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(7, 805, 'Sheetal Agarwal', 'sdoshi213@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/sheetalda', '24.18.156.128', '2011-10-04 15:36:53', '2011-10-04 22:36:53', 'Living Voters Guide 2011 is back in action on 10/5/2011. It has expanded this year to cover all state-wide measures, as well as local measures when a user includes his/her zip code. Citizens can weigh in on and hear from others on every ballot measure for his/her county. To see it expand to the state level is pretty exciting. Great tool for citizens and useful for journalists too!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 18),
(8, 805, 'Josh Goldberg', '09jmg@williams.edu', 'http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=3903167', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-16 22:44:38', '2011-10-17 05:44:38', 'This is pretty neat. It looks like it would be great thing if other states had this, too.', 0, '1', '', '', 7, 0),
(9, 805, 'Sheetal Agarwal', 'sdoshi213@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/sheetalda', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-19 16:04:33', '2011-10-19 23:04:33', 'Thanks Josh! Scaling it up to the national level would be very exciting. We\'re getting great responses organizations at the civic and government level so it very well could translate over to other states in the near future.', 0, '1', '', '', 7, 18),
(10, 1098, 'Jeremy Sher', 'overlappingelvis@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/people/Jeremy-Sher/14402141', '173.12.188.205', '2011-05-24 09:46:39', '2011-05-24 16:46:39', 'ScraperWiki is a fantastic resource for getting data that doesn\'t exist in a friendlier format. I first heard about it at the Open Gov West conference in Portland this year, and have since used it to get results data from the Multnomah County Elections office (http://scraperwiki.com/scrapers/multnomah_county_elections/) - having access to queryable data instead of plain text is huge.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 5),
(11, 1098, 'Jeff', 'jefflennan@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jeff-lennan-2-2/', '173.12.188.205', '2011-06-07 08:42:14', '2011-06-07 15:42:14', 'Cool Jeremy. So this pulled a summary of the longer \"texty\" pages on the County\'s election site?  Im guessing it can summarize anything you, or a campaign for example, wants to watch on election night.', 0, '1', '', '', 10, 4),
(12, 1098, 'Jeremy Sher', 'overlappingelvis@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/people/Jeremy-Sher/14402141', '173.12.188.205', '2011-06-07 09:34:58', '2011-06-07 16:34:58', 'Exactly - what this scraper does is pull down the plain text results (for example http://www.co.multnomah.or.us/dbcs/elections/2011-05/results.shtml), do some simple text processing to pull out the different fields, and then put that into a database. That way you can get the data in a format like JSON, which an app could use to summary results (or watch a specific race and alert you if anything changes).', 0, '1', '', '', 10, 5),
(13, 1387, 'Journalism Accelerator', 'web@journalismaccelerator.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/admin/', '64.134.169.42', '2011-04-27 20:44:35', '2011-04-28 03:44:35', 'Thanks for sharing this resource, Sheetal.  What sort of things have you used Tableau for?  Do you have something we can include in this post to show the software in action?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 3),
(14, 1387, 'Ellie Fields', 'efields@tableausoftware.com', 'http://www.tableaupublic.com', '69.25.135.196', '2011-06-22 09:35:38', '2011-06-22 16:35:38', 'This is Ellie Fields from Tableau. We\'re a for-profit company that provides Tableau Public for free as a public service, because we believe in the power of storytelling with data to enrich public conversations. Many journalists use it, and it is truly free. No hidden costs.\n\nTo use Tableau Public, you download the free desktop tool from www.tableaupublic.com and then publish visualizations to our cloud servers. You can then embed live data visualizations on your website or blog, just like a Youtube video.\n\nYou can find free training, videos and a discussion forum on tableaupublic.com, or tweet us @tableau.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(15, 1387, '@NovusNous', 'NovusNous@twitter.com', 'http://twitter.com/NovusNous/status/83633214626873344/', '', '2011-06-22 13:31:26', '2011-06-22 20:31:26', 'RT @journaccel: Data visualization experts @tableau software believe in the power of storytelling w data to enrich public conversation http://cot.ag/jihTy3', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(16, 1387, '@mcristia', 'mcristia@twitter.com', 'http://twitter.com/mcristia/status/83633093361152000/', '', '2011-06-22 13:30:57', '2011-06-22 20:30:57', 'RT @journaccel: Data visualization experts @tableau software believe in the power of storytelling w data to enrich public conversation http://cot.ag/jihTy3', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(17, 1567, 'Jeff Lennan', 'jefflennan@gmail.com', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/117577059777316930677', '173.12.188.205', '2011-09-22 08:51:26', '2011-09-22 15:51:26', 'The ScraperWiki API API now has an option to make RSS feeds as a format (i.e. instead of JSON, CSV or HTML tables).\n\nFor example, Anna made a scraper that gets alocohol licensing applications for Islington in London. She wanted an RSS feed to keep track of new applications using Google Reader. Read more about it on their blog: http://blog.scraperwiki.com/2011/09/21/make-rss-with-an-sql-query/', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 4),
(18, 1576, 'Wendy Greco', 'wendy.greco@analysis-exchange.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/analysisxchange/', '64.134.123.73', '2011-07-05 14:10:08', '2011-07-05 21:10:08', 'Thanks so much for letting people know about our program.  If anyone wants further information, please check out this video about the Analysis Exchange: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LM0NDsvEfbU&amp;feature=youtu.be', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(19, 1576, 'nikki.muir5', 'nikki.muir5@gmail.com', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/113993021984998199282', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-27 13:10:36', '2011-10-27 20:10:36', 'As a prospective volunteer just starting out in the wide world of Web Analytics, realistically what kinds of lasting connections and benefits would I achieve with this program?  It sounds like a great concept, but does anyone have any experience with Analysis Exchange they could share, any success stories or examples of partnerships forged to encourage my involvement?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(20, 1576, 'Tina Arnoldi', 'tinaarnoldi@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/TinaArnoldi', '10.68.47.216', '2011-11-01 07:40:11', '2011-11-01 14:40:11', 'Volunteering for a project is a great way to get exposure to different organizations.  You\'ll have a mentor during the length of the project and that person could be someone to stay connected with down the road.  It can also be a one-time commitment.  You\'re not required to do multiple projects so there\'s no harm in trying one out.  I\'ve completed two so far and thought they were both worthwhile.', 0, '1', '', '', 19, 0),
(21, 1576, 'Wendy Greco', 'wendy.greco@analysis-exchange.com', 'http://twitter.com/analysisxchange', '10.88.30.208', '2011-11-02 12:09:40', '2011-11-02 19:09:40', 'Web analytics is learned best through practice. Nonprofits have come to the Analysis Exchange to gain insight into their websites, but also provide students with an opportunity to get their hands on real data.  The Analysis Exchange is a great way to get experience, and our mentors are very knowledgeable and willing to share their experiences and expertise.', 0, '1', '', '', 19, 0),
(22, 1576, 'Nikki Muir', 'nikki.muir5@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=6912411', '10.68.47.216', '2011-11-27 11:41:01', '2011-11-27 19:41:01', 'Thanks for your suggestions ladies!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(23, 2683, 'Winning Mark', 'info@winningmark.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/winning_mark-2/', '173.12.188.205', '2011-07-11 10:41:39', '2011-07-11 17:41:39', 'Good resources for Tweetups (and other events) from Radian6\'s blog: \"5 W’s Series - How to Set-up for an Event\" http://www.radian6.com/platform-blog/2011/06/5-ws-series-how-to-set-up-for-an-event/', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(24, 2683, 'Tweetups: Why should you host one?', '', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/blog/tweetups-why-should-you-host-one/', '173.236.227.161', '2011-08-03 16:10:26', '2011-08-03 23:10:26', '[...] out our resource for tips on how to host a Tweetup or read this post from Mashable for an example of the in-person version of the [...] ', 0, '1', '', 'pingback', 0, 0),
(25, 2683, 'Tweetup 411: What they are &amp; how they work', '', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/blog/tweetup-411-what-they-are-how-they-work/', '173.236.227.161', '2011-08-03 16:46:57', '2011-08-03 23:46:57', '[...] out our resource for tips on how to host a Tweetup or read this post from Mashable for an example of the in-person version of the [...] ', 0, '1', '', 'pingback', 0, 0),
(26, 2683, 'Winning Mark', 'info@winningmark.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/winning_mark-2/', '173.12.188.205', '2011-08-24 11:22:07', '2011-08-24 18:22:07', 'Another good blog post  from Forrester\'s Interactive Marketers Blog re \"Tweetups\".  This one is titled \"Introducing #IMChat - A weekly Twitter jam about Interactive and Digital Marketing\" and has an easy to scan listing of etiquette etc around this type of activity.  http://community.forrester.com/message/13006#13006', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(27, 2683, 'johnpdx202', 'johncoghlan1@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/johnpdx202', '10.44.133.106', '2012-01-26 11:52:25', '2012-01-26 19:52:25', 'This sounds like FUN! I can’t wait to host up my first tweet-up and I think I know just the right place!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(28, 2712, 'The Journalism Accelerator serving up capacity in uncertain times', '', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/blog/the-journalism-accelerator-serving-up-capacity-in-uncertain-times/', '173.236.227.161', '2011-07-13 15:39:30', '2011-07-13 22:39:30', '[...] last week’s companion post, Virtual variety served daily: the Journalism Accelerator cafeteria, we stated: We think the combined experience of the JA crew may add some practical value from other [...] ', 0, '1', '', 'pingback', 0, 0),
(29, 2712, 'The Journalism Accelerator serving up capacity in uncertain times', '', 'http://jadev.redhotpenguin.com/blog/the-journalism-accelerator-serving-up-capacity-in-uncertain-times/', '173.236.227.161', '2011-07-29 13:31:41', '2011-07-29 20:31:41', '[...] last week’s companion post, Virtual variety served daily: the Journalism Accelerator cafeteria, we stated: &nbsp; We think the combined experience of the JA crew may add some practical value [...] ', 0, '1', '', 'pingback', 0, 0),
(30, 3301, 'Cal L', 'cal@winningmark.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/callabbe/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-01-26 11:30:18', '2012-01-26 19:30:18', 'Thank you for this 411. I have watched and participated in a few Tweetups as well, and I love how they are jammed packed with info on specific topics that I care about AND that the time goes by really fast.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(31, 3301, 'Kelsey Friedman', 'kelsey@journalismaccelerator.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/kelseyfriedman/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-01-26 11:34:15', '2012-01-26 19:34:15', 'I agree. Tweetups are a great way to learn quickly about a new topic.', 0, '1', '', '', 30, 9),
(32, 856, 'M. A. Iverson (@miverson) (@miverson)', 'miverson@twitter.com', 'http://twitter.com/miverson/status/114037037102927872/', '', '2011-09-14 11:05:23', '2011-09-14 18:05:23', 'RT @journaccel: The @SeattleTimes partners with community sites to provide readers comprehensive coverage enriched with local flavor: http://t.co/rm0eds9', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(33, 3523, 'Kristi Heim', 'kristih@gmail.com', '', '67.170.55.55', '2011-08-20 13:30:14', '2011-08-20 20:30:14', 'Great summary and insights, Lisa. I think Mike Fancher also makes an excellent point in the quote about the nature of journalism 100 years ago and the differences with today. We already see signs of a new collaborative model emerging with wikis, citizen journalism, reader comments and the kind of feedback loop that leads to new stories. We have the capability in our community to create and test such new models. Thank you so much for supporting these efforts.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(34, 3523, 'Jacob Caggiano', 'jacobcandoit@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/futuresoup/', '98.225.20.92', '2011-08-20 21:38:08', '2011-08-21 04:38:08', 'Backstory on this...I was in a junior high garage band called The Special Sauce, though we didn\'t realize at the time there was already a group called \"G-love and Special Sauce\" -- so I wanted to change the name to \"The Secret Sauce\" but the drummer was adamant about special over secret. I was in 8th grade at the time, who knew I\'d be using this contentious sauce debate to make a journalism analogy many years later in 21st grade!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(35, 3523, '@chantalwrites', 'chantalwrites@twitter.com', 'http://twitter.com/chantalwrites/status/108063852419235840/', '', '2011-08-28 23:30:04', '2011-08-29 06:30:04', 'Why is Seattle a media market that is increasingly thriving at a time when so many news communities are struggling? http://t.co/qOb6vn0', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(36, 3523, '@newscloud', 'newscloud@twitter.com', 'http://twitter.com/newscloud/status/108091698629976064/', '', '2011-08-29 01:20:43', '2011-08-29 08:20:43', 'RT @chantalwrites: Why is Seattle a media market that is increasingly thriving at a time when so many news communities are struggling? http://t.co/qOb6vn0', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(37, 3865, '@kcls4media', 'kcls4media@twitter.com', 'http://twitter.com/kcls4media/status/108602354760294400/', '', '2011-08-30 11:09:53', '2011-08-30 18:09:53', 'RT @journaccel: Can digital #journalism be profitable? A new report from @columbiajourn helps shed some light: http://t.co/o1EqBkV #journo', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(38, 3874, 'Molly Knott', 'molly@dappledgrey.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/molly-knott/', '71.193.235.124', '2011-09-28 20:44:25', '2011-09-29 03:44:25', 'Really interesting resource  - anyone have experience/feedback re: using #TfN?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(39, 3874, 'Aly Sneider', 'aly@lovecommitmentmarriage.org', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/aly/', '173.12.188.205', '2011-09-30 14:44:51', '2011-09-30 21:44:51', 'I\'m an online organizer, and these developments are really exciting to me. In particular, the #publish section, especially Web Intents, provides some interesting food for thought on how to make it easier and more appealing for our users to tweet our messages. I can see these tools being useful for any web-based campaign.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(40, 3874, 'Samantha Clemans', 'samantha.clemans@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/samantha.clemans', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-18 16:07:28', '2011-10-18 23:07:28', 'Molly -- From my experience the hashtag (#TfN) is pretty broad and not very informative necessarily. It looks like it\'s being used for a number of different topics, not just Twitter for Newsrooms. That said, I think the information that Twitter provides here is really very helpful and informative.', 0, '1', '', '', 38, 10),
(41, 3889, 'Myles Bugbee', 'mylesb@gmail.com', 'http://www.linkedin.com/pub/myles-bugbee/16/381/a49', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-28 12:50:49', '2011-10-28 19:50:49', 'This FCC report represents a comprehensive overview of the state of journalism in 2011. It covers extensively the myriad challenges facing journalists in a period of rapid transition for an industry that has been irrevocably changed by the rise of internet. While the internet has expanded access to content, it has also altered the traditional revenue model that supported print journalism. With declining revenues from advertising and subscriptions, newspapers across the U.S. have been downsizing, leading to cuts in investigative journalism, or accountability journalism as its described in the report.\n\nWhether hyperlocals and online outlets can fill this void remains to be seen. For now, flip through the vivid graphs in the report to gain a greater appreciation for the transformation of the journalism ecosystem.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(42, 3889, 'Steven Waldman', 'sdwaldman@aol.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/stevenwaldman/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-01-01 11:57:24', '2012-01-01 19:57:24', 'Myles, thanks for your comment.   My mood on whether the new local models can work changes by the week.  There are many interesting experiments but precious few are making enough money to pay for even a few staff.\n\nOn the public policy side, the report offered a few concrete steps that the FCC itself could do -- mostly by making government and media more transparent. For instance, local TV stations could put online their files logging political ads. Could be a hugely helpful.\n\nhttp://www.cjr.org/campaign_desk/local_tv_news_meet_the_internet.php\n\nThere\'s a deadline of Jan 17 for comment -- and so far not a single journalist or journalism professional group has weighed in.\n\nAnother topic where real progress could be made is on \"pay for play\" -- local TV stations that allow advertisers dictate content. Again, the broadcasters are weighing in with the FCC to resist the reform.\n\nhttp://www.cjr.org/behind_the_news/this_news_story_is_brought_to.php', 0, '1', '', '', 41, 0),
(43, 3889, 'Steven Waldman', 'sdwaldman@aol.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/stevenwaldman/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-01-01 12:00:17', '2012-01-01 20:00:17', 'Paging any journalists with experience in local TV news.   The National Association of Broadcasters is opposing the FCC proposal to have better transparency on \"sponsorship identifiecation\" (pay for play) on the grounds that it\'s not a major problem.\n\nAny of you local TV news experts have thoughts on the prevalence (or not) of pay for play and the use of video news releases?\n\nhttp://www.cjr.org/behind_the_news/this_news_story_is_brought_to.php', 0, '1', '', '', 41, 0),
(44, 3889, 'jessica durkin', 'jessdrkn@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/jessdrkn', '10.44.133.106', '2012-01-02 13:07:39', '2012-01-02 21:07:39', 'Thank you Steve for keeping journalists informed of this policy issues. I saw your article on Poynter last month, with the handy links to the FCC comments site. I am working on something with this subject. My main concern is shaping a new programs and issues list -- the actual content of any future form. I know the FCC is going to abandon certain content categories on whatever standards are now for the programming lists. I think this needs further examination. The NAB has formed a task force and asked for a comments extension.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(45, 3889, 'Steven Waldman', 'sdwaldman@aol.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/stevenwaldman/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-01-02 13:17:19', '2012-01-02 21:17:19', 'It\'s a very confusing process. To wit: there are actually TWO different FCC transparency proceedings. The first, with the Jan 17, is focusing on moving the current file online and moving the current on air disclosure requirements for sponsorship ID online. The FCC actually issued a \"notice of proposed rulemaking\" -- a proposed regulation.   That proposal doesn\'t presume any changes in the issues/programs lists.  Just says: put what you got online\n\nThere\'s a second proceeding that attempts to rewrite the rules about those issues/programs lists to make them more meaningful.  I supported ditching the \'enhanced disclosure\' form that was so complex and burdensome that it was never going to happen and replacing it with something with a few really meaningful categories. To me, the amount of local programming is key, but that\'s subject to debate.', 0, '1', '', '', 44, 0),
(46, 4015, 'Derek Neighbors', 'derek@integrumtech.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/dneighbors/', '184.98.12.12', '2011-09-05 17:54:50', '2011-09-06 00:54:50', 'It is great to see someone take initiative and fill a need.  As you state, starting is easy compared to staying relevant.  I look forward to seeing ways people are making local content become a small business.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(47, 4393, 'Jacob Caggiano', 'jacobcandoit@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/futuresoup', '10.44.133.106', '2012-01-04 16:04:48', '2012-01-05 00:04:48', 'The Carnival of Journalism has completed it\'s first year as of Jan 2012, and has been really useful on many fronts. For me it\'s been a great motivator to write, because there\'s a guaranteed audience of like-minded professionals right out of the bag, and the roundup links are nice for SEO traffic too ;)\n\nLast month I wrote a post in response to the Dec 2011 carnival question: \"What\'s on your journalism tech wishlist for developers?\" -- my post mentioned a proposed workflow to collect valuable semantic data from investigative researchers using Zotero, and I ended up getting tech advice on accessing the API, as well as a personal comment from the director of the Zotero project himself! Not baaad!\n\nhttp://futuresoup.com/all-i-want-for-christmas-is-semantic-metadata   &lt;--the post', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 19),
(48, 4393, 'Denise Cheng', 'denise@journalismaccelerator.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/dennetmint/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-01-06 11:52:46', '2012-01-06 19:52:46', 'As someone who can be very busy, <a href=\"http://blog.dennetmint.com/?s=carnival+of+journalism&submit=Go\" rel=\"nofollow\">it\'s easy to pop in with a blog entry</a> if a topic catches my fancy that month. It\'s also a much-needed reminder, when you have your head down, that a great wide world of fascinating thinkers are out there sharing honestly about the field we have in common.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 15),
