Storytelling in the link economy

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Storytelling in the link economy Paul Bradshaw Denmark, March 2012 Thursday, 15 March 2012

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Presentation on the model for the 21st century newsroom and strategies for online publishing, made in Copenhagen March 2012

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Paul BradshawDenmark, March 2012

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What happenswhen you move from

physical monomedia to digital, multiplatform, networked

production?

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Video: live multiplatform election coverage (PBS) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQrH1OuhPjk#t=42

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Bookmarking, tweeting, blogging, broadcasting, contextualising,

reflecting, analysing, responding, discussing, hosting, interacting,

updating.

The neverending story

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Do something:How might you plan for a

‘neverending story’? (Think before and after)

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The production line is being replaced

by a network.

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A networked journalist

Print: Paul Lewis, The Guardian

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Making the hidden findableA voice to the voicelessConnecting communitiesVerifying and debunking

The role of a journalist in a networked age

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Building social capital through 'Brokerage relationships'Save search costs (filter)Reduce uncertainty (ratings)Trust (verify)Negative ties (don't shoot messenger)Emotional involvement (vox populi)Coordination (campaigns)Expertise (translation)

Daniel Brass, in Social Capital (2009) ch10

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Do something:Take a role -

plan what you’d do for a particular story

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Question:How do you stimulate

conversation?

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POST strategy:PeopleObjectivesStrategyTechnology

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http://onlinejournalismblog.com/2011/10/24/drafting-a-content-strategy-4-ws-and-a-h/

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The Post noticed, for instance, that photo galleries — without sound — get better play during the day (with workplace usage), while video supplements to stories get more used in the evening. Twitter is best at multiplying traffic on big breaking stories, while Facebook referrals will relay the trend stories better.

http://newsonomics.com/the-newsonomics-of-the-washington-posts-reader-dashboard-1-0/

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Do something:How could you involve

users in pre-production, production and post-

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Working in a network:

live journalism

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Stories are most engaging when they are happening, and the level of interest and engagement is only increased when they are

supplemented with context, new facts and conversation.

- Emily Bell

“http://www.flickr.com/photos/twitteroffice/5681263084/sizes/z/

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Do something:Choose a big event.

How do you perform a useful role? What about

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If you remember NOTHINGELSE...

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3 things:Make product from processWork in networksPlug in, but seek out

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Thank you.

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