hi All, Berkman's Media Re:public event is at USC in just a couple weeks. If you are able to join us in LA, we'd love to see you. (But sorry, we have zero none nada travel money left, no matter how much we love you)
Details and registration here:
http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/events/m...

All interested folks welcome to join the Media Re:public crowdvine: mr.crowdvine.com

	Wendy Darling

Visualizing Info: Patchwork Nation

I was really impressed with the talk of visualizing / exploring data online through things like interactive maps, graphs, relationship-finders, etc. Just came across another example I thought I'd share: Patchwork Nation Christian Science Monit...
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	Grayson Daughters

Advice for Media Hunter-Gatherers

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHHvK5TX0Zc
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	Glenn Platt

The Interactive Media Studies Program at Miami University is looking to hire a tenure track computational journalism professor. See details here: http://writer.zoho.com/public/plattgj...
I hope you all consider applying or contact me for more info.

	Korina Stark

LINK: Link Journalism: Is Linking to News a form of Journalism?

Here's another term to add to your vernacular! Read the full article here: http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/link_journalism.php Excerpt: Scott Karp attempted to coin a new term on his Publishing2 blog today: link journalism. "Link journali...
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	Grayson Daughters

Interview With Michael Skoler

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJxWB4GxWWs
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	J.C. Burns

Second megapost about the conference.

Part two, Saturday: on positivelyatlantaga.com
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	Korina Stark

Article for those interetsed in Semantic Web

Franz, seeking funding, wants to become the foundation for a “semantic web” : http://venturebeat.com/2008/01/23/franz-seeking-funding-wants-to-become-the-foundation-for-a-semantic-web/ Background: Triple stores are a way of storing relationsh...
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	J.C. Burns

Part one, collect them all.

Gee, I'm actually trying to sum all of this fine confluence of ideas and foomfah... ...here on my blog. Where else?
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	Shelby Highsmith

@David Cohn: Dude, what hotel DID you stay at??? The Clermont?!

	Irfan Essa

All:

Thanks for coming to the event. Pass the word and continue the conversations. Look forward to seeing all soon.

Irfan

	Irfan Essa

@Nick Diakopoulos: Good job, Nick and thanks for leading it all the way. Now that dissertation ... :)

	Andrew Haeg

@mark hansen: Fascinating work. Would love to learn more about it by visiting sometime soon!

	Carol Minton Morris

Thanks to organizers and sponsors

As the folks from American Public Broadcasting like to say, "It's all about connecting with people." Thanks especially to Irfan, Brad, Nick, Beth, the tireless tech crew and many student assistants for making so many new connections possible over ...
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	Brian Boyer

Where will I go next January?

Dearest journalists, technologists, and everybody in-between, I'm one of the two programmer-journalists who Rich Gordon talked about this morning. When people find that out, they usually ask one thing: What the devil are you going to do when...
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	Korina Stark

Visualization Blog: information aesthetics

http://infosthetics.com/ For those folks with an interest in visualizations, this blog is a great resource on the topic.
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	Zachary L Pousman

Sensemaking and info visualisation notes and URLs

Trying to keep a list of links also... Too bad we can't keep this a group.

	Saurav Sahay

Interesting sites/projects mentioned so far:
topix.com
current.com
outside.in
http://minnesota.publicradio.org/
http://marketplace.publicradio.org/
http://wiki.oreillynet.com/foocamp07/...
http://cifoo.crowdvine.com/profiles
http://my.wbmx.com/
many eyes
swivel
allvoices
django
ellington
news at seven
sunlight labs - eg. minnpost.com
influenceexplorer.com
maplight.org
jigsaw
http://perspective.informedia.cs.cmu....

	Zachary L Pousman

Here's a list (it's incomplete, but it's what I've managed to grab so far) of all of the really cool URLs that people brought up / discussed / displayed at the computational journalism symposium. I'm really just keeping this list for myself, but hopefully you'll find it useful too.
1. Pownce 2. New Assignment 3. Prefuse: Toolkit for interactive visualizations (also see flare toolkit for flash) 4. Jigsaw from Georgia Tech 5.Newsweek: 50th Anniversary of Sputnik 6. Newsweek: The Hole In Manhattan's Heart 7. Beat Blogging 8. Digg 9. Mark Hansen's A quick review of Movable Type (here's a PDF with more) 10. NewsTrust 11. Reuters Labs 12. A blog post from Ramesh Jain's website about the "EventsWeb" 13. News at Seven 14. Sunlight - who's giving money to politicians? 15. Influence explorer (can't seem to get in... need magic word) 16. Twitter

	Cliff Lampe

@Nic Fulton: I listened to one of the music/news mashups... I thought it was cool, but I'm both a news and a tech nerd.

	Persephone Miel

@Neil Budde: Terrific talk. Thanks!

	Bill Densmore

LINK: Blogging about computation +journalism

I'm blogging about computation + journalism at: NewsTools2008.org.
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	Zachary L Pousman

Links from the symposium

Here's a list (it's incomplete, but it's what I've managed to grab so far) of all of the really cool URLs that people brought up / discussed / displayed at the computational journalism symposium. I'm really just keeping this list for myself, but h...
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	Nic Fulton

Notes from News X Roadmap

http://www.computational-journalism.com/symposium/2008/01/23/news-x-roadmaps/ Neil Budde ---------- we always over-estimate the short term impact and underestimate the long-term. Internet publishing a good example - the hockey stick cu...
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	Nic Fulton

News as the raw material for analysis

Brian, there's NewsML as a way to package news, but this has a focus on syndication. This uses XHTML in the body of the content (AFAIK).

But this is an interesting alternative approach, and attractive from a SEO and spidering perspective which drives so much traffic (and hence revenue).

	Laura Bellinger

Oh Leonard, I thought I'd just bring the dog with me!

	Ramesh C Jain

@David McCoy: Dave, remember our old time -- lunches at Nan and other places. Will be great to connect with you again. Looking forward to.

	Matt Bigelow

@Ezra Cooperstein: hey ezra,

i'd be interested to talk to you about your work at current, as i'm interested in citizen reporting/producing of media and journalism. perhaps we could grab a cup of coffee at a break?

	Anestis Diakopoulos

@Mary Louise Schumacher: The last phrase of your comments interests me, "how people consume media." I'm in newspapers, as you are, and trying to morph our newsroom while riding out the sea change. I'd be interested in reading or hearing your perspectives.
anestis

	Leonard Witt

@Laura Bellinger: Hi Laura:

Now this time make sure you have a dog sitter, so you can party long into the night with no worries.

	Susan J. Robinson

@Nick Diakopoulos: Nick! Congrats on getting this organized, look forward to it!