(49, 4393, 'David Cohn', 'dcohn1@gmail.com', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/109410049853740963142', '10.13.66.82', '2012-01-10 15:28:46', '2012-01-10 23:28:46', 'Believe it or not - this is actually the second incantation of the \"Carnival of Journalism.\" I put some of the history behind the Carnival here: http://carnivalofjournalism.com/about/ (the history part starts after \"I\'ll see you at the Carnival\"\n\nAs you might gather from that history lesson of the JCARN part of the inspiration for it was a frustration with Twitter. I love Twitter - but sometimes I want longer more in-depth conversation. Now we meet people through Twitter. But I used to make \"digital friends\" via my blog. It\'s a different kind of relationship (which can now overlap with Twitter) and I wanted to rekindle that feeling.\n\nThe original JCARN was closed to about 30 or us (we just happened to find each other) but this version is open. Anyone can join the Google Group and respond to the host question.\n\nThe main \"closed\" part is that as the founder I choose the host. This is mostly to keep decorum not to be a dictator.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(50, 4393, 'Denise Cheng', 'denise@journalismaccelerator.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/dennetmint/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-01-11 11:29:25', '2012-01-11 19:29:25', 'So this is interesting. Dave—you and Will Sullivan met through the first incarnation of JCarn, which led to you two as roommates last year during your Reynolds Journalism Institute fellowships. Jacob and I <a href=\"http://journalismthatmatters.org/caggiano/2011/05/05/too-open-to-fail/#comment-8\" rel=\"nofollow\">first connected via JCarn 2.0</a>, and I later learned that Jacob consults for the JA from time to time.\n\nDave and others, has the Carnival of Journalism seeded collaborations with other JCarnies for you? Or led to discussions outside of the JCarn thread?', 0, '1', '', '', 49, 15),
(51, 4393, 'Jack Lail', 'jack@jacklail.com', 'http://twitter.com/jacklail', '10.13.66.82', '2012-01-11 12:30:36', '2012-01-11 20:30:36', 'The carnival posts are always fun and a great incentive to actually write a post! I love reading what others have to say.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(52, 4393, 'Will Sullivan', 'yowill@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/Journerdism', '10.44.133.106', '2012-01-12 22:51:54', '2012-01-13 06:51:54', 'David\'s innovative use of nicknames for all JCarn members when he kick-started this party again sparked a revolution among the nation\'s media elite and some believe it may have kept publisher\'s spirits up, which kept the international news positive, inspiring a new \'greatest generation,\'  potentially saving the world from complete financial collapse. Not since GW Bush\'s first term of his presidency has there been so much playful piquing and pleasant punnery. I\'m proud to have personally witnessed the catalyst that saved the Carnival of Journalism ...and perhaps the civilized world from crumbling onto itself.', 0, '1', '', '', 50, 0),
(53, 4434, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-02-07 13:01:36', '2012-02-07 21:01:36', 'Knight News Labs launches new election coverage project:\n<blockquote class=\"twitter-tweet\"><p>We\'re excited to release details on our Congressional Primaries project: <a href=\"http://t.co/EYYHmHSn\" title=\"http://tinyurl.com/78u2dny\" rel=\"nofollow\">tinyurl.com/78u2dny</a> <a href=\"https://twitter.com/search/%2523illinois\" rel=\"nofollow\">#illinois</a> <a href=\"https://twitter.com/search/%2523primaries\" rel=\"nofollow\">#primaries</a> <a href=\"https://twitter.com/search/%2523media\" rel=\"nofollow\">#media</a> <a href=\"https://twitter.com/search/%2523innovation\" rel=\"nofollow\">#innovation</a></p>&mdash; Knight News Lab (@knightnewslab) <a href=\"https://twitter.com/knightnewslab/status/161863874814021632\" data-datetime=\"2012-01-24T17:32:09+00:00\" rel=\"nofollow\">January 24, 2012</a></blockquote>\n<script src=\"//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js\" charset=\"utf-8\"></script>', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 12),
(54, 4443, 'Jeff Lennan', 'jefflennan@gmail.com', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/117577059777316930677', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-17 10:41:43', '2011-10-17 17:41:43', 'Thanks for the link to the article: \"Finding the Right Tool to Tell a War Story\". I am a firm believer in the author, James Estrin\'s point: \"Whenever possible, I avoid writing about camera gear. The photographer takes the picture, not the equipment. Few people care what kind of typewriter Hemingway used\". These amazing images from the journalist\'s iPhone as he covered the First Battalion, 87th Infantry of the 10th Mountain Division in northern Afghanistan, are proof positive that the photographer takes the pictures, not the camera, but they also prove that cameras like the one in the iPhone are easily capable of masterful images while providing critical advantages over other bulkier, nonconnected, gear like the SLRs. Link to this article is here: http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/11/21/finding-the-right-tool-to-tell-a-war-story/', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 4),
(55, 4443, 'marcus bösch', 'marcusboesch@hotmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/m_boesch', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-20 14:11:39', '2011-10-20 21:11:39', 'Great work by @Journerdism - Must be a tough job to keep things updated. Have you checked out http://mobilemediatoolkit.org/ ;)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(56, 4482, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '67.170.162.18', '2011-10-06 09:20:46', '2011-10-06 16:20:46', 'Mike – I love your passion and your vision. Public engagement seems to be one of the biggest challenges – I think you are talking here about journalists engaging with the public in the sense of really reflecting their experience. I also think about engagement as how people can influence and guide public and corporate policies, community traditions, etc.\n\nI wonder if there is anything to be borrowed from public agencies and officials who have tried new ways to get a bead on the real experience and values of constituents. The facade public hearing with three minutes to speak moments before a binding vote is of course still with us, and often the public representation is not broad. Could / should journalism seek to improve that? Could the efforts of journalism to reaffirm its value provide any example to public agencies?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(57, 4482, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '67.170.162.18', '2011-10-06 09:21:25', '2011-10-06 16:21:25', 'One more thought on local community engagement: I moved back to my hometown of Portland, Oregon after years reporting nationally and internationally for many reasons. One key piece for me was to experience being a part of a community I was covering. I found it presented many challenges simply because of the ways my responsibility as a journalist intersects with other aspects of my life. For example, I found friends and acquaintances who felt uncomfortable discussing personal or professional issues without noting that they were “off the record.” Or some who felt that I should report on their cause. Personal relationships can of course be key to helping new local journalism ventures succeed. I would love to hear how other local journalists handle their personal relationships in the communities they cover. ', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(58, 4638, 'Lisa Skube', 'skubepdx@msn.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/lisa-skube/', '10.8.187.62', '2011-12-08 22:45:45', '2011-12-09 06:45:45', 'Wow! It\'s exciting to see Chicago Public Media\'s (@WBEZ) Breeze Richardson SO inspired by Joy Mayer\'s RJI Engagement Metric event this past spring (2010) she\'s created a new Chicago case study. http://www.rjionline.org/blog/measuring-community-engagement-case-study-chicago-public-media\n\nBreeze shares the work has a \"goal to demonstrate how engagement impacts civic health and increases the local significance of the station as a community institution: In the report that resulted from the Engagement Metric conference, it was eloquently put: \'… as news organizations fight for survival, a more connected relationship with communities should be valued, and therefore measured.\' At Chicago Public Media, I have identified five areas of measurement [of community engagement]...in short they encompass:\n\nStation partnerships and collaborations,\nAudience commenting online,\nAudience participation in content creation,\nAudience recommending content online, and\nThe production of station events...\"\n\nCheck it out.\n\nJoy -- what will you inspire next? ', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 13),
(59, 4638, 'Joy Mayer', 'joy.m.mayer@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/mayerjoy/', '10.85.161.225', '2011-12-09 07:39:11', '2011-12-09 15:39:11', 'Thanks, Lisa! I\'m so inspired by what Breeze is doing. She\'s putting her money where all our mouths are by getting specific about what\'s measurable, and then by sharing information a lot of newsrooms aren\'t willing to share.\n\nI fervently hope other newsrooms will pick up this gauntlet she\'s thrown and help us all learn about different markets and what success can concretely look like.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(60, 4645, 'aly', 'aly@lovecommitmentmarriage.org', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/aly/', '173.12.188.205', '2011-09-20 15:55:56', '2011-09-20 22:55:56', 'Very informative -- thanks for this post.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(61, 4645, '@journaccel', 'journaccel@twitter.com', 'http://twitter.com/journaccel/status/116588525675233280/', '', '2011-09-21 12:04:05', '2011-09-21 19:04:05', 'Featured Resource: See how 34+ earth-friendly nonprofits stack up -Benchmark report @NTEN &amp; @MRCampaigns: http://t.co/FLQfHE9O #nonprofit', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(62, 4551, 'Joy Mayer', 'joy.m.mayer@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/mayerjoy/', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-18 16:38:21', '2011-10-18 23:38:21', 'Thanks so much for sharing this, guys! I\'m eager for feedback, so if anyone uses this in their newsroom, please let me know how it works for you. Let\'s keep the focus of our journalism where it belongs — on the people who will consume it, use it, react to it and share it. Otherwise, what\'s the point?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(63, 4551, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-19 10:50:16', '2011-10-19 17:50:16', 'Great resource, Joy. I especially appreciate the practical and thoughtful \"Tactics to Consider\" sections where you demonstrate how concepts can be actively applied. I\'m curious, what inspired you to take on this project?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 12),
(64, 4551, 'Joy Mayer', 'joy.m.mayer@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/mayerjoy/', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-19 18:30:18', '2011-10-20 01:30:18', 'Nicole, I found myself a year and a half ago getting so excited about what I heard newsrooms doing to get their communities more involved in their journalism. I kept hearing the word engagement thrown around, but I didn\'t know what it meant. I still don\'t, really. But I spent a year studying what newsrooms meant when they said it. Their answers depended a lot on their individual missions and communities, and I hope the guide can help newsrooms identify how they want to develop their relationships with their communities.', 0, '1', '', '', 63, 0),
(65, 4569, 'Joe Michaud', 'joe@joemichaud.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/joe-michaud/', '74.65.135.165', '2011-09-22 10:09:01', '2011-09-22 17:09:01', 'Very thought-provoking, Rusty. Expanding on one of your points, it\'s worth understanding the exit strategy of any potential investor, especially venture capitalists, if you\'re lucky enough to have that problem. They definitely have an exit strategy, right along with their expectations for a return measured in multiples of their investment, and a very clear time horizon for their exit, probably a lot sooner than you\'d like.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(66, 4569, 'Rusty Coats', 'rcoats7@me.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/rcoats/', '67.130.103.34', '2011-09-23 13:21:28', '2011-09-23 20:21:28', 'Thanks, Joe. The time horizon is critical, as is being aggressive about how rapid that proposed exit date arrives. On the other hand, I recently started work with a startup whose exit strategy is on a 100-year delta - but his horizon for evaluating whether or not he\'s on course is every 100 days. His company has benchmarks that they watch daily (hourly) but every 100 days, there\'s a cold-eyed deep dive with his board and investors. If they\'re on course, great; if not, it\'s time to recalculate the 100-year plan. I like that blend of long-term vision and incremental benchmarks.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 14),
(67, 4569, 'Tim Rasmussen', 'tim@eclipsemediasolutions.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/eclipsesolution/', '64.62.121.114', '2011-09-28 16:45:22', '2011-09-28 23:45:22', 'Thanks for the article Rusty!  As the owner of a web development consultancy I am always looking for ways to turn my services into defined products.  Services (at least at this point) are directly tied to the amount of time I personally put into a given project.  Alternatively I can sell many products without a fixed amount of my time going into each unit...  Maybe products are the beginnings of my exit strategy.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(68, 4569, 'mcregeur', 'mcregeur@gmail.com', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/106156797554077269108', '67.171.133.86', '2011-09-29 16:10:32', '2011-09-29 23:10:32', 'As a volunteer for a small nonprofit, I’m just wondering: does your framework for an exit strategy change when applied to the nonprofit sector?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(69, 4569, 'Rusty Coats', 'rcoats7@me.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/rcoats/', '147.126.46.171', '2011-09-30 07:46:21', '2011-09-30 14:46:21', 'Absolutely. There are similarities in that nonprofit endeavors, like for-profit ones, are finite - whether we acknowledge that or not. So planning fornhow you will exit the space is important. It can simply wind down, or transfer ownership (source of funding, foundation, etc.) or transition into off-shoot non-profits or even for-profits. You may not be on the IPO path, but your small non-profit will evolve into something.\n\nSometimes, in dealing with non-profits, a simple change in language can help reframe it. Instead of \"What is our exit strategy?\" you could ask, \"What is our legacy?\"', 0, '1', '', '', 68, 14),
(70, 4569, 'Eben Bayer', 'ebenbayer@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/eben.bayer', '72.226.74.39', '2011-09-30 14:33:42', '2011-09-30 21:33:42', 'Understanding what an exit plan is and when you would use is important. With that said I don\'t believe in focussing on exit plans for start-ups, and certainly not as a key question during the formation process.\n\nThey distract from core mission: which should be trying to build great products, a great service, or have a great impact on our world. Focus on building something lasting and meaningful. If you do that, the exit will be their when you need it, but hey, build something great, and maybe you won\'t want to!\n\n*(Rusty is right that this is the second question founders are asked, but it\'s a lot more fun to tell an investor \"I don\'t have an exit plan\" and watch their face, than say the so cliche \"Acquisition, IPO, merger, etc\". Plus, they make cool facial expressions when you do this!)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(71, 4569, 'WeLocally', 'clay@welocally.com', 'http://twitter.com/welocally', '10.44.133.106', '2011-12-09 20:51:06', '2011-12-10 04:51:06', 'I must agree with the author, but exit plans must should not be pipe dreams. I have worked for a ton of startups, some of which I founded. I remember one fateful meeting where the harvard graduates who had just successfully taken on a 5m round (these were the first bubble kids) asked... And the answer.... IPO! Yes they actually believed that IPO was the exit, I was the only sane alien at the table and I said \"Acquisition\". Of course I was the party pooper throwing wet blankets on their fun. On the other hand though, many publishers have tons of passion and love for what they are doing so saying \"think about how that might end\" is well not a mental choice. I have seen more than one ex-CEO travel Europe for six months come back to the Bay Area and fail miserably at reconstructing the essence for the only job they ever really loved. Thinking about the exit in realistic terms can be a heathful exercise, expecting that you should exit coul be the biggest mistake of your life.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(72, 4671, '@AllisonPrang', 'AllisonPrang@twitter.com', 'http://twitter.com/AllisonPrang/status/116181036194463744/', '', '2011-09-20 09:04:52', '2011-09-20 16:04:52', 'RT @journaccel: A network of 120,000 (&amp; counting), Public Insight Network expands the newsroom w/ diverse voices &amp; citizen sources: http://t.co/HBwr1AN9', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(73, 4671, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.110.239', '2011-11-17 06:10:09', '2011-11-17 14:10:09', 'When I signed up to host a talk show on Oregon Public Broadcasting, exploring this new tool actually added to the appeal of the job. During my time there, PIN helped us find many great sources we may never have otherwise. We turned to it more for people with first hand experience than as an “experts” database. OPB used PIN extensively for its Peabody award-winning series on the recession http://news.opb.org/hardtimes/ It did take a full time person to manage the database because of the specific  (and generally good) criteria PIN set up for the number of times network members are contacted and so forth. The biggest challenge was expanding the network to reach into communities not already in the station rolodex. Sometimes I felt like PIN enhanced a closed circle of listeners and news providers. A side note: I always thought it was funny that just hearing the name on the air you couldn\'t tell whether it was to gain knowledge from the public or to get them riled up.  Insight or incite?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(74, 4798, 'Scott Hoback', 'scotthoback@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/thesojournalist/', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-29 15:06:34', '2011-10-29 22:06:34', 'As someone who has been receiving (and reading) emails from the Save the Internet coalition, I am excited to learn that Free Press is working so hard to protect and improve the other policies that determine how the media is delivered. I hadn\'t heard about your \"Change the Channel\" campaign prior to today, but it sounds like another worthy cause! Thanks so much for sharing these resources!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(75, 4902, 'Ben Waldron', 'btwaldron@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/benwaldron/', '184.100.255.100', '2011-10-07 13:57:06', '2011-10-07 20:57:06', 'Very exciting things happening here at JA. Welcome aboard, Emily.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(76, 4902, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-15 05:58:12', '2011-10-15 12:58:12', 'Thanks Ben. A week or so in - I\'m thrilled to be here!', 0, '1', '', '', 75, 17),
(77, 4948, 'FollowTheMoney.org', 'annes@followthemoney.org', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/moneyinpolitics/', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-18 14:22:11', '2011-10-18 21:22:11', 'The Institute also tracks independent spending data in the states as well as lobbying expenditure data in 5 pilot states. We publish reports on the intersection of money and politics, which may be found at our website, FollowTheMoney.org/Research.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(78, 4948, 'Myles Bugbee', 'mylesb@gmail.com', 'http://www.linkedin.com/pub/myles-bugbee/16/381/a49', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-28 12:38:52', '2011-10-28 19:38:52', 'Across the political spectrum, Americans on the left and right agree that disclosure is critical to accountability and the health of our democracy. FollowTheMoney.org fills the information gaps at the local elections level, empowering citizens to track the flow of corporate, union, special interest, and individual donor donations into state and local campaigns.\n\nAs a voter in Oregon, a state which regularly features a half dozen or more ballot measures during election cycles, I use FollowTheMoney.org to see who has given to specific ballot measures. The data on judicial elections is also helpful — especially for voters who want to know where the surge of outside spending is coming from. When a special interest intervenes in a low profile race, most voters don’t know who is behind the ads; the NIMSP combs through publicly available data to bring needed transparency to the electoral process.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(79, 4948, 'FollowTheMoney.org', 'annes@followthemoney.org', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/moneyinpolitics/', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-31 07:13:37', '2011-10-31 14:13:37', 'Myles,\n\nThank you so much for your review, we sincerely appreciate your comments. Your involvement in your democracy is both important and inspiring! We encourage you to keep raising awareness and to stay active in demanding accountability.\n\nPlease let us know how we can improve our data and resources, and be sure to check out our new databases in both independent spending and lobbying expenditures. We also just released a report on the politics of judicial elections 2009-10 with Justice At State and the Brennan Center for Justice, here: http://www.brennancenter.org/content/resource/the_new_politics_of_judicial_elections_2009-10\n\nThank you again!', 0, '1', '', '', 78, 0),
(80, 4970, 'pdxliveandlocal', 'pdxliveandlocal@gmail.com', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/113758654993351085173', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-25 11:30:35', '2011-10-25 18:30:35', 'I\'m very intrigued by this project. I find that finding terse and unbiased news is (ironically) becoming more, not less difficult. How exactly is your organization defining what is \"honest, fair and accurate journalism?\"', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(81, 4970, 'Jo Ellen Green Kaiser', 'joellen@themediaconsortium.com', 'http://www.themediaconsortium.com', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-25 13:58:00', '2011-10-25 20:58:00', 'Hey, the quote is from old material--I\'m going to help JA update it. We would no longer use that phrase \"honest, fair and accurate\" (mainly because it sounds too Fox-y). I can\'t speak for the 50 outlets that make up our network, but I can say that as an organization we are passionate about journalism that reports the what, where, when--this is the basis for the claim that we care about being honest, fair and accurate. However, as an organization, we also look for the how and why. We don\'t believe there is such a beast as unbiased journalism, so we suggest media be clear and transparent about the context as their reporters understand it.', 0, '1', '', '', 80, 0),
(82, 4970, 'pdxliveandlocal', 'pdxliveandlocal@gmail.com', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/113758654993351085173', '10.88.30.208', '2011-11-08 13:09:43', '2011-11-08 21:09:43', 'If you don\'t mind me asking, what resources and/or networks are you pulling from for the bulk of your content?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0);
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(83, 4970, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.88.30.208', '2011-11-09 09:44:45', '2011-11-09 17:44:45', 'Hi pdxliveandlocal - We\'re constantly looking for information, ideas, tools, experiences, experiments, research, etc. that we think may be useful to the broad journalism community generally, and innovators in particular. We <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/about/suggest-a-resource/\" rel=\"nofollow\">welcome suggestions</a>. If you\'re wondering specifically about the Media Consortium - we\'ll tip Jo Ellen to check this thread out. Thanks, Emily', 0, '1', '', '', 82, 17),
(84, 4970, 'Jacob Caggiano', 'jacobcandoit@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/futuresoup', '10.88.30.208', '2011-11-09 11:19:12', '2011-11-09 19:19:12', 'The David Weinberger quote being tossed around is <a href=\"http://www.hyperorg.com/blogger/2009/07/19/transparency-is-the-new-objectivity/\" rel=\"nofollow\">\"Transparency is the new objectivity\"</a>, which is a good way of saying objectivity doesn\'t exist, so do your best to be transparent about where you\'re coming from.\n\nEven that has some issues as no journalist can be completely transparent about everything, in part because there can be safety issues, and also because journalists are human beings with flaws that can be blown out of proportion by those who have interests in keeping them silent.\n\nI prefer to say integrity is the new objectivity. Have integrity as a person when you report by being honest and representing all sides to an issue. Be willing to admit mistakes and keep your articles alive and updated as times change and new information comes along.\n\nThe world is getting smaller and we all live in public now :) It\'s both scary and exciting.', 0, '1', '', '', 80, 19),
(85, 4970, 'pdxliveandlocal', 'pdxliveandlocal@gmail.com', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/113758654993351085173', '10.88.30.208', '2011-11-09 19:04:11', '2011-11-10 03:04:11', 'Integrity as objectivity, that\'s a nice way of thinking about it. It\'s a shame that certain news organizations use \"news\" to shackle people instead of freeing them from potentially hazardous ignorance pockets. It\'s a platitude, but knowledge certainly is power. Some people try to impart that power back to our community and some try to wield it as a commercial weapon against their own people. I would assume you\'re talking about the former when you use the word \"integrity.\" Thank you for the thoughtful reply.', 0, '1', '', '', 80, 0),
(86, 4982, 'David Herzog', 'david.herzog@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/davidherzog/', '173.30.141.57', '2011-10-09 18:41:21', '2011-10-10 01:41:21', 'Thanks for the mention!\n\nI\'m happy to report that in the past couple of weeks we launched two new features for registered site users: A Sunshine request letter generator and the ability to share data with the public.\n\nI wanted to note one correction to the resource listing: We\'re only cataloging structured (stuff in columns and rows) data, like Excel files, not Word docs.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(87, 4982, 'Aly Sneider', 'aly@lovecommitmentmarriage.org', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/aly/', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-14 16:48:01', '2011-10-14 23:48:01', 'This seems like a really useful resource! Are there any plans to create similar directories for other states, or one that aggregates nation-wide information?', 0, '1', '', '', 86, 0),
(88, 4982, 'Lisa Skube', 'skubepdx@msn.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/lisa-skube/', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-15 11:31:43', '2011-10-15 18:31:43', 'Hey Aly - there are two incredibly useful resources -- at the state and federal level: State data at http://www.followthemoney.org/ and federal data at http://www.opensecrets.org/. The first, Follow the Money, is run by smart folks at the National Institute on Money in State Politics based in Helena MT. (See on JA at http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/resources/the-national-institute-on-money-in-state-politics-follow-the-money/). Open Secrets (we\'ll post on JA as a resource this coming week) is run by the Center for Responsive Politics based in WA DC. Follow the Money & Open Secrets collaborate with news channels large and small. Their staff - like Follow the Money - has a brilliant team of researchers, information advocates and deep experience in public policy. Many of their staff (across both outfits) have experience as journalists in service of open access to accurate, useful information created on the public’s behalf that gives people a tool to engage as citizens.', 0, '1', '', '', 86, 13),
(89, 4982, 'David Herzog', 'david.herzog@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/davidherzog/', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-17 14:14:41', '2011-10-17 21:14:41', 'Hi Aly,\n\nThanks for the kind words about OpenMissouri. We\'d love it if groups in other locales launched their own data catalogs. In fact, we made our software available as an open-source project on GitHub, so developers can deploy it elsewhere and contribute to the code. (Go here: https://github.com/OpenMissouri/OpenMissouri).\n\nThe Sunlight Foundation had been developing the National Data Catalog for U.S., state and city data, but they discontinued it earlier this year. I\'m unaware of any similar efforts.', 0, '1', '', '', 86, 0),
(90, 4982, 'Aly Sneider', 'aly@lovecommitmentmarriage.org', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/aly/', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-19 15:16:19', '2011-10-19 22:16:19', 'Thanks for the link, David. Do you know of any tutorials or online tools that could help someone who doesn\'t have a tech team get started?', 0, '1', '', '', 86, 0),
(91, 4982, 'David Herzog', 'david.herzog@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/davidherzog/', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-21 07:36:22', '2011-10-21 14:36:22', 'Unfortunately, no. You really need to have someone who can set up a server then deploy the OpenMissouri data catalog software onto that server. (Something that I don\'t even know how to do, BTW). From my understanding, each server setup can present its own challenges that need troubleshooting.\n\nI am going to produce, in the next couple of months, a guide that will help organizations plan and launch community data catalogs like OpenMissouri.\n\nWe\'re also thinking about how we could provide the data catalog software as a service, so any group could easily create their own.', 0, '1', '', '', 86, 0),
(92, 4982, 'Jeff Lennan', 'jefflennan@gmail.com', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/117577059777316930677', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-21 07:42:42', '2011-10-21 14:42:42', 'I like the idea of providing a platform for orgs to build their own service on.', 0, '1', '', '', 86, 4),
(93, 4982, 'Aly Sneider', 'aly@lovecommitmentmarriage.org', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/aly/', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-22 09:34:41', '2011-10-22 16:34:41', 'Thanks again for the info! I\'m looking forward to seeing the guide you\'re producing -- and like Jeff said, providing a platform for organizations to use sounds like a great development.', 0, '1', '', '', 86, 0),
(94, 5004, 'Scott Hoback', 'scotthoback@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/thesojournalist/', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-15 19:14:49', '2011-10-16 02:14:49', 'It\'s great to see that there is a national coalition working to defend our right to information and leading the way in keeping accountability in the public sector. It would be interesting to know what most frequently gets in the way of requests for information.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(95, 5055, 'Myles Bugbee', 'mylesb@gmail.com', 'http://www.linkedin.com/pub/myles-bugbee/16/381/a49', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-28 12:30:51', '2011-10-28 19:30:51', 'The Center for Responsive Politics sets the standard for non-partisan reporting on campaign finance. If you are looking to dig into the latest FEC report for a candidate, go the OpenSecrets.org for detailed background on the contributors. Whether you\'re looking for PAC, candidate or lobbying data, OpenSecrets.org has a treasure trove of valuable information for any citizen. The interactive elections map allows users to pinpoint specific races and see donation breakdowns in Congressional elections - this resource will be especially useful next year as the donations flow into campaigns.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(96, 5055, 'emackinder', 'emackinder@crp.org', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/112618209614801464371', '10.192.170.48', '2011-12-06 13:09:42', '2011-12-06 21:09:42', 'Myles: Thanks so very much for the kind words about our organization and our work. It\'s always great to hear from students that are utilizing our research in the course of their own work! Do let us know if you have any questions in the course of your own research. We\'re always available at info@crp.org.\n-Evan Mackinder\nOutreach Coordinator\nCenter for Responsive Politics', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(97, 5102, 'camerondpatterson', 'camerondpatterson@gmail.com', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/103870374257139428173', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-30 17:17:33', '2011-10-31 00:17:33', 'This is a great resource for up-and-coming new businesses!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(98, 5119, 'laurelyancey', 'laurelyancey@bellsouth.net', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/101818674012446286045', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-26 11:03:03', '2011-10-26 18:03:03', 'Expect my local TV station to give continuing updates on breaking and important local issues, such topics being politics, education, and state economics.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(99, 5291, 'Ryan O\'Leary', 'ryanolearypdx@gmail.com', 'http://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanoleary', '10.68.47.216', '2011-10-30 20:56:14', '2011-10-31 03:56:14', 'It\'s interesting to read that the majority of folks consume local news via television. I would say I read the majority of local news headlines on Twitter, but that\'s only a snapshot of the story. I really like how TV news continues the story as a more captivating platform.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(100, 5581, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-01-26 16:55:49', '2012-01-27 00:55:49', 'Survive TV News Jobs is an excellent networking site for seasoned journalists, and an even better resource for young journalists who want to learn from the pros. They also have a very involved Twitter presence and are constantly encouraging the journalism community to connect by bringing interesting, relevant conversations to light.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 12),
(101, 5581, 'Jeff Lennan', 'jefflennan@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jeff-lennan/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-01-26 18:27:08', '2012-01-27 02:27:08', 'I like a name that explains the org clearly and concisely like this', 0, '0', '', '', 100, 4),
(102, 5608, 'Lisa Skube', 'skubepdx@msn.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/lisa-skube/', '10.88.30.208', '2011-11-02 15:22:28', '2011-11-02 22:22:28', 'It occurred to us you may be curious which panels caught our eye at SIC. Here\'s our pick of panels for today\'s SIC sessions. A number of tough choices, a lot of good information options. It\' nice that they mix it up, so if you miss it today, good chance you can pick a panel tomorrow that covers similar subjects (e.g. search, cloud computing, social ROI)\n\nWEDNESDAY\n\n<strong>The Practitioner\'s Guide to the Social Engagement Journey</strong>\nSean O’Driscoll – Ant’s Eye View\n\n<strong>UX / Design Panel</strong>\nCurt Collinsworth, UX Director at Ziba\nMike Davidson, CEO of Newsvine\nTed Woodbery, Exec. Director Consumer Data at AT&T Mobility\nAlbert Shum, Windows Phone Design Studio GM at Microsoft\nModerated by Carl Alviani of Ziba\n\n<strong>Setting Up Camp: Laying the Groundwork to Inform Great Interaction Design\n</strong>Dan Gebler – POP\n\n<strong>The Transformation of News Media Panel</strong>\nHosted by Will Hunsinger, Evri CEO\nJohn Cook, GeekWire.com, co-founder\nMike Davidson, Newsvine CEO\nMark Briggs, KING-TV Dir. of Digital Media\nCurt Woodward  Xconomy', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 13),
(103, 5608, 'Lisa Skube', 'skubepdx@msn.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/lisa-skube/', '10.88.30.208', '2011-11-02 15:24:39', '2011-11-02 22:24:39', 'Rest of Day One/SIC -- late afternoon picks for Wednesday.\n\n<strong>The Engadget Way: On journalism, ethics, and monetization</strong>\nJosh Fruhlinger - Engadget.com\n\n<strong>Search Marketing Panel Presented by Bing</strong>\nVanessa Fox - Nine by Blue\nDuane Forrester - Sr. Product Manager, Bing\nTodd Friesen - Director of SEO at Performics\nIan Lurie - Founder at Portent\nMaile Ohye - Senior Support Engineer at Google\nFuture of Search – Dystopian or Utopian (Discuss!)\n\n\n\n\nStay tuned for more...', 0, '1', '', '', 102, 13),
(104, 5608, 'Jacob Caggiano', 'jacobcandoit@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/futuresoup', '10.88.30.208', '2011-11-02 21:03:21', '2011-11-03 04:03:21', 'Hey Lisa and JA team, thanks for the opportunity to be the eyes and ears of the conference. Here’s a few thoughts to close out the day:\n\nFirst off, it was refreshing to see so many businesses that I’ve never heard of before. The startup love was abuzz, with a morning panel of AT&amp;T &amp; Microsoft reps (Ted Woodbery, Albert Shum) admitting that they’re trying to adjust to the rapid pace of iteration and pirate ship attitude that startups are known for. It’s good that people are taking risks and putting their ideas on the line, though I’m reminded of that graphic from five years ago of web 2.0 companies, most of which have silently whizzed away since.\n\nhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/stabilo-boss/101793494/in/set-72057594060779001/#/', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 19),
(105, 5608, 'Jacob Caggiano', 'jacobcandoit@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/futuresoup', '10.88.30.208', '2011-11-02 21:04:22', '2011-11-03 04:04:22', 'It’s interesting to see people come out of the local woodwork like Martin Chvoj of INQ mobile. You can count the number of US mobile providers on one hand, which is why I was puzzled to be unacquainted with INQ, which manufactures custom mid-range smartphones for Europe. They’re now trying to penetrate the American market with their custom Android based user interface that’s baked into the phone itself. However they are experiencing roadblocks (specifically from AT&amp;T) that don’t exist overseas due to the tighter control US carriers have on the American airwaves. Behind the curtain there’s a series of red tape and proposal cycles that have added years of delays to the process.', 0, '1', '', '', 104, 19),
(106, 5608, 'Jacob Caggiano', 'jacobcandoit@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/futuresoup', '10.88.30.208', '2011-11-02 21:05:10', '2011-11-03 04:05:10', 'I was asked to report on emerging technologies to help people collaborate and build informed communities. The mobile space is still up for grabs, and I watched a presentation from a local Seattle startup called Trover, which is trying to take the popularity of Yelp and Foursquare (which boasts one billion checkins to date) a step further and connect people based on the location of photographs they take. Co-founder Jason Karas talked about connecting people on a level beyond frivolous cat photos, which prompted me to get on the mic and ask how his platform can help with breaking news and issues of public interest. So it turns out, they’re devising an algorithm to rank image popularity based on views/shares/etc. which in theory will allow important geo-tagged images to surface.', 0, '1', '', '', 104, 19),
(107, 5608, 'Jacob Caggiano', 'jacobcandoit@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/futuresoup', '10.88.30.208', '2011-11-02 21:05:57', '2011-11-03 04:05:57', 'That all depends of course on how many people decide to download and use Trover, which they’ve made free with the hope that they can deliver sponsored deals and information through the platform once they get a high enough adoption curve. I also wanted to make sure he wasn’t luring people into a walled garden, because what’s the point of breaking news if you can only share it with people who are using the same platform as you. He assured us that they allow easy sharing through Facebook &amp; Twitter, which is not quite the open web itself, but it’s a start.\n\nTime to catch a few snores before a bright and early day tomorrow. Expect more in-depth reportbacks then!', 0, '1', '', '', 104, 19),
(108, 5608, 'Lisa Skube', 'skubepdx@msn.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/lisa-skube/', '10.88.30.208', '2011-11-03 17:38:55', '2011-11-04 00:38:55', 'Today\'s line up at SIC; JA\'s panel picks --\n\nGreat Mobile Apps Do These Five Things.\nShannon Carter - Zumobi.com\n\nSocialTriggers -- Derek Halpern\nhttp://socialtriggers.com/\n\nIt was a tie between --\nInformation Transparency: Empowering the Consumer Coup\nMichael Paulson – Decide.com  and\n\nPost-Opulence Design\nHans Gerwitz – frog\n\nDigital Music Panel\nNick Harmer - Death Cab for Cutie\nTim Bierman - Pearl Jam Fan Club Manager\nSir-Mix-A-Lot - Rhyme Cartel Records\nAaron Starkey - KEXP\nHosted by Ross Reynolds - Senior Host/Producer at KUOW-FM\n\n\"Get true insiders’ perspectives on how interactive technology and platforms have disrupted the music industry—and how the industry has responded and adapted in an environment of apps, pirates, file sharing sites and storage...\"  (Publishers are confronted with so many of these exact same issues, the rock stars of local communities...)\n\nRating, Reviews and Reputation Panel\nConrad Saam – Urban Spoon\nMark Britton – Avvo.com\nDarnell Holloway – Yelp', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 13),
(109, 5608, 'Lisa Skube', 'skubepdx@msn.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/lisa-skube/', '10.88.30.208', '2011-11-03 17:50:16', '2011-11-04 00:50:16', 'And...\n\nSearch Marketing: The More Things Change, The More They Stay The Same\nKent Lewis – Anvil Media\n\nShout out to Kent from the JA; a thought leader in search who\'s been doing this as long as search has been around... Smart dude.\n\nThe Local Conversation Presented by Echoer.com\nModerated by Scott Macklin - MCDM - UW\nDaniel Cowen, Co-founder and CEO, Echoer.com\nMónica Guzmán - GeekWire.com\nBryan Trussel - CEO, Glympse.com\nJason Wilson - Principal Product Manager, MapQuest Labs\nSocial-Local-Mobile (SoLoMo)\n\nNew Media Journalism and Digital Distribution Models\nJason Reid and Adam Brown - 2R Productions\n\n... ... ... ...\n\nGo Seattle! Where it reigns it pours. Certainly is true in the case of publishing, innovation, technology, apps, new models of partnership and collaborative spirit. Like drinking from the fire hose.\n\nA really great line up, we\'re eager to hear and learn more from Jacob on today\'s experience.', 0, '1', '', '', 108, 13),
(110, 5719, 'Kari Chisholm', 'app+56gvh2g9dd.hj4252.26386ea54c9cf44f638ac2d55598637f@proxymail.facebook.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/karichisholm', '10.68.47.216', '2011-11-14 12:35:53', '2011-11-14 20:35:53', 'Good stuff, Jeff.\n\nMore than a year ago, we made the same choice at BlueOregon.com.  BlueOregon is a site for progressive politics, particularly for and about Oregon.  And like most online sites, especially political ones, we were overwhelmed with trolls, spammers, and jerks - all using the shield of anonymity to throw their stinkbombs.\n\nWe decided to use Facebook, exclusively, as our authentication mechanism.  In our view, Facebook was (and is, with the possible exception of LinkedIn) the only authentication mechanism that is easy for users, widespread, and nearly guaranteed to be real identity.  (Twitter is great, but there\'s lots of anonymity on Twitter, and there\'s much less 1:1 correspondence between user accounts and actual humans.)\n\n(cont\'d...)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(111, 5719, 'Kari Chisholm', 'app+56gvh2g9dd.hj4252.26386ea54c9cf44f638ac2d55598637f@proxymail.facebook.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/karichisholm', '10.68.47.216', '2011-11-14 12:38:14', '2011-11-14 20:38:14', 'As a result, we have seen a drop in the number of comments to BlueOregon.  Where once 60-70 comments per post was typical and 100+ was a weekly occurence, we now see 8-10 as typical and 40+ happens once a week or less.   But the quality of the comments has improved dramatically.  That\'s apparent to anyone, and we hear about it from our readers all the time.\n\nFacebook, of course, has its own challenges. They\'re constantly changing things and some readers (esp. of a progressive political blog) are concerned about their privacy practices.\n\nAnd it is true that we do miss out on some of the more lively political gossip.\n\nBut ultimately we believe that our community is one that should be built on trust. And trust comes from identity.\n\nGood luck with this experiment.', 0, '1', '', '', 110, 0),
(112, 5719, 'Steve Smith', 'stopp_2010@yahoo.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/stevesmith/', '10.85.161.225', '2011-11-16 14:10:38', '2011-11-16 22:10:38', 'We have found Janrain to be a great company to work with on a few projects.  Fully managed (no worries about FB Connect changes) single API, but also giving the user choices other than FB for connectivity.  Their sharing functionality is also very solid.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(113, 5719, 'Michael Skoler', 'mskoler@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1270508189', '10.88.30.208', '2011-12-01 16:21:34', '2011-12-02 00:21:34', 'One question.  For Twitter log-on, you ask for permission to send tweets from my account.  Why?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(114, 5719, 'Jeff Lennan', 'jefflennan@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/jeff.lennan', '10.68.47.216', '2011-12-02 09:20:36', '2011-12-02 17:20:36', 'Hi Michael. Thank you for the heads up.  This is a setting that we can set to either \'read/write\' or \'read only\' and we didn\'t realize that it was set to \'read/write\'.  We have updated it to \'read only\'.   The authentication process will no longer ask for permission to send Tweets on your behalf and we will never do so.', 0, '1', '', '', 113, 4),
(115, 5719, 'Jeff Lennan', 'jefflennan@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/jeff.lennan', '10.85.161.225', '2011-12-02 09:22:30', '2011-12-02 17:22:30', 'Thanks for the comment Steve.  Would love to talk with you more about your experience with their sharing tools.  We have not implemented this and would like to hear your thoughts on this vs implementing individual services\' scripts or other 3rd party apps like Add This etc.', 0, '1', '', '', 112, 4),
(116, 5719, 'Gary Wolf', 'gary@aether.com', 'http://twitter.com/agaricus', '10.44.133.106', '2011-12-09 16:53:36', '2011-12-10 00:53:36', 'Thank you Jeff for posting details about the login and profile choices you are making. Since I\'m sure you are still in the stage of actively evaluating your decisions and trade-offs, I\'d like to say thank you for offering multiple choices of social media profiles for authentication. Beyond the advantages and disadvantages of any particular platform, the existence of a choice is _itself_ important. Corporate ownership of the \"social\" seems, on its face, to be a danger to public conversation, both in the practical sense of vulnerability to censorship and in the \"meta\" sense of weakening the concept of the public. But one practical step technologists who support our public conversations can take is to resist the temptation to foster dependence on any one privately owned platform for authenticating our identities. I deeply appreciate having this choice! Thank you!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(117, 5719, 'Jeff Lennan', 'jefflennan@gmail.com', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/117577059777316930677', '10.44.133.106', '2011-12-12 11:17:05', '2011-12-12 19:17:05', 'Hi Gary. Thank you for your comment and we agree with you regarding a need to avoid dependence on one privately owned platform for identification.  We also very much appreciate your input and attention to this post and the site.  Please keep in touch and let us know any feedback you can share.', 0, '1', '', '', 116, 4),
(118, 5719, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2011-12-12 13:56:45', '2011-12-12 21:56:45', 'Hi Gary, \n\nThanks for this feedback. As you know, the push toward identifying yourself online is in part to try to avoid the vitriol that anonymity can allow - and make conversations more valuable by giving people participating the chance to connect. With id, you may have a greater sense that you are communicating with other people. However, as you have so rightly pointed out, and Jeff reiterates, there are risks of depending on private companies to essentially play the gatekeeper role to public conversations. Besides offering multiple choices, what other solutions might you suggest that are worth exploring? ', 0, '1', '', '', 116, 17),
(119, 5719, 'Gary Wolf', 'gary@aether.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/agaricus/', '10.13.66.82', '2011-12-12 14:03:40', '2011-12-12 22:03:40', 'Hi Emily! I\'m happy to see how Jeff is doing it. I piped up only say thanks for offering more than one choice, after noting that Blue Oregon went Facebook only. As long as we are going to be relying on private companies to validate identity, options are important. For various reasons I\'ve myself chosen Twitter as a general social identity - it\'s remains the least intrusive claimant, I think. But it would be as much of a mistake to go Twitter only as Facebook only.', 0, '1', '', '', 116, 0),
(120, 5719, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2011-12-12 20:56:06', '2011-12-13 04:56:06', 'That was clear! I was just wondering if there was more we could do!', 0, '1', '', '', 116, 17),
(121, 5719, 'Jacob Caggiano', 'jacobcandoit@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/futuresoup', '10.8.187.62', '2012-01-26 15:57:14', '2012-01-26 23:57:14', 'I have much to say about the subject of digital identity and the consequences of corporate vs. personal vs. community ownership of the legacy we weave across the web. I think it\'s great, Jeff, that you took the time to be open about how you manage the information of your users, including the ups and downsides of your chosen approach.\n\nOne of the fundamental unsolved challenges of the internet thus far has been establishing a true identity layer that is interoperable across web, yet still centrally managed by the user. It\'s more than just the inconvenience of remembering multiple passwords and the fatigue of \"yet another thing to sign up for.\" It\'s about knowing the footprint you leave behind and being able to access and manage the trail you wish to blaze forward.', 0, '1', '', '', 116, 19),
(122, 5719, 'Jacob Caggiano', 'jacobcandoit@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/futuresoup', '10.44.133.106', '2012-01-26 16:00:58', '2012-01-27 00:00:58', 'I\'d like to point out two projects spearheaded by Mozilla that I hope will inspire people to care about this issue and appreciate the possibilities of a federated web ( http://blogg.forteller.net/2011/think-internet/ is a MUST read)\n\n1. The Open Badges Project -- https://wiki.mozilla.org/Badges\nThe idea is to be able to build and demonstrate skills and learning achievements across the web, with badges that are standardized and accepted across multiple sites. Currently, Open Badges are in the works of being built into the Peer2Peer University platform, and the MacArthur foundation (along with other partners) has put up sizeable chunk of cash to have other learning communities design and pilot their own badges in the form of a contest\n\n2. BrowserID -- http://BrowserID.org\nSort of renewed attempt to do what OpenID has been trying to do for a while, but much simpler. You authenticate your email and create a password JUST ONCE. For everything.', 0, '1', '', '', 116, 19),
(123, 5719, 'Jeff Lennan', 'jefflennan@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jeff-lennan/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-01-26 16:04:40', '2012-01-27 00:04:40', 'Thanks for your comments Jacob - I love brainstorming with people - especially you on this topic and I value your input.  Its interesting to me to watch Google, and in particular their announcement this week about \"simplifying\" their privacy policy.  In a way, they are going at this from the other side, using their platform to cover so many critical web apps that you\'ll have a unified login by only using Google :0', 0, '1', '', '', 116, 4),
(124, 5719, 'Jacob Caggiano', 'jacobcandoit@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/futuresoup', '10.44.133.106', '2012-01-26 16:21:39', '2012-01-27 00:21:39', 'Yes, the new Google privacy policy is coupled with another change that all new Gmail users must create a Google Plus profile. I believe the terms of Google Plus are one profile per person, so I\'m wondering if this would effectively restrict you from having multiple gmail accounts from here on forward.\n\nAlso RE: the JanRain solution. I have to be honest that I wish there was an option to use something other than The BIG 4, but I see the reasoning behind your approach as far as technical simplicity and more reliable backend security. At this point all my marbles are on Twitter (though the recent news of their global censorship policy is disappointing) Wonder if OpenID or BrowserID is possible at some point for JA via JanRain.', 0, '1', '', '', 116, 19),
(125, 5763, 'Jeff Lennan', 'jefflennan@gmail.com', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/117577059777316930677', '10.88.30.208', '2011-11-07 11:08:42', '2011-11-07 19:08:42', 'Welcome Denise! The JA is lucky to have you.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 4),
(126, 5763, 'Denise Cheng', 'denise@journalismaccelerator.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/dennetmint/', '10.88.30.208', '2011-11-07 17:41:36', '2011-11-08 01:41:36', 'Thanks, Jeff! Looking forward to working with you! :)', 0, '1', '', '', 125, 15),
(127, 5763, 'André Natta', 'acnatta@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/andrenatta/', '10.88.30.208', '2011-11-16 08:57:14', '2011-11-16 16:57:14', 'This is proof I need to get back in the habit of paying attention to cryptic emails :) Congratulations my dear! Looking forward to some more conversations online (and off) very soon...', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 16),
(128, 5763, 'Denise Cheng', 'denise@journalismaccelerator.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/dennetmint/', '10.88.30.208', '2011-11-16 09:42:28', '2011-11-16 17:42:28', 'Awe Andre... ♥', 0, '1', '', '', 127, 15),
(129, 5763, 'Sally Duros', 'sally@sduros.com', 'http://twitter.com/saduros', '10.88.30.208', '2011-12-07 17:12:58', '2011-12-08 01:12:58', 'Congratulations, Denise!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(130, 5763, 'Denise Cheng', 'denise@journalismaccelerator.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/dennetmint/', '10.85.161.225', '2011-12-07 20:48:08', '2011-12-08 04:48:08', 'Thanks, Sally! Much appreciated. :)', 0, '1', '', '', 129, 15),
(131, 5904, 'Lisa Skube', 'skubepdx@msn.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/lisa-skube/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-05-09 15:41:30', '2012-05-09 22:41:30', 'FYI, the <a href=\"http://streetfightmag.com/street-fight-summit-west/sfsw12-agenda/\" rel=\"nofollow\">StreetFight Summit West event</a> is coming up June 5th in beautiful San Francisco. The JA\'s Emily Harris will be talking with StreetFight co-founder <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/david-hirschman/\" rel=\"nofollow\">David Hirshman</a> later this week, posting a preview of his take on the Summit West event: covering publishing, revenue and technology. This interview will post next week on the JA\'s blog. For a 20% discount on the Summit West event David has <a href=\"http://streetfightmag.com/street-fight-summit-west/\" rel=\"nofollow\">shared the code with us to share with you</a>: JASFSW12. If you have any comments about the upcoming event, as so inspired, we welcome them on this thread. Are you going? And if so, who do you hope to meet and what are you eager to learn?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 13),
(132, 6100, 'Cal L', 'cal@winningmark.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/callabbe/', '10.192.170.48', '2011-12-05 11:47:35', '2011-12-05 19:47:35', 'Thanks for the great review of Pew\'s different projects.  I refer to their materials a lot in my work, and it\'s great to have a more over-arching understanding of Pew\'s projects and their goals.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(133, 6223, 'Miranda M. Hansen', 'mirandamhansen@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/mirandamhansen/', '10.127.77.84', '2012-10-16 17:26:15', '2012-10-17 00:26:15', 'Weighing in a year later, but this is ALWAYS a hot topic in the non-profit world. I recently found this essay on the WSJ (http://on.wsj.com/Qa0gWq) that touches on a similar subject, specifically about the slack we cut for corporations and their marketing strategies while holding non-profit organizations to extremely high standards in fundraising and development. NP leaders focus on creating quality programs yet aren\'t always given the resources required to make a significant impact. It requires a change in public perception but I believe it might be worth the overhaul if we want to create positive change.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(134, 6227, 'WeLocally', 'clay@welocally.com', 'http://twitter.com/welocally', '10.8.187.62', '2012-02-18 16:07:42', '2012-02-19 00:07:42', 'I say grow your reputation as a local referrer, and have a clear and clean approach to the message of your local site. Then you have a fighting chance. Our opinion is that from a biz perspective if you try to remember that when you make your your site more than just a newspaper, you make it the go to place for the community, you are a channel for the local community to grow their own brands and they will reward you beyond pure CPM based revenues.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(135, 6227, 'Dima Raber', 'raberdima@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/raberdima/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-03-22 16:27:00', '2012-03-22 23:27:00', 'In an age when the ever-expanding \"daily deals\" industry is threatening the sustainability of local businesses, resources such as this are a necessary tool for survival.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(136, 6356, 'Michael Skoler', 'mskoler@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1270508189', '10.85.161.225', '2011-12-01 16:25:22', '2011-12-02 00:25:22', 'I look forward to participating next week. You\'ve lined up some terrific topics and people.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(137, 6356, 'Janet Lewis Saidi', 'janetsaidi4@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=676658730', '10.192.170.48', '2011-12-05 15:48:57', '2011-12-05 23:48:57', 'Hello Michael and fellow journalism accelerators ... We\'ll be listening and weighing into the discussions from here at the Missouri School of Journalism newsrooms as well ... looking forward to the brainstorm!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(138, 6356, 'Lisa Skube', 'skubepdx@msn.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/lisa-skube/', '10.68.47.216', '2011-12-06 08:30:21', '2011-12-06 16:30:21', 'Hey Janet & Michael!\n\nThanks for dropping by. Here\'s a little more on the particulars on some of the confirmed participants joining in this week:\n\nDecember 7 - Wed: Editorial tools, tips and resources:\nSome participants include: Mary Turck (Twin Cities Daily Planet), Brian Wheeler (Charlottesville Tomorrow), Andrew Haeg (Public Insight Network), Laura Frank (I-News Colorado)\n\nDecember 8: Collaboration tools and networking models.\nSome participants include: Matthew Barry (National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership/Citizen Atlas), Ben Berkowitz (SeeClickFix), Trevor Aaronson (Florida Center for Investigative Reporting) and Teresa Wippel (My Edmonds News)\n\nDecember 9: Money, elections, and hyperlocals.\nSome participants include: Elizabeth Harrington and Dick O’Hare (Local Yokel Media), Ben Ilfeld (Sacramento Press), Kevin Davis (Investigative News Network)\n\nLooking forward to having you all in the conversation, our first experiment of an \"online unconference.\"  Can\'t wait!', 0, '1', '', '', 136, 13),
(139, 6356, 'Michelle Powers Godfrey', 'mgodfrey@pri.org', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/mpgodfrey/', '10.68.47.216', '2011-12-07 10:57:44', '2011-12-07 18:57:44', 'Looking forward to a great panel discussion today. Thanks for hosting today, Lisa, Ellen and the rest of the Journalism Accelerator team.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(140, 6356, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.88.30.208', '2011-12-07 10:58:54', '2011-12-07 18:58:54', 'The conversation\'s started on 2012 election coverage! <a href=\"http://bit.ly/vLxD89 \" rel=\"nofollow\">Join in!</a>', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(141, 6356, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.88.30.208', '2011-12-07 16:56:44', '2011-12-08 00:56:44', 'Great conversation Wednesday! A quick summary:\n\n*Tons of ideas on engaging communities around election coverage. (A fav: a \"news and brews\" community post-election debrief.)\n*An excellent list of questions hyperlocals should ask about any shiny new tool.\n*Lots of specific resources to help with election coverage.\n*Loads of examples of different ways hyperlocals are planning coverage.\n\nOther topics included: how to measure success and impact, the value of covering bottom of ticket races, how to get beyond horserace coverage, how to make financial information about candidates relevant to voters, and what topics will drive 2012 local coverage.\n\nLaura Frank of iNews set the stage for tomorrow:\n\n\"I think that while the journalism crisis means there are fewer journalists to dig deeper on stories, the other side of that coin is some journalism organizations are really thinking more carefully about how to best use their resources - and collaborate to leverage those resources.\"\n\nSee you Thurs!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(142, 6373, 'Joy Mayer', 'joy.m.mayer@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/mayerjoy/', '10.192.170.48', '2011-12-07 13:33:12', '2011-12-07 21:33:12', 'Thanks for the transparency, guys! It\'s a great model to follow.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(143, 6373, 'Ikaika Hussey', 'ikaikahussey@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/ikaikahussey', '10.13.66.82', '2012-01-05 02:38:58', '2012-01-05 10:38:58', 'Great post. Interested in the posting-comments-via-email piece. Is there a product on the market that does this, or is this being done in-house?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(144, 6373, 'Jeff Lennan', 'jefflennan@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jeff-lennan/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-01-05 11:43:11', '2012-01-05 19:43:11', 'Hi Ikaika.  Thanks for the note.  Reply via email is something we have seen be very effective in other applications - like Basecamp by 37 Signals and we are looking into using it on this site.  To what extent we have to write this, or modify existing code in the Wordpress commenting structure, we don\'t yet know.   We appreciate your interest and will keep you posted.   Any input you have would also be great.', 0, '1', '', '', 143, 4),
(145, 6531, 'Citizen Media Law', 'staff@citmedialaw.org', 'http://twitter.com/citmedialaw', '10.44.133.106', '2012-01-12 11:59:07', '2012-01-12 19:59:07', 'Harvard\'s Berkman Center (which hosts the CMLP) and Nieman Journalism Foundation have announced a new joint fellowship intended to \"allow one smart person to spend a year trying to advance the state of digital journalism.\"  Check it out at http://www.niemanlab.org/2012/01/announcing-the-nieman-berkman-fellowship-in-journalism-innovation/.  The deadline for applications is February 15.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(146, 6600, 'Jordan Wirfs-Brock', 'jordanwb@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jordanwb/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-01-31 11:50:27', '2012-01-31 19:50:27', 'NNIP has partner organizations in 35 cities -- my advice to journalists is find the one near you and get in touch!\n\nHere are some examples of how NNIP organizations have collaborated with media: The Piton Foundation, where I work, has helped journalists at Colorado media outlets with data analysis and visualization for investigative news stories. We\'re also currently developing our own community storytelling project (http://storybase.org/). The San Antonio NNIP partner, Community Information Now (http://www.cinow.info/) has both citizen journalism and data analysis projects.\n\nHopefully the future will bring even more collaboration. Many NNIP partners have shown interest in being proactively involved with the media. The upcoming NNIP meeting in February will feature a session on \"NNIP in the Media.\" Any suggestions from folks on Journalism Accelerator on some things NNIP partner organizations can do to make their work more accessible and useful for the general public?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(147, 6612, 'thomas.j.lee', 'thomas.j.lee@gmail.com', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/113676970500419655864', '10.44.133.106', '2012-01-31 14:54:29', '2012-01-31 22:54:29', 'Anyone interested in our offerings should be sure to check out our projects page to see which of our tools are relevant to you: http://sunlightfoundation.com/projects/\n\nMore technical users might also be interested in our many free APIs -- you can find info about them at http://services.sunlightlabs.com', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(148, 6622, 'Aly Sneider', 'aly@lovecommitmentmarriage.org', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/aly/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-01-26 11:26:42', '2012-01-26 19:26:42', 'Wow, I\'m so glad to learn about this resource. There is so much information (and misinformation) out there, having a tool to separate the wheat from the chaff is critical. Also, as someone who follows journalism avocationally, it\'s really great to learn that local news organizations can help to make politics more clear and open.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(149, 6622, 'Samantha Clemans', 'samantha.clemans@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/samantha.clemans', '10.44.133.106', '2012-01-26 11:30:22', '2012-01-26 19:30:22', 'I agree. This is a really great resource. I wonder if Vote Smart leans either way politically or if it’s completely non-partisan? Learning about politics should always be this easy!', 0, '1', '', '', 148, 10),
(150, 6622, 'Carly Griffin', 'griffincg@gmail.com', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/110507473978631583261', '10.8.187.62', '2012-01-29 15:26:58', '2012-01-29 23:26:58', 'Vote Smart remains completely non-partisan, and they prove it in three ways: 1. They never accepting funding from special interest groups, corporations, or the government, and are totally dependent on small individual contributions and foundation grants. 2. Any member of their board with a political history must join with a political opposite, which has included such \"odd couples\" as former Presidents Carter and Ford, and Michael Dukakis and Bill Frist. 3. They operate a lot like the Peace Corps where 90% of the work is done by trained, supervised student interns and volunteers who come year-round to their headquarters in southwest Montana at the Great Divide Ranch.\n\nI\'d also add that the bulk of the information they provide at votesmart.org, for example a candidate\'s voting record, a transcript of their last television appearance, or their campaign financing information, doesn\'t provide any opportunity for slant or bias. They are essentially putting this info all in one place.', 0, '1', '', '', 148, 0),
(151, 6622, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-01-30 15:48:55', '2012-01-30 23:48:55', 'Hi Carly, thanks for the details. I don\'t know how long you\'ve been with PVS, but I\'d love to know what the project counts as some of the best uses of its tools or info over the years, by news outlets or other groups.', 0, '1', '', '', 148, 17),
(152, 6705, 'Frank Muraca', 'fhmuraca@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/fairfaxgovbook/', '10.13.66.82', '2011-12-16 17:53:49', '2011-12-17 01:53:49', 'I thought it was a great forum. And you guys are taking care of the only big issue for me (email overload). Great job!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(153, 6705, 'Anne Galloway', 'agalloway@vtdigger.org', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/agalloway/', '10.13.66.82', '2011-12-18 14:06:18', '2011-12-18 22:06:18', 'The forum was very helpful. Thanks so much for putting it together! I wasn\'t able to participate on the second two days because I was drowning on the news desk, but I plan to go back and reexamine with more care the suggestions that came together. I saw a number of tech and collaborative opportunities here that will enhance our coverage of the 2012 election.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(154, 6788, 'Michele McLellan', 'michele.mclellan@yahoo.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/michelemclellan/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-01-05 23:23:50', '2012-01-06 07:23:50', 'Thanks very much for posting this! I welcome feedback on the list and taxonomy.\nI also have a couple of updates:\n1. I am revising the taxonomy - more categories as the landscape becomes more diverse!  I will post them and invite your feedback.\n2. Also, working with Anna Tarkov, we are updating the list of sites on an ongoing basis. We are eager to hear from publishers who think their sites should be on the list. Please contact me via JA or at michele dot mclellan at yahoo dot com.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(155, 6788, 'Lisa Skube', 'skubepdx@msn.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/lisa-skube/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-01-26 12:40:12', '2012-01-26 20:40:12', 'Hello Michele! welcome back to the states, super stoked to hear your list is evolving. (And to see you\'re also rolling out http://bit.ly/A6j3ej the Knight Community Information Challenge, that is accepting submissions through Feb. 27.) We\'re eager to know more and if we can help with anything from the JA\'s end to support the list\'s next incarnation. We\'re curious what your early thinking is around how the taxonomy may evolve? Will there be new categories of publishers or segments based around emerging business models? Let us know if you\'d like to collaborate around a think group conversation, we\'d be interested in curating or facilitating a discussion to support (or streamline :-) reaching out to folks you may be curious to hear from around what they see emerging or ideas they think might be useful to consider.  Let us know, we\'re here to help!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 13),
(156, 6789, 'Ted Han', 'ted@knowtheory.net', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/112522873278127536732', '10.44.133.106', '2012-01-30 13:12:37', '2012-01-30 21:12:37', 'Journalists, newsrooms and folks working with and/or reporting on public documents are encouraged and welcome to apply for accounts (which are free!)\n\nDocumentCloud has a list of examples of reporting done using the platform posted here: https://www.documentcloud.org/featured', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(157, 6789, 'Jacob Caggiano', 'jacobcandoit@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/futuresoup', '10.8.187.62', '2012-02-02 12:10:20', '2012-02-02 20:10:20', 'Hey Ted, glad to see you here! Two things about DocumentCloud\n\n1. Regarding the bar to participation: \"DocumentCloud accounts are all newsroom based. DocumentCloud is available to anyone who reports on primary source documents. For the most part our users are journalists, but if you are doing document based investigative reporting we\'d love to have you join us, even if you aren\'t a newsroom-based journalist in the conventional sense. If you\'re not in a traditional newsroom, please do show us some of your reporting and tell us a little bit about the kind of documents you\'re working with.\"\n\nSurely there\'s been much discussion about how citizen journalists who want to take a bite on a story but don\'t have a track record can participate. I understand there would be problems with allowing just ANYBODY to publish documents to the cloud, but I also wonder if people who have juicy docs decide to not take the extra step to submit to the cloud because they don\'t define themselves as Journalists.', 0, '1', '', '', 156, 19),
(158, 6789, 'Jacob Caggiano', 'jacobcandoit@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/futuresoup', '10.8.187.62', '2012-02-02 12:11:33', '2012-02-02 20:11:33', '2. Wouldn’t it be cool to streamline documents obtained through FOIA assistance services, particularly Muckrock http://muckrock.com into the cloud? The question would be how to filter the submission process to achieve a high signal to noise ratio so the juicy docs get through and the generally mundane ones don’t (unless you’ve got a well scaled system and good search so that’s not an issue?)', 0, '1', '', '', 156, 19),
(159, 6789, 'Ted Han', 'ted@knowtheory.net', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/112522873278127536732', '10.44.133.106', '2012-02-02 12:19:25', '2012-02-02 20:19:25', 'Hey Jacob, actually, Muckrock uses DocumentCloud as it\'s data store and publishing platform for it\'s documents!  For example: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/282591-responsive-documents.html#document/p1', 0, '1', '', '', 156, 0);
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(160, 6789, 'Jacob Caggiano', 'jacobcandoit@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/futuresoup', '10.44.133.106', '2012-02-07 13:09:41', '2012-02-07 21:09:41', 'Excellent! Just discovered a UK version of a service similar to Muckrock that helps with #FOIA requests, called http://www.whatdotheyknow.com/\n\nDoes DocumentCloud host international docs or just US?', 0, '1', '', '', 156, 19),
(161, 6789, 'Ted Han', 'ted@knowtheory.net', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/112522873278127536732', '10.44.133.106', '2012-02-07 13:14:25', '2012-02-07 21:14:25', 'We host english documents from nations around the world. US, Canada, UK, European, South American nations and more.', 0, '1', '', '', 156, 0),
(162, 6791, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-01-26 11:54:11', '2012-01-26 19:54:11', 'As the nature of the working world evolves and people have the ability to flexibly sustain themselves in a non-traditional career setting, whole new systems are being developed. Contently is on the cutting edge of this movement. As stated in their \"Manifesto,\" (link: http://contently.com/manifesto) “Creative talent lives everywhere; it can and should work from wherever it lives. And any quality publisher should have access to it.” Contently is creatively embracing the role of matchmaker between freelancer and publisher. Is it working?\n\nFor freelancers- as an independent entity, what challenges have you encountered in publishing your work, and publishers- how do you identify the quality journalists from the sea of clamoring applicants? Are platforms like Contently successful in bridging the gap?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 12),
(163, 6996, 'Jeremy Sher', 'overlappingelvis@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/jeremy.sher', '10.8.187.62', '2012-01-26 11:24:50', '2012-01-26 19:24:50', 'Interesting — I wonder if Google if going to be integrating this with Groups at any point?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 5),
(164, 6996, 'Brian Wheeler', 'bwheeler@cvilletomorrow.org', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/brianwheeler/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-01-31 19:41:21', '2012-02-01 03:41:21', 'Charlottesville Tomorrow made use of Google Moderator during our 2011 local elections.  We asked the public to submit and vote on questions for the candidate forums we co-hosted with our newspaper partner.  Before each forum, we just printed the questions (low tech) and gave them to the moderator on strips of paper with the number of votes each question received (i.e. good question responses).  Many of these questions were then selected and used in the candidate forum.  Here are some links to the pages where this was done:\n\nElection page which shows Google Moderator embedded on our site:\nhttp://cvilletomorrow.typepad.com/elections/\n\nOur main election page is here:\nhttp://cvilletomorrow.typepad.com/charlottesville_tomorrow_/elections2011.html\nbut we are no longer linking from there to the Google Moderator pages.\n\nDirect links to Google Moderator pages\nhttp://www.google.com/moderator/#16/e=b7ac6\nhttp://www.google.com/moderator/#16/e=bceb3\nhttp://www.google.com/moderator/#16/e=b8710', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(165, 7004, 'Anne Galloway', 'agalloway@vtdigger.org', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/agalloway/', '10.8.187.62', '2011-12-31 07:03:37', '2011-12-31 15:03:37', 'CoverItLive was pretty straightforward for our web designer to install. We used the liveblogging tool for the <a href=\"http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fvtdigger.org%2F2010%2F11%2F01%2Fvermont-election-2010-live-coverage%2F&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNFu-1Mk3jdMXPLGBdD1kOhSX_IjUw\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"nofollow\">2010 gubernatorial race in Vermont</a>. We let readers know in advance when we would begin the live coverage. About five of us contributed content. Three people were stationed at the Republican headquarters and two of us were at the Democratic headquarters as the results started to come in. We posted any and all info as the night progressed -- who was there, how the results were shaping up, what pols were saying, etc. We also posted video and photos. The cool thing was we could also highlight the work of other media outlets, citing TV stations, newspapers and radio stations as sources. Readers weighed in on a constant basis, throwing in their own tips, questions and insights.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(166, 7004, 'Anne Galloway', 'agalloway@vtdigger.org', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/agalloway/', '10.8.187.62', '2011-12-31 07:08:58', '2011-12-31 15:08:58', 'Addendum. VTDigger.org has only used CoverItLive in an election application. I like the suggestions from JA re: more regular usage as a way to get readers involved on a more frequent basis, or using it to cover conferences. The trick there is to have a dedicated page on your site that readers are aware of, and that you link to through posts so that you don\'t have to rework your front page all the time. The other thing to consider is how to best archive the information.', 0, '1', '', '', 165, 0),
(167, 7004, 'Denise Cheng', 'denise@journalismaccelerator.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/dennetmint/', '10.44.133.106', '2011-12-31 08:25:20', '2011-12-31 16:25:20', 'We used it at The Rapidian as well. As a volunteer reporter, I started using it <a href=\"http://therapidian.org/live-blogging-sunday-soup-9-holiday-potluck-edition\" rel=\"nofollow\">to cover a local microgranting series</a>. The community would give $5 for a vote and a bowl of soup, and while they were supping, candidates would go over their proposal for a community benefit or arts-based project. Since the number of presenters could range from one to five, it was <a href=\"http://therapidian.org/voters-give-proceeds-sunday-soup-8-music-collective\" rel=\"nofollow\">too much to capture in a news story</a>, so CoverItLive was a good solution to capture all the excitement without sacrificing for word count.\n\nIn addition, I recruited a few other community members as reporters, and we all contributed to it. It was so easy that <a href=\"http://therapidian.org/sunday-soup-14-kicks-fall-soup-season\" rel=\"nofollow\">others have adopted Sunday Soup as their Rapidian beat</a>. A word of caution, though: When taking photos, make sure the settings are for low resolution so they upload to CoverItLive quickly. <a href=\"http://therapidian.org/live-coverage-sunday-soup-11\" rel=\"nofollow\">Long lag times are a bummer</a>.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 15),
(168, 7015, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-01-27 11:21:28', '2012-01-27 19:21:28', 'Here are a couple more projects that may provide inspiration or ideas to try.\n\nThe Columbia Journalism Review is doing a <a href=\"http://www.cjr.org/swing_states_project/#\" rel=\"nofollow\">Swing States Project</a>, putting reporters on the ground to watch local press coverage of \"political rhetoric and money\" in tight races.\n\nAlso, the Knight News Innovation Lab models three ways to \"help voters understand what candidates stand for.\" Profiles from a social media perspective, a tool to scoop coverage from many sources, and simple snapshots of campaign money. More here: <a href=\"http://knightlab.northwestern.edu/site/2012/01/24/whats-in-our-toolkit-for-congressional-primaries/\" rel=\"nofollow\">What\'s in our toolkit for Congressional primaries?</a>\n\nWe regularly update the JA <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/topics/resources/\" rel=\"nofollow\">Resources</a> section with more ideas. Please use this space to tell people what new you\'re trying in Election 2012 coverage and what you\'ve learned so far.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(169, 7183, 'WeLocally', 'clay@welocally.com', 'http://twitter.com/welocally', '10.44.133.106', '2012-02-16 11:10:56', '2012-02-16 19:10:56', 'When we begin a  strong and innovative discussion about the monetization of hyperlocal publishing we help frame the discussion \"what is the business of hyperlocal journalism?\" Hopefully we can all get directly involved and collaborate with the hyperlocal publishing community on how we can help this special group of publishers grow revenues, fight off the corporate competitors, and get to a point of sustainable independence.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(170, 7183, 'Alex Osterwalder', 'osterwalder@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/business_design', '10.84.50.43', '2012-02-17 18:12:30', '2012-02-18 02:12:30', 'Like for many other industries, understanding business models and business model innovation will be key for journalism in the coming years. Our book gives you the tools and techniques to think about your business model(s) during these challenging times!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(171, 7183, 'WeLocally', 'clay@welocally.com', 'http://twitter.com/welocally', '10.94.86.128', '2012-02-18 16:00:13', '2012-02-19 00:00:13', 'I will start... MORE BUSINESS Directories. They are a a great way that your site can engage a local business community. Also contests and competitions are fun and easy. Just look at Baristanet\'s Window Wonderland! Fully sponsored, grew their reputation as a local referrer, grew readership all in one event. http://bit.ly/wAf5Zx', 0, '1', '', '', 169, 0),
(172, 7188, 'wendy weyen wallace', 'wwallace@poynter.org', 'http://twitter.com/wendywwallace', '10.8.187.62', '2012-02-15 11:53:43', '2012-02-15 19:53:43', 'We want to work with other groups offering training and support to journalism startups.  Better to cooperate!  We offer free (and low-cost) e-learning and webinars on NewsU on writing across platforms, SEO, entrepreneurship and more.  And we\'re running a <a href=\"http://about.poynter.org/training/in-person/drev-12\" rel=\"nofollow\">Revenue Camp</a> for entrepreneurial journalists this May (www.poynter.org/revenuecamp).', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(173, 7188, 'Lisa Skube', 'skubepdx@msn.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/lisa-skube/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-02-15 21:59:49', '2012-02-16 05:59:49', 'Great tip on the upcoming revenue boot camp. Just to mention, <a href=\"http://about.poynter.org/about-us/our-people/wendy-wallace\" rel=\"nofollow\">Wendy\'s</a> talking about a slick line up of smart folks in place for Poynter\'s upcoming May event 5/18 &amp; 5/19. The JA is a big fan of <a href=\"http://about.poynter.org/about-us/our-people/mark-briggs\" rel=\"nofollow\">Mark Briggs</a>, who is in the boot camp trainer line up, as are other smart folks like <a href=\"http://about.poynter.org/about-us/our-people/jeremy-caplan\" rel=\"nofollow\">Jeremy Caplan</a>, Wendy and <a href=\"http://about.poynter.org/about-us/our-people/bill-mitchell\" rel=\"nofollow\">Bill Mitchell</a>. For inspiration, a really interesting space to watch is the recent genius effort by KDMC and The Patterson Foundation, that they called \"supercamp.\" A high intensity experiment that based on early indicators has already produced significant yield. <a href=\"http://www.coats2coats.com/rusty.html\" rel=\"nofollow\">Rusty Coats</a> masterminded the program design, <a href=\"http://www.knightdigitalmediacenter.org/seminars/speakers/20111013_block_by_block_news_entrepreneur_super_camp/\" rel=\"nofollow\">in collaboration</a> with a number of <a href=\"http://www.knightdigitalmediacenter.org/seminars/fellows/20111013_block_by_block_news_entrepreneur_super_camp/\" rel=\"nofollow\">high performers</a> from the field.  FYI, one additional revenue summit happening just before yours,<a href=\"http://www.localmedia.org/Conferences/2012RevenueSummit.aspx\" rel=\"nofollow\"> the Revenue Summit</a>, in FL 5/9 &amp; 5/10. Keep us posted as the event continues to ramp up!', 0, '1', '', '', 172, 13),
(174, 7196, 'Kelsey Friedman', 'kelsey@journalismaccelerator.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/kelseyfriedman/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-01-26 11:24:18', '2012-01-26 19:24:18', 'This is such a great resource. I\'ve always used YouTube for entertainment but more and more it\'s becoming a work and business tool. It\'s great that YouTube is offering support on how to successfully use YouTube as a social network and for branding.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 9),
(175, 7196, 'Jacob Caggiano', 'jacobcandoit@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/futuresoup', '10.44.133.106', '2012-01-26 17:38:29', '2012-01-27 01:38:29', 'At ROFLcon 2, The maker of \"David After Dentist\" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txqiwrbYGrs) reported to have brought in close to six figures in YouTube revenue, just from uploading that one video of his son hopped up on nitrous. I find it crazy to believe that there\'s enough people out there who intentionally click on the annoying ads that interrupt the bottom of the video, but I guess when you have 106,048,879 views that\'s enough accidental clicks to be sufficient (?)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 19),
(176, 7321, 'Jeff Lennan', 'jefflennan@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jeff-lennan/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-01-26 11:31:02', '2012-01-26 19:31:02', 'This is a cool use of the Twitter embed function.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 4),
(177, 7611, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-01-31 14:35:31', '2012-01-31 22:35:31', 'I just read Ken Doctor\'s \"fanciful\" predictions for products to come in 2012. My favorite is the Infinity Stopper - a device that puts a plug on the endless content stream! Here\'s a companion concept: A pillow that feeds everything into your subconscious brain as you sleep. That at night, the Stopper in the daytime and you\'ll have a mellow AND informed life!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(178, 7749, 'RickWaghorn', 'rick.waghorn@addiply.com', 'http://twitter.com/Addiply', '10.44.133.106', '2012-02-12 17:27:29', '2012-02-13 01:27:29', 'All very interesting; in particular how we strengthen the traditional \'marriage\' between the neighbourhood reporter and the local ad sales rep... a relationship that has underpinned local newspapers for the last 350-odd years. Having run my own beat sports blog here http://norwichcity.myfootballwriter.com for the last five and a bit years, I know that the only reason we have taken c$160,000 over that period in locally sourced digital advertising is because I had an old-fashioned ad rep working his shoe leather on the streets of Norwich, UK, to persuade local merchants to swap their newspaper ad dollars for digital ad *dollars* - not dimes.\n\nIt is re-creating this relationship - partnering Batman the Reporter with Robin the Ad-Rep that has been our consuming interest of late as we launch the v3 Addiply... http://beta.addiply.com - featuring a crowd sourced affiliate sales model at its core... http://rickwaghorn.co.uk. Out-source your sales function to someone who *knows* that job.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(179, 7749, 'Andria Krewson', 'akrewson45c@mac.com', 'http://twitter.com/underoak', '10.44.133.106', '2012-02-12 18:58:21', '2012-02-13 02:58:21', 'Hi Rick,\nGood thoughts and focus. Suggestions for research when thinking about tech and systems that enable revenue and ads: Check out projects from the persuasive technology lab at Stanford (http://captology.stanford.edu/ ).\n\nAnd see more on influence on Youtube with videos from Robert Cialdini (Here\'s the first one: the rest in series should pop up: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbBT2H74uW0 )\n\n(Those come courtesy of the UNC class I\'m in this semester with Sri Kalyanaraman. )', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(180, 7749, 'jeff', 'jeff@winningmark.com', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/116454070615659636871', '10.8.187.62', '2012-02-13 14:48:00', '2012-02-13 22:48:00', 'Rick I really like the concept behind addiply and would love to chat with you more about it.', 0, '1', '', '', 178, 0),
(181, 7749, 'RickWaghorn', 'rick.waghorn@addiply.com', 'http://twitter.com/Addiply', '10.44.133.106', '2012-02-14 04:12:03', '2012-02-14 12:12:03', 'Jeff\n\nAm at SxSWi as part of the UKTI\'s official \'digital mission\' team - or else just drop me a line via rick.waghorn@addiply.com Just started to work with Tina and Angela on www.BucksHappening.com with the new v3, but always up for a chat.\n\nbest etc', 0, '1', '', '', 178, 0),
(182, 7749, 'Joe Michaud', 'joe@joemichaud.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/joe-michaud/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-02-14 09:10:42', '2012-02-14 17:10:42', 'I\'d like to emphasize that a healthy community news operation needs to start with a clear-headed focus on building a sustainable enterprise. That means approaching it as a business (like any other local business), with a budget, likely expenses and likely revenues.  This goes for nonprofit and for-profit sites alike. Many local news startups begin  with the idea of doing great journalism, and unfortunately  it\'s only  later that the \"build  a sustainable enterprise\" aspect gets any attention, sometimes as a result of crisis. Journalists who are motivated to strike out on their own should take the time to think through how their enterprise will sustain itself, build a realistic plan to make it so, and be prepared to adjust later.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(183, 7749, 'WeLocally', 'clay@welocally.com', 'http://twitter.com/welocally', '10.13.66.82', '2012-02-16 10:54:22', '2012-02-16 18:54:22', 'Two hunters go on a hunting trip for bears. They go to the cabin; have a few laughs over whiskey the night before the big hunt. In the morning one bear hunter wakes up and hears his friend\'s yells approaching \"open the door! open the door!\", the hunter in the cabin opens the door to see his friend running towards the cabin with a 1000lb grizzly right behind him. As the friend runs in the cabin and through the back door he mentions: \" I caught it now you kill it\".\n\nYou want to be the hunter with the bear running behind, and you want your salesforce and channel partners to be the hunter in the cabin.\n\nI would have to agree with Rick, basically as a journalist who has your hair on fire and is juggling chainsaws you probably dont want to have to live the the \"follow through\" of finalizing the sale. It would be a great service if an outside sale team could take the valuable leads from the established hyperlocal indie publisher, who knows the community, and follow through.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(184, 7749, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.79.37.178', '2012-12-13 14:04:50', '2012-12-13 22:04:50', 'As 2012 winds down, we are returning to this conversation to reflect on the year. Did it prove prosperous for you? Look  for a new post in early 2013, checking in with the folks we spoke with for this piece a year ago and other thought leaders.\n\nMeanwhile, what lessons on building a sustainable news business did you learn or have confirmed in 2012? What do you know now that you didn\'t know a year ago?\n\nAnd what are you aiming for, as we wrap up the Chinese Year of the Dragon in early 2013 - which based on the Mayan calendar, signifies the beginning of a new age?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(185, 7749, 'Jason Alcorn', 'jason.alcorn@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/jasonalcorn', '10.192.97.219', '2012-12-19 16:39:19', '2012-12-20 00:39:19', 'As David and others said at the start of the year, there isn\'t a silver bullet. If there was money to be minted in events or anything else, someone would do it. But I look at the news organizations that are path setting in 2012 and none of it looks familiar to someone reading a newspaper -- or paying for one -- a decade ago. I’m excited about Circa and The Atavist and MATTER.\n\nTo me, what those have in common is that they began with a product or a service. Whether they will find enough customers to be sustainable, we will wait and see. But local news sites still, almost always, begin with what newspapers used to do and try build a business around that.\n\nLet’s flip that. Start with the product or service we can sell, grab a small part of that old, big industry we called newspapers, and work together to build a networked industry that is sustainable.  That\'s my takeaway from this year.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(186, 7938, 'Linda Grist Cunningham', 'linda@cunningnet.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/lindagristcunningham/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-02-15 06:59:10', '2012-02-15 14:59:10', 'Let\'s make an assumption that an entrepreneurial site can manage only three revenue stream projects at launch. What would be your top three recommendations? What are the \"do this first\" suggestions and why? What might come at six months? At 12?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(187, 7938, 'wendy weyen wallace', 'wwallace@poynter.org', 'http://twitter.com/wendywwallace', '10.44.133.106', '2012-02-15 11:56:00', '2012-02-15 19:56:00', 'How can Poynter help?  What training or other resources should we offer, and how?  Let\'s get creative and *real* about the support journalism startups need.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(188, 7938, 'wendy weyen wallace', 'wwallace@poynter.org', 'http://twitter.com/wendywwallace', '10.44.133.106', '2012-02-15 11:57:11', '2012-02-15 19:57:11', 'And how can Poynter work WITH other groups to support journalism entrepreneurs?  How can we pool our resources and expertise to be most useful?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(189, 7938, 'WeLocally', 'clay@welocally.com', 'http://twitter.com/welocally', '10.94.86.128', '2012-02-16 10:56:57', '2012-02-16 18:56:57', 'Kael Goodman is smart, and he is spot on. Keep it simple and clear and you have a shot.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(190, 7938, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-02-16 11:53:56', '2012-02-16 19:53:56', 'Great question Linda! I\'d love to hear what you\'re considering. And what motivated you to jump into local publishing!', 0, '1', '', '', 186, 17),
(191, 7938, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-02-16 12:01:33', '2012-02-16 20:01:33', 'Wendy, Poynter does so much! The Feb 28 & 29 forum is hopefully going to suss out some ideas of how to collaborate with an eye on useful results for publishers. What is your sense of the most popular or useful offerings Poynter has for journalism startups now?', 0, '1', '', '', 188, 17),
(192, 7938, 'Emily Lowrey', 'emily.lowrey@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilylowrey/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-02-16 17:42:29', '2012-02-17 01:42:29', 'I think it depends on the market.  For me, it was ShopCity.com\'s local shopping platform.  It\'s a subscription-based model that leads to offering services.  You can see ours live at http://shopbirmingham.com.  After that, we added social media contests and are now adding video ads.  To me, those are the three that have the most promise.  We\'re going with banner ads as our 4th product, but only because we figured out a way to tie them in to our shopping platform and video product.', 0, '1', '', '', 186, 0),
(193, 7938, 'Linda Grist Cunningham', 'linda@cunningnet.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/lindagristcunningham/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-02-17 07:52:46', '2012-02-17 15:52:46', '@EmilyL: I\'ve followed your work with shopbirmingham; impressive. Encouraged me to walk the contract path with ShopCity. Thanks for being the model!', 0, '1', '', '', 186, 0),
(194, 7938, 'Michael Mccutcheon', 'michael.mccutcheon@journalism.cuny.edu', 'http://flavors.me/mccutcheon', '10.94.86.128', '2012-02-23 17:51:41', '2012-02-24 01:51:41', 'I\'d be interested to know more about how any of the smaller startups are tracking user\'s behavior and using the data to better target advertising or daily deals or content, etc. and how that is working out (if it is)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(195, 8061, 'Steven Waldman', 'sdwaldman@aol.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/stevenwaldman/', '10.8.186.134', '2012-02-26 20:30:43', '2012-02-27 04:30:43', 'What local sites have done best with online community? So much of the online community experience now happens via Facebook or Twitter that it raises the question: what is the role of the geographically-based online community? What are the best examples of online communities organized by an actual place?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(196, 8061, 'Denise Cheng', 'denise@journalismaccelerator.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/dennetmint/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-02-27 08:10:58', '2012-02-27 16:10:58', 'Drawing from my experiences with <a href=\"http://therapidian.org/\" rel=\"nofollow\">The Rapidian</a>, I look at cultivating online engagement with the end goal of converting it into real world interaction. I see online cultivation as touches here and there, what ties people over till they can get together in less inhibited, social situations to connect over a topic. It\'s also an opportunity to encourage personal investment in the concept of local (i.e.: <a href=\"http://gapersblock.com/\" rel=\"nofollow\">Gapers Block</a> is an online publication and sponsors a local cycling team). Some of the other BxBers have organized socials, annual birthday parties for their outlet, etc.\n\nLately in my research, I\'ve observed the pattern that people seem to be attracted to things that affirm their interests (note: this is different from affirmation for what they know) or things that inspire creativity. With the latter point, I would think that there\'s an opportunity to convert online engagement with content into expression.', 0, '1', '', '', 195, 15),
(197, 8061, 'Shasta Kearns Moore', 'skearns812@gmail.com', 'http://www.outrageousfortune.net', '10.13.66.82', '2012-02-27 20:19:59', '2012-02-28 04:19:59', 'Sounds interesting and worthwhile! If my boys go down for a nap like they should, I\'ll try to pop in around noon Pacific.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(198, 8316, 'WeLocally', 'clay@welocally.com', 'http://twitter.com/welocally', '10.13.66.82', '2012-03-25 08:31:34', '2012-03-25 15:31:34', 'Traffic matters, for sure, but the kind of traffic and links you attract as a hyperlocal journalist is different. Its actually way more valuable because its likely to convert readers directly to leads for local businesses. CPM advertising, in my opinion, is gravy. The meat and potatoes for local new sites should be events, real estate and business directories.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(199, 8317, 'Ben Werdmuller', 'ben@benwerd.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/ben-werdmuller/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-04-19 13:39:57', '2012-04-19 20:39:57', 'It\'s best to think of Facebook as a proof of concept. Yes, it has hundreds of millions of users, and yes, you can\'t ignore it as a distribution platform in 2012. But that doesn\'t make it a given that it\'ll be in a similar place of importance in 2015, or that you shouldn\'t be looking at the *principles* of social sharing now rather than any specific platform.\n\nIt\'s important for any content creator to keep control and ownership - and even more so in journalism, which is perceived to reflect the truth. The models around ownership are still shaking down, and while Google Search may be declining, we\'re likely to find new, social-aware models that will take its place. (They may also come from Google itself.) In the meantime, marketing studies have shown that the best way for your content to be shared is for it to be excellent. So, keep doing what you\'re doing, give people the tools to share, and be aware that you shouldn\'t put your eggs in any one platform\'s basket.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(200, 8800, 'Ruffin Prevost', 'ruffinprevost@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/ruffinprevost', '10.13.66.82', '2012-03-16 08:48:03', '2012-03-16 15:48:03', 'Emily, thanks for this incredibly helpful, link-laden treasure trove of tips and ideas.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(201, 9285, 'CollaborationCentral', 'collaboration@amandahirsch.com', 'http://twitter.com/CollabCentral', '10.44.133.106', '2012-04-03 13:40:13', '2012-04-03 20:40:13', 'Hi everyone! \'Just wanted to let you know that we\'ve got one space left at next week\'s Collab/Space event in Berkeley, CA -- details here: http://collabspace.eventbrite.com/ -- hope to see you there!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(202, 9285, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-04-05 10:51:41', '2012-04-05 17:51:41', 'And the JA is looking forward to both being at the Collab/Space event (me!), and continuing the conversation afterward here! Experimenting and collaborating to support collaboration and experimentation... Thanks for convening.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(203, 9288, 'Lisa Skube', 'skubepdx@msn.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/lisa-skube/', '10.127.77.84', '2013-01-21 11:57:18', '2013-01-21 19:57:18', 'Coming up this Friday, January 25th, the JA is excited to join the <a href=\"http://www.altweeklies.com/aan/web-publishing-conference/Page\" rel=\"nofollow\">Association of Alternative News Weeklies in San Francisco</a>, in a welcome talk with <a href=\"http://www.mdlf.org/en/main/newsroom/314/Kevin-Anderson-joins-MDLF.htm\" rel=\"nofollow\">Kevin Anderson</a> from the <a href=\"http://www.mdlf.org/\" rel=\"nofollow\">Media Development Loan Fund</a> (MDLF). We\'ll be springing off of Kevin\'s focus around fascinating global examples of multi-platform journalism - as engagement opens up new commercial opportunities from <a href=\"http://www.kbridge.org/el-faro-using-the-best-of-new-and-traditional-media-to-give-salvadorans-a-voice/\" rel=\"nofollow\">El Faro</a> in El Salvador Twitter techniques, to paid content strategies that work, to membership program innovation that helps support independent journalism. From there, the JA will narrow the focus on US market examples; exploring <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/blog/emerging-revenue-practices-and-basic-business-how-tos-the-collective-wisdom-of-local-and-niche-publishers/\" rel=\"nofollow\">new partnership experiments</a>, news ways peers are <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/blog/was-2012-the-year-of-the-prosperous-publisher-what-we-know-now/\" rel=\"nofollow\">learning through collaboration</a>, why metrics matter and a <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/resource-index/\" rel=\"nofollow\">collection of practical tools</a> others are using to play “what’s working” forward. Opening this up to the audience, we’ll also want to hear from the morning’s AAN Digital Conference participants! What does the AAN member community see working best in your market, what are you dying to try, what are some of the greatest obstacles you\'re eager to tackle this year?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 13),
(204, 9451, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-04-13 01:46:04', '2012-04-13 08:46:04', 'update! Collab/Space 2012 provided a wealth of insights on collaborating around content, community engagement, dev and more. For the continued conversation here, we\'re taking on the financial side of collaboration. Can collaboration increase revenue for news sites? The discussion starts Monday, April 16 and continues through the month.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(205, 9451, 'RickWaghorn', 'rick.waghorn@addiply.com', 'http://twitter.com/Addiply', '10.13.66.82', '2012-04-15 18:22:18', '2012-04-16 01:22:18', 'The biggest lesson I have learned in earning now some $160,000 in local digital display advertising off my beat soccer site http://norwichcity.myfootballwriter.com since 2006 is that we, as journalists, need to RE-collaborate again with our ad sales colleagues - those whose daily work flows and skill sets were a complete mystery to us on the editorial floor. Person-to-person sales remains as key to our future well-being - particularly in that prized local space - as it ever has done which is why we\'ve now put a collaborative sales tool at the heart of our new platform, https://beta.addiply.com. Let Batman the Reporter pal up again with Robin the ad rep in a simple and transparent manner that befits the age...', 0, '1', '', '', 204, 0),
(206, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.44.133.106', '2012-07-24 12:09:57', '2012-07-24 19:09:57', 'Big thanks to Emily and Lisa for listing The Civic Commons as a resource. Above, we talk about new models of journalism that can be more participatory. A couple of examples are a recent forum we did on natural gas development and fracking (http://theciviccommons.com/conversations/charting-the-future-of-fracking) and another forum on the Cleveland, Ohio, plan for transforming public schools (http://theciviccommons.com/conversations/the-future-of-cleveland-schools-transformation-and-response). Another great example was an online political debate we sponsored for candidates in the local county prosecutor\'s race (http://theciviccommons.com/conversations/candidates-forum-for-the-cuyahoga-county-prosecuting-attorney-democratic-primary--2).\n\nOne of the exciting facets of our work is that the same tools that can be directed toward these kind of journalistic purposes can also be harnessed by elected officeholders seeking public input (http://theciviccommons.com/conversations/how-heck-should-we-fund-public-education) or individual citizens seeking to spark change in their community (http://theciviccommons.com/conversations/school-facilities-planning-true-sustainability-or-lip-service--2).', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(207, 9621, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-05 15:14:37', '2012-09-05 22:14:37', 'What if, instead of just \"liking\" something, you rated it \"persuasive,\" \"informative\" or \"inspiring\"? That\'s one way The Civic Commons brings a new twist to getting people talking about news and issues online. Join The Civic Commons curator of conversation Dan Moulthrop and me for a live chat Tuesday, September 11 at 1:30 PM Eastern about the platform and how news and community organizations use it.\n\nWhat extra insight do conversations bring to your news site? Do you ignore your comment threads, or jump into the fray? How might you improve what you get?  What would the payoff be?\n\nBring any examples of online conversation you\'ve seen work powerfully - or fail miserably, and get practical insights from Dan\'s experience.\n\nYou can comment ahead of time if that is more convenient - or see you at the live chat!\n\nEmily', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(208, 9621, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-09-11 10:28:09', '2012-09-11 17:28:09', 'Hello everyone. Welcome to the JA live chat about The Civic Commons. This isn\'t a typical reporter tool...it won\'t <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/resources/haro-help-a-reporter-out/\" rel=\"nofollow\">dig up an expert source</a> or <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/resources/scout/\" rel=\"nofollow\">deliver developments in legislation</a> right to your inbox. The Civic Commons can take your reporting further by getting people talking about a story, in a broad context, supported by other resources and including people with a range of perspectives.\n\nDan Moulthrop is Curator of Conversation on The Civic Commons and he joins us today for a live chat. This is part of our ongoing series of chats digging into the potential of the many <a href\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/resource-index/\" rel=\"nofollow\">news publishing resources listed on the JA</a>.\n\nHi Dan! Thanks for being here.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(209, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.13.66.82', '2012-09-11 10:29:13', '2012-09-11 17:29:13', 'Hi, Emily! Thanks for inviting me and the Civic Commons to participate. We\'re really excited about this, and, frankly, it\'s great to partner with you and the JA team.', 0, '1', '', '', 208, 0),
(210, 9621, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-11 10:30:16', '2012-09-11 17:30:16', 'We\'ll chat for the next hour, give or take a bit. To talk with Dan, please first sign in. Just go to the top right of this page and click on the icon of a social network where you already have a profile. Write in the comment box at the top of the thread to ask a question or start a new subject. You can reply below an already posted comment.\n\nTo see what\'s new, refresh your screen, or subscribe to the thread and check your email box.\n\nComments and questions are still welcome after the live chat window! The conversation thread remains open and active, so you can post a question or comment anytime and anyone who\'s participated will get an email notification so they can respond.\n\nIf you are a Twitter fan, we have set up #CCommonsJAchat to share there as well.\n\nJust for some background, Dan, how did The Civic Commons get started?', 0, '1', '', '', 209, 17),
(211, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-11 10:34:27', '2012-09-11 17:34:27', 'We\'re a Knight Foundation project, initially based in the Cleveland-Akron part of Ohio (the northeast corner, near Lake Erie). The Knight family got its start in Akron, with the Beacon Journal, so they\'ve got longstanding interests in the region. And leaders there were really interested in a project led by the Fund for Our Economic Future, a collaboration of a few dozen philanthropic organizations. Among the many projects they had done was a hugely successful government efficiency competition. I won\'t go into the details, but it engaged about 30,000 people across the region to care about something as wonky and boring as government efficiency, and Knight asked those folks, what else can you do, beyond government efficiency? Short answer, the Civic Commons was born.', 0, '1', '', '', 209, 0),
(212, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-11 10:35:50', '2012-09-11 17:35:50', 'It was 2010 when we got started, right after the world began to wake up to Facebook and Twitter, and we realized that what the world--or our community--really needed was a social media environment designed explicitly for civic good. So that\'s what we\'ve tried to create.', 0, '1', '', '', 209, 0),
(213, 9621, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-11 10:36:45', '2012-09-11 17:36:45', 'You put journalism into that mix. . .your website (quoted <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/resources/the-civic-commons/\" rel=\"nofollow\">above</a>) says one intent of the Commons is to explore ways \"journalism can be participatory.\" What do you envision?', 0, '1', '', '', 209, 17),
(214, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.13.66.82', '2012-09-11 10:40:51', '2012-09-11 17:40:51', 'That\'s a great question, and I\'ll answer it with some examples. One of the experiments we did was over a year\'s worth of weekly podcasts about the issues people were talking about on our site and in the community. Our motto for that was \"more people, fewer pundits,\" and we tried to create a program that was really about explaining and listening. We explored questions such as \"Why are school board meetings so weird?\" (which they are, by the way); how are ordinary people hacking the economy to make it work better for them? and how does economic development actually happen? (i.e. how do jobs actually get created?). And we invited the community, non journalists, non experts, to explore the issues with us and ask questions.', 0, '1', '', '', 209, 0),
(215, 9621, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-11 10:42:16', '2012-09-11 17:42:16', 'So was that a community discussion, or journalism?', 0, '1', '', '', 209, 17),
(216, 9621, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-09-11 10:43:16', '2012-09-11 17:43:16', 'By the way, to people signed in to the JA and watching, please just jump in! You can hit reply to keep this in one thread. And if you\'re not signed in, it\'s easy! Just go to the top right of this page and click on the icon of a social network where you already have a profile.', 0, '1', '', '', 209, 17),
(217, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-11 10:43:36', '2012-09-11 17:43:36', 'Another way we did this is when we partnered with a local civic organization--the Citizens League of Greater Cleveland--to co-host an online forum for candidates for County Prosecutor. It was essentially like a 3-day debate. What made it wonderful, and better than a two-hour YouTube debate, say, or even a televised debate at a free speech forum like the City Club of Cleveland, was that over three days, the candidates could give very thoughtful answers and everyone in the community who was participating had ample opportunity to ask follow ups and point out if the candidates hadn\'t responded. And the candidates appreciated the opportunity to communicate in a way that provided enough room for context.', 0, '1', '', '', 209, 0),
(218, 9621, 'Jim Delli Santi', 'jim@likelist.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jwdsanti/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-11 10:45:23', '2012-09-11 17:45:23', 'Dan,\nI\'ve heard one common thread in listening to CommonWealth speakers such as Jeffrey Sachs, Paul Krugman and Joseph Stiglitz when asked about what we (the public) can do to take action in key public issues around the common good;  Each stated to \"organize\" and \"get involved\".  What do you think are the key process or media hurdles (or other) from engaging the civic-minded among us to get involved in the conversation and take action?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(219, 9621, 'Tyler Ahn', 'skrelnick23@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/skrelnick', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-11 10:46:59', '2012-09-11 17:46:59', 'So what types of conversations have citizens had that led to tangible results or even perhaps a news story?', 0, '1', '', '', 209, 0),
(220, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.13.66.82', '2012-09-11 10:49:04', '2012-09-11 17:49:04', 'My last comment was a followup response to the earlier question. Here\'s a response to the \"is that journalism?\" question:\nI think both of those are forms of journalism, actually. In the role of the 4th estate, our job is to be the forum for the elucidation and illumination of the issues that are important to the community, to involve the community in the conversation and to reflect to the community what it\'s actually doing. The newspapers are all taking the time to vet candidates through endorsement interviews, but the public isn\'t actually invited to do any of the work of that, and many people would gladly participate in that work.  Television stations host debates, but mostly those are vehicles for them to showcase how talented their talent is. And also sell a bunch of ads. What we\'re talking about is bringing the public into the conversation in a way that is sophisticated, civil, and productive. The Citizens League used the 3-day forum to help them select a candidate to endorse.', 0, '1', '', '', 209, 0),
(221, 9621, 'Tyler Ahn', 'skrelnick23@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/skrelnick', '10.13.66.82', '2012-09-11 10:50:25', '2012-09-11 17:50:25', 'Or perhaps the goal is to encourage civic discourse?', 0, '1', '', '', 209, 0),
(222, 9621, 'Tyler Ahn', 'skrelnick23@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/skrelnick', '10.13.66.82', '2012-09-11 10:54:25', '2012-09-11 17:54:25', 'I definitely agree that the public has a role and even the desire to do some sleuthing about public issues. I am curious how this knowledge gets fed back to the community? What are your metrics for engagement and success?', 0, '1', '', '', 209, 0),
(223, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-11 10:58:37', '2012-09-11 17:58:37', 'Hi Tyler! A longer response of mine just disappeared in an unfortunate error. You\'re asking all the right questions, ones we ask ourselves all the time. To elaborate on the journalism question, I think this is journalism in the same vein as public affairs programs like Talk of the Nation or the Diane Rehm show, but we\'re trying to be a little closer to the community and provide, within the context of the conversation, the tools to share resources easily and to even move to action. There are voting tools and petition tools embedded in our environment.\n\nAmong the goals is to encourage civic discourse. We figure if people are spending so much time online on social media anyway, why not direct some of it to civic good and solving civic issues.\n\nI\'m going to submit this and then answer the metrics question', 0, '1', '', '', 209, 0),
(224, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-11 11:00:46', '2012-09-11 18:00:46', 'We feed the knowledge back to the community in a few ways. Our podcast is one delivery mechanism, though as content, it\'s static. The conversation pages remain accessible forever, so they\'re always very findable. And then in addition to the conversation space and the action space, there is a reflection space in which we and other members of the community can put the whole conversation into perspective and share lessons learned and consensus gained.', 0, '1', '', '', 209, 0),
(225, 9621, 'Jim Delli Santi', 'jim@likelist.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jwdsanti/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-11 11:02:37', '2012-09-11 18:02:37', 'As Tyler states, if the public has a role to play, a type of civic duty, today with social and community media the possibility for sharing knowledge for the common good seems more valuable than ever.  But what do you think are the key hurdles to reaching and engaging the civic-minded among us to get involved, share and enhance their ability to organize and take action?  And as Tyler states what might be measures of success?', 0, '1', '', '', 209, 0),
(226, 9621, 'Joe Michaud', 'joe@joemichaud.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/joe-michaud/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-11 11:02:42', '2012-09-11 18:02:42', 'Dan, Do you see interest from traditional journalism organizations like newspapers and TV in collaborating on these projects?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(227, 9621, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-11 11:04:47', '2012-09-11 18:04:47', 'Let me piggyback on Joe\'s question, Dan. I know you\'ve done some partnerships with publishers. In those relationships, who does what?\n\nAnd why would a news organization turn to something like the Civic Commons, instead of using their own site for a moderated discussion? (And keeping traffic there?)', 0, '1', '', '', 226, 17),
(228, 9621, 'Joe Michaud', 'joe@joemichaud.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/joe-michaud/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-11 11:05:54', '2012-09-11 18:05:54', 'Thanks, Emily. That\'s a much better way of putting it!', 0, '1', '', '', 227, 0),
(229, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-11 11:07:02', '2012-09-11 18:07:02', 'Great question, Jim. Thanks for asking. I\'ll tell you frankly, when \"big thinkers\" like those guys say vague things like \"organize\" and \"get involved,\" I get a little frustrated, because the public processes in our system aren\'t really set up for the civic minded among us. Below, I talked a bit about why school board meetings are so weird, and I think they\'re actually a very useful local level illustration of the problem. At school board meetings, the moment for public input is relegated to a tiny portion of any agenda, and in actuality, it functions as a high stakes moment for anxious and upset people to attempt to articulate an important concern and find that their concern is usually ignored by board members, who, because of whatever perceived or real constraints, don\'t feel they can respond directly. We\'re trying to upend those systems. We imagine a world where citizens and their elected officials talk through issues together in online forums and face to face. Why not? We\'re using tools that are centuries old when we could be using Civic Commons, Facebook or Twitter.', 0, '1', '', '', 218, 0),
(230, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-11 11:07:40', '2012-09-11 18:07:40', 'I\'m not sure that totally answers your question, though. Please push me for more if I\'ve misunderstood.', 0, '1', '', '', 218, 0),
(231, 9621, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-09-11 11:10:06', '2012-09-11 18:10:06', 'Well, I\'m not sure about that, but at least it\'s quadruple-barreled now...always good, right? (Just kidding.)', 0, '1', '', '', 227, 17);
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(232, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.13.66.82', '2012-09-11 11:13:16', '2012-09-11 18:13:16', 'Emily and Joe--that\'s a really important question. I\'ll start with the obstacle. Most news orgs are reluctant to do anything that might not keep people on their sites. That\'s something we\'re working on. eventually, we hope to have something that can compete with LiveFyre and Disqus that can be more productive and useful and change the purpose of commenting on content.\n\nOne of the pain points for which we provide much needed relief is at the level of civility and transparency in our online environment. Most commenting environments for local legacy media organizations and even larger ones are characterized by incivility and bullying, in which the loudest, most persistent voice usually \"wins.\" In our environment, everyone agrees to be civil (interested in understanding one another\'s opinions and points of view) and transparent (I am who I say I am; we don\'t do anonymity). That changes the tenor of conversation considerably. Suddenly, you remove the fear of being called an idiot, and an amazing exchange of ideas becomes the expectation, rather than the exception. I think that\'s the major value we add.', 0, '1', '', '', 226, 0),
(233, 9621, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-09-11 11:15:17', '2012-09-11 18:15:17', 'A great <a href=\"http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2012/09/more_than_275_people_turn_out.html\" rel=\"nofollow\">example</a> here in Portland, where the city council just agreed privately to add floride to the water without public discussion. The \"public comment period\" was jammed with people, but they couldn\'t influence the process.\n\nI know this is perhaps an example that draws emotion from vastly divergent views, and mixes feelings and science. It certainly is an example of little public involvement in a public decision involving health and money. Here\'s what I wonder though, would a thorough public discussion on a well-worn topic (over the years, and around the country) like this have changed the vote? And if not, would it be important?', 0, '1', '', '', 229, 17),
(234, 9621, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-09-11 11:16:26', '2012-09-11 18:16:26', 'Your website also says you \"want to make civic involvement easy and fun...something you want to do as much as checking Facebook or — checking Facebook again.\" Why not stay where people are - with Facebook as the place for civic conversation to happen?', 0, '1', '', '', 232, 17),
(235, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.13.66.82', '2012-09-11 11:19:37', '2012-09-11 18:19:37', 'The ultimate measure of success will be when we can draw a line from online engagement to policy impact. We\'re still working on that on the big scale, but on the local scale, we\'ve seen it in a city planning project in Cleveland and the schools sustainability plan in Cleveland Heights. I believe it\'s coming on a bigger scale, but all of these things take awhile to get traction.\n\nI also believe there\'s a lot to be gleaned from basic web analytics. If we get 1500 unique page views on a given conversation page over three days and people are staying on the page for an average of 4:30 minutes, that\'s pretty good, even if most of those people aren\'t actually participating visibly in a conversation.\n\nAlso, success is when public agencies start contacting us and saying, hey, we want to engage the community about the future of X. Can you help us? That\'s happening, too. (And, incidentally, it presents a source of revenue for us.)', 0, '1', '', '', 209, 0),
(236, 9621, 'jillmzimon', 'jillmzimon@theciviccommons.com', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/112905570660504106413', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-11 11:22:09', '2012-09-11 18:22:09', 'Thank you so much to the JA team for hosting this conversation. I\'ve worked with the Civic Commons first as a project manager for the EfficientGovNetwork (http://theciviccommons.com/egn) and now as Director of Partnerships, but another hat I wear is as a city council person in a small suburb in NE Ohio and it is with that public servant hat on that I most often appreciate the potential of civil discourse: it can lead to better knowing what voters aka taxpayers aka residents want. If elected officials aren\'t in touch with and engaging with them, what\'s the point, right? So for me, the Civic Commons is no mere exercise to see if we can do *it* i.e., debate with civility. It\'s a pragmatic tool for policy making and governing - I hope!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(237, 9621, 'Tyler Ahn', 'skrelnick23@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/skrelnick', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-11 11:22:29', '2012-09-11 18:22:29', 'That\'s great, I see a lot of conversations I see on the site in Pittsburg, are you doing targeted community outreach or are there citizens within a city/state that hope to push conversations here?\n\nSecondly, my Facebook/twitter streams are full of civic discourse, though sporadic and secondary to the goals for these communities perhaps. What has prompted agencies to reach out in this way?', 0, '1', '', '', 209, 0),
(238, 9621, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-09-11 11:23:03', '2012-09-11 18:23:03', 'We\'re coming up on the last ten minutes of our time with Dan today. So if you\'re here and want to share some experience or ask a question, jump on in!\n\nRemember the comment thread will stay open after this - subscribe to comments and you\'ll get a note when there\'s something new so you can reply at your leisure.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(239, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.13.66.82', '2012-09-11 11:24:20', '2012-09-11 18:24:20', 'I love FB for a lot of things, but for conversations that last more than two hours, it\'s terrible. Ideas disappear, conversations are ethereal, and here in the US, it\'s hard for us to convert that space into meaningful civic space. They\'ve done that in the Mid-East, but in the US, we prefer it for sharing pictures of family and friends and the occasional piece of political journalism.\n\nIt\'s really the way ideas disappear in FB and Twitter that we\'re trying to correct with the Civic Commons. But you make a really good point. I sometimes wonder if we made a mistake by trying to create yet another place for people to come to. It\'s like putting up a new restaurant next to the one run by an Iron Chef. Kind of a long shot.', 0, '1', '', '', 232, 0),
(240, 9621, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-11 11:25:28', '2012-09-11 18:25:28', 'Jill, thank you for joining in! Let me ask you this....how would you compare this type of engagement to traditional journalism? As far as communicating with the public goes.', 0, '1', '', '', 236, 17),
(241, 9621, 'Jill Miller Zimon', 'jillmzimon@theciviccommons.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jillmzimon/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-11 11:28:18', '2012-09-11 18:28:18', 'This kind of engagement is direct, immediate and, frankly, forces you to think before you write - so the upside is that you can be articulate but the downside is that someone who wants to be vague, may also be vague. But on the third hand? People in an online engagement like this won\'t let that vagueness stand! So it takes a bit of courage but ultimately, I believe that you get a much meatier exchange than is currently possible with most traditional journalism outlets and how they handle \"interaction\" with their readers/consumers/public.', 0, '1', '', '', 240, 0),
(242, 9621, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-11 11:28:51', '2012-09-11 18:28:51', 'Or maybe really smart. You know, if you\'re going to open a coffee shop, the best place supposedly is right across from (or next door to) the place people already go for coffee. Hmm, how can you be right across the street from Facebook?', 0, '1', '', '', 232, 17),
(243, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.13.66.82', '2012-09-11 11:29:01', '2012-09-11 18:29:01', 'Wait, you didn\'t have floride in the water? That\'s like Dr. Strangelove or something.\n\nAnyway, my impulse on all sorts of decisions like that is that public bodies and public reps engage their public before getting to the point of having to cast the vote. It just makes sense from every point of view. If I\'m a citizen, I know I\'ll have a chance to give my 2 cents. If I\'m an elected, I\'ll have cover and be able to say, we talked to a lot of people and here\'s why we\'re making this decision. One of the visions of our project is that there be a common place that everyone knows is the place to participate in these sorts of conversations (in addition to traditional public processes).', 0, '1', '', '', 229, 0),
(244, 9621, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-11 11:31:21', '2012-09-11 18:31:21', 'Dan, this has been great fun! One last thing I wanted to ask is about how people rate comments on the Civic Commons. I mentioned this last week in the thread. You don\'t use \"like\" - rather you ask people to decide if something is “persuasive,” “informative” or “inspiring.” Why?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(245, 9621, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-11 11:32:47', '2012-09-11 18:32:47', 'Thanks for that - good to remember three hands.\n\nWould you mind going into a bit more depth on why you put \"interaction\"  of traditional journalism outlets in quotes?', 0, '1', '', '', 240, 17),
(246, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-11 11:32:52', '2012-09-11 18:32:52', 'Yes, we are doing targeted outreach in specific communities, some of which involve partnerships with local publishers (PopCity Media, UIX Detroit, to name a couple).\n\nOn your second point, emily asked a similar question above--I responded to it there. But in answer to your specific question, I think agencies are finally waking up to the possibilities of social media tools. It\'s crazy to me that it\'s taken them so long, but there\'s a lot of the old-dog-new-tricks stuff going on there.', 0, '1', '', '', 209, 0),
(247, 9621, 'Jim Delli Santi', 'jim@likelist.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jwdsanti/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-11 11:35:02', '2012-09-11 18:35:02', 'Dan your thoughts and comments are giving me extremely valuable insights.  Thank you again.  I think the school board is an excellent example of the hurdles and limitations of current civic systems.  With that said, following Neal Postman\'s thinking from Amusing Ourselves to Death, one of the limitations of new forms of media (including online media) appears to be the issues you raise about un-civilized conversations and the challenge of separating facts from the noise and chatter of uninformed opinion.\n\n- How do you create a respectful environment for civic discourse where all ideas are heard, yet still provide a mechanism whereby those participants whose contributions are the most valuable naturally rise to the top (they \"become\" influential)?\n\n- Besides providing visibility to their identity is there a method for building influence or local reputation?', 0, '1', '', '', 230, 0),
(248, 9621, 'Jim Delli Santi', 'jim@likelist.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jwdsanti/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-09-11 11:37:28', '2012-09-11 18:37:28', 'I\'m really interested in this question Emily because the point of the debate and discourse is to have the possibility to alter the outcome.   If the concerns are heard but no provision for action is part of the process, the participants will become resigned and withdraw no differently than today\'s millenial voter', 0, '1', '', '', 229, 0),
(249, 9621, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-11 11:38:56', '2012-09-11 18:38:56', 'Jim, you might be interested in the <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/resources/the-civic-commons/#comment-2120\" rel=\"nofollow\">unique way</a> the Civic Commons ranks comments.', 0, '1', '', '', 230, 17),
(250, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-11 11:40:32', '2012-09-11 18:40:32', 'This is actually a feature of the Commons about which I\'m most pleased. firstly, rating contributions gives people a way to engage when they don\'t want to add a contribution. And it\'s a great way to find out what ideas resonate with people. The problem with most rating systems is that very few people like the \"Like\" button. Thumbs up or down don\'t really express the nuance that civil, deliberative civic dialogue requires.  Now, we want people to behave in ways that are persuasive, informative and inspiring, so we figured the best way to do that is to subtly encourage people to judge one another with those criteria in mind. When you\'re contributing to a conversation at the Commons, it\'s hard to do that without feeling like you should try to be either persuasive, inspiring or informative. We feel like those ratings do a ton to help make conversation productive. And I\'ll tell you where we stole the idea: At TED.com, you can sort content according to the tags that people ascribe to talks--jaw-dropping, inspiring, etc. It was that sort of feeling we were going for.', 0, '1', '', '', 244, 0),
(251, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-11 11:41:38', '2012-09-11 18:41:38', 'Emily--thank you for this opportunity. I really enjoyed it. It\'s a privilege to be able to share what we\'re learning with you and the JA community. I\'m looking forward to our joint session at the 2012 Poynter Media Ethics summit at Kent State next week!', 0, '1', '', '', 244, 0),
(252, 9621, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-11 11:42:46', '2012-09-11 18:42:46', 'So possibility for change or influence has to be built in, do you think? Is there some value though, in \"having your voice heard\" (and is it measurable?)', 0, '1', '', '', 229, 17),
(253, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-11 11:43:01', '2012-09-11 18:43:01', 'Ooooh. Good thought...', 0, '1', '', '', 232, 0),
(254, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-11 11:44:42', '2012-09-11 18:44:42', 'Jim--you\'re absolutely correct. My comments above about electeds having cover are a bit cynical, but our hope is that even if they come to engagement looking for cover, they\'ll actually find value eventually.', 0, '1', '', '', 229, 0),
(255, 9621, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-11 11:46:34', '2012-09-11 18:46:34', 'Me too! Thank you, Dan, and everyone who participated today. Anyone can still chime in with questions or comments, and you can subscribe to this thread to see any new posts.\n\nWe\'ll be doing more of these conversations throughout the fall. We welcome your thoughts on <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/resource-index/\" rel=\"nofollow\">other resources listed on the JA</a> you\'d like to chat about in depth!', 0, '1', '', '', 251, 17),
(256, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-11 11:49:56', '2012-09-11 18:49:56', 'Also Jim, in addition to the link Emily provides, I\'ll tell you that we\'re in the process of putting a badge system in at the Commons, so people who are consistently rated as, say, \"inspiring,\" can be recognized. As the system evolves, I imagine there might be badges for electeds or public officials in a position to translate the conversation into impact.', 0, '1', '', '', 230, 0),
(257, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-11 11:54:56', '2012-09-11 18:54:56', 'I can answer this for Jill. She and I have talked about this a lot. Most media orgs see interaction as simply allowing a space for comments below the content they\'ve produced, and they also publish letters to the editor. But the journalists who actually engage in conversation with their readership are few. That\'s the case because interaction takes time and because it\'s a different way of working. The journalistic tradition with which we\'re most familiar is presentational, not conversational. But that\'s changing, albeit slowly.', 0, '1', '', '', 240, 0),
(258, 9621, 'Jim Delli Santi', 'jim@likelist.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jwdsanti/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-11 11:59:16', '2012-09-11 18:59:16', 'I think there is value in being heard (to me) but I believe the value to the common good might be in how many people I influenced after I was given the floor to be heard.   So could there be a mechanism by which the influence I exert in having my voice heard shows up in some type of reputation score for me personally, and/or in voting, e.g. after being heard the vote is \"re-cast\"?', 0, '1', '', '', 229, 0),
(259, 9621, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-11 12:03:20', '2012-09-11 19:03:20', 'Jill Zimon, with Civic Commons AND a city council member, what do you think?', 0, '1', '', '', 229, 17),
(260, 9621, 'Jim Delli Santi', 'jim@likelist.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jwdsanti/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-11 12:03:56', '2012-09-11 19:03:56', 'Agreed Dan and Emily, just having an easy way to participate and be heard, and perhaps be known in the local community would be a fantastic start, and if there were a way for the person to connect to others to continue the dialogue afterwards even better.  The tangible value then might be the number of new connections made (which JA does so well with the \"follow\" button on the participating members in these chat sessions)  When I was at Yahoo, we used to measure the health and vitality of an online community by the density (number) of connections between its members.', 0, '1', '', '', 229, 0),
(261, 9621, 'Jim Delli Santi', 'jim@likelist.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jwdsanti/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-11 12:05:12', '2012-09-11 19:05:12', 'Thanks Emily for pointing out, very helpful.', 0, '1', '', '', 230, 0),
(262, 9621, 'Jill Miller Zimon', 'jillmzimon@theciviccommons.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jillmzimon/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-11 12:14:18', '2012-09-11 19:14:18', 'Thanks, Dan. Yes, Emily, that was what was in my mind when I used the quotation marks. Very valid question of course. And as Dan wrote, it is changing but not in the dynamic way in which initiatives like the Civic Commons seeks to, ahem, accelerate that change. ;)', 0, '1', '', '', 240, 0),
(263, 9621, 'Jill Miller Zimon', 'jillmzimon@theciviccommons.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jillmzimon/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-11 12:24:10', '2012-09-11 19:24:10', 'In one word? Leadership. But in a few more words, voters who care. Now, any and all eligible voters seem to be able to be drawn into comment on any one of a number of topics. But then if you ask them to take action beyond that input, you have fewer who step up. Then, when it has to do with becoming the one who might be in that local elected body of government so that you have believers in there who prioritize the public voice, you have an even smaller set of people. My belief is that the more comfortable we make the settings in which non-elected members of a community can engage with each other and organize around issues, virtually or in real-time, the more accustomed they then will become to wanting to go past the talk and desire to take action. Simultaneously with that will be an examination of whether they can trust the decision makers to hear what they (that public) has to say about any one issue. And if the decision makers are choosing to ignore? Then the folks in the public, in my opinion, need to realize that they are indeed the ones they\'re looking for. We will only see a change in leadership if we actually...change our leaders. And we know that we can do that.', 0, '1', '', '', 229, 0),
(264, 9621, 'Jim Delli Santi', 'jim@likelist.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jwdsanti/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-11 12:26:56', '2012-09-11 19:26:56', 'Interesting Dan,  the thought with which your team has designed your platform for affecting change is very impressive, (and inspiring to me personally, if I might add).  It\'s really important that other communities learn about your efforts so I\'d be happy to help in any way I can to get the word out to more people.', 0, '1', '', '', 250, 0),
(265, 9621, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-11 12:33:19', '2012-09-11 19:33:19', 'thanks, Jim! I might be in touch!', 0, '1', '', '', 250, 0),
(266, 9789, 'Bert Mahoney', 'berchman@berchman.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/berchman/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-06-01 14:08:14', '2012-06-01 21:08:14', 'I\'m a big believer in Edward Tufte\'s approach to the visual display of information and glad to hear of ACM’s Queue taxonomy project. Had a chance to see him speak a few years back and was most impressed by his display of poor graphic models. These are visual displays that skew, or mis-represent data in a way that mis-informs the viewer.I find having an awareness of this type of display has made me much more analytical and critical of all visual displays of data.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 23),
(267, 9833, 'Mike Green', 'amikegreen2@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/mikegreen/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-05-20 09:50:57', '2012-05-20 16:50:57', 'Collaboration in media will result in increased revenue when there\'s diversity of experience, knowledge, expertise, vision and innovation among partners willing to experiment by developing new ideas brought to the table. This approach has to incorporate entrepreneurial principals, which is anathema to many journalists. Being risk-averse in an evolving economic climate filled with streams of disruptions in the market and upending of business models can be the most risky position.\n\nThe \"news\"paper has never been solely reliant upon its news sections to sell subscriptions and advertisements. The \"news\"paper is a coalescence of opinion, comics, weather, sports, entertainment, trends, fashion, books, gardening, garage sales, job hunting, education, trivia, history, politics, etc. When we take that collaboration of interests and split it up into niches on digital platforms catering to each audience, doesn\'t that also split the revenues?\n\nRevenue may be derived through a coalescence of behaviors of any target \"news\" audience by collaborating with relevant entities that have a vested interest. i.e. investigative news site &amp; nonfiction publisher &amp; documentary producer/cable channel..', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(268, 9833, 'Michael Shapiro', 'mikeshapiro@thealternativepress.com', 'http://www.thealternativepress.com', '10.44.133.106', '2012-05-22 11:01:24', '2012-05-22 18:01:24', 'Collaboration can be a wonderful win-win opportunity and has a good chance of indirectly contributing to increased revenue though a direct link is a bit harder to ascertain.  At TheAlternativePress.com we partner with the Department of Community Programs in Summit, NJ to do an annual Cutest Baby photo contest.  We supply the web platform, help to promote it, and secure sponsorships for it and the Department promotes it and encourages parents to participate.  This year is our third year of doing it and it\'s been a great vehicle for the Department to protect its aquatic facility and for our site to be read by even more people.  And since readership impacts revenue, it could be helpful on that front, as well.  Because of the success of this collaboration with Summit, we now have a similar program with two other towns we cover.\n\nThe drawback to collaboration is it takes time and for hyperlocal publishers, time is not something many of us have.  But I think win-win collaboration like the one we have with Summit is worth the time and effort.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(269, 9833, 'WeLocally', 'clay@welocally.com', 'http://twitter.com/welocally', '10.13.66.82', '2012-05-22 11:08:34', '2012-05-22 18:08:34', '\"Another idea: pull education coverage together in a special report and collaborate with realtors to sell it.\"\n\nHey that\'s a capital idea, and I do mean capital.\n\nGetting the platform and mix together that lets the journalist report on the theme, and lets the local brand contribute sponsored content gives both parties a meaningful partnership in the community. To me this is the biggest missed opportunity for the indies, capitalise on the real one on one relationship with the local brands in a community and partner to provide a marketing partnership that CBS interactive cant compete with. This \"high touch\" info journalism/guide collaboration with local brands should not be considered an affront to journalistic integrity, its a new way to engage your readership with your community while supporting local. Its also super valuable to local brands.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(270, 9833, 'Sally Duros', 'sally@sduros.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/saduros/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-05-22 13:54:39', '2012-05-22 20:54:39', 'HI Mike: I agree with much of what you say\n\nYou describe three news/ information providers that use different media to deliver information to a target “news” audience – investigative news.\n\nBy collaborating, they’re working together to make a bigger pie to attract a larger audience and collect the revenue streams attached to them. But undoubtedly the news providers will feel competitive when it comes to dividing up the “winnings,” i.e. any ad revenue, grant funding etc.\n\nThe hard work of collaboration is for each player to know honestly the added value they bring to the table. The hard work continues when the newsrooms come together to figure out the agreements/ rewards equation that works fairly.\n\nUndoubtedly newsrooms aren’t accustomed to thinking collaboratively this way.  In some newsrooms where I’ve worked, internal competition among the sections of the news “paper” was almost as bad as external competition.\n\nmore.....', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(271, 9833, 'Sally Duros', 'sally@sduros.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/saduros/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-05-22 13:55:11', '2012-05-22 20:55:11', 'Looking at what we discussed here on the JA, the impact of collaboration seems more clear than the process of successfully achieving it.\n\nAs described above in the blog post, some winnings from the bigger collaborative pie include : a better, more credible image; a larger audience; and cross-sector pollination resulting in innovation.\n\nThose who are concerned about the time needed to successfully collaborate are perhaps not spending the necessary time upfront to define their added values and how that is tied to their take home piece of the pie.  Collaborations will mean more  time upfront, but not necessarily throughout.  Since achieving anything is always a fluid work in progress, each iterative cycle of goal setting and implementation holds lessons and will require fine-tuning.\n\nAlso the work of a project manager in a collaboration is delicate but never dishonest. Although the impression you give and how you are perceived is important, projecting an image that misrepresents the capability of delivering as a partner will hurt your credibility.  My favorite resource for analyzing collaborations like this is the book Co-Opetition, by Brandenburger and Nalebuff.', 0, '1', '', '', 270, 0),
(272, 9833, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-05-23 17:21:29', '2012-05-24 00:21:29', 'Thanks so much to each of you for adding a lot more to this conversation! Mike, your question about whether splitting into niche sites may be splitting the revenue is fascinating - it seems like most conventional wisdom built up over the past few years points to go niche to attract a specific, dedicated audience. Sally, your point about competition in the newsroom is well taken! I\'ve been in a few situations like that myself. We\'re actively looking for examples of journalistic collaborations that do bring in revenue, or are created with that as a goal. So as you do that, or hear of any, please keep us posted!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(273, 9898, 'Michael Shapiro', 'mikeshapiro@thealternativepress.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/michael-shapiro/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-05-22 11:09:32', '2012-05-22 18:09:32', 'This article is a really helpful mini-education for current and would-be hyperlocal publishers.  One of the most important points made is that \"publishing businesses are rooted in community connection.\"  That could not be more true.  At TheAlternativePress.com we are embedded in our communities - - not just providing news, speaking with businesses about their marketing, having reporters on the ground etc. - - we\'re deeply involved in our communities.  I\'m President-Elect of the local Rotary club, I volunteer on the Y\'s Advancement Committee, I\'m on the Board of four different business associations, and our reporters, columnists, marketing consultants, advisory board members, and executive board members are similarly involved.   Hyperlocal is not just about talking the talk regarding being local - - it\'s about walking the walk.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(274, 9898, 'Tom Grubisich', 'tomeditor@msn.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/tomeditor', '10.13.66.82', '2012-05-22 13:00:02', '2012-05-22 20:00:02', 'David\'s stressing of how geo-tagging can extend the ordinarily very short tail of news stories -- a day or even less -- is very important, and from a revenue as well as user-interest point of view. Regarding technology and revenue, both David and Michael talked about how technology makes the advertiser not just the hyperlocal publisher\'s client but partner. With tech tools, the publisher empowers the advertiser to be able to connect with consumers more widely and deeply. This partnering doesn\'t always result in more revenue for the publisher, but it enhances his/her relationships with advertisers, and this can\'t help to mutually beneficial long term.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(275, 9898, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-05-23 17:13:46', '2012-05-24 00:13:46', 'Tom, Michael, thank you for coming by - you both raise interesting points. I\'d love your responses and want to bring CJR\'s Michael Meyer back to weigh in on questions your comments raise for me. First, on geotagging, Michael Shapiro, do you do that regularly with articles on TheAlternativePress.com? Is it built into the platform you\'re offering publishers? Michael Meyer, do you see many publishers geotagging? Are there other ways to extend the life and value of articles?\n\nAnd Tom, you speak of partnerships with advertisers; Michael Shapiro, you speak of being deeply involved in community. I know the walls between editorial and business are all over the place now - where should they be? Where should walls between being involved in the community and reporting on the community be? Michael Meyer, how do you see publishers handling those areas now?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(276, 9898, 'Michael Shapiro', 'mikeshapiro@thealternativepress.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/michael-shapiro/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-05-23 17:21:36', '2012-05-24 00:21:36', 'Thanks Emily.  We currently have limited geotagging but are exploring implementing it on a regular basis throughout the site.  Regarding being deeply involved in the community, our news division is separate from our marketing/advertising side - our reporters are experienced journalists not involved on the marketing/advertising side and are to report on the news objectively.  While it is important for us to be embedded in the community and we are on a first name basis with pretty much everyone in the governments in our towns, we do not shy away from covering the tough hard news stories that the government officials would rather not see publicized.  And from what I\'ve found, they respect us even more for not being afraid to tackle the controversial news even when it is about them.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(277, 9898, 'David Cohn', 'dcohn1@gmail.com', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/109410049853740963142', '10.8.187.62', '2012-05-23 17:32:07', '2012-05-24 00:32:07', 'Great piece - especially around GoeTagging. What gives geo-tagging value on the revenue side is the extra info you get from users (as opposed to just their email address - now you get the location as well) and in some respects this speaks to the true power of community reporting as well.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(278, 9898, 'Michael C. Meyer', 'meyer.cjr@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/mcm_nm/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-05-23 17:51:08', '2012-05-24 00:51:08', 'Thanks for your thoughts Tom, Michael, and Emily. Re: geo-tagging. The answer is no. I don\'t see many local publishers using it at this point. People are aware of it, but its just one more platform to learn and people are justifiably hesitant about any move that won\'t boost revenue in the short term – and I don\'t think geo-tagging can be very effective in boosting revenue in the short term. That said, I think extending the life of stories (what David and Tom both cited as the main benefit) is a wonderful thing enabled by digital formats that is extremely underutilized. Geo-tagging is one way to do it. Databases are another. That\'s a major underlying premise of the value of my project at CJR (http://www.cjr.org/nfdb) which is both an editorial product and a database. I\'ve spoken with one site that is considering packaging its one-off video stories into a larger TV-esque weekly broadcast.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(279, 9898, 'Michael C. Meyer', 'meyer.cjr@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/mcm_nm/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-05-23 17:52:12', '2012-05-24 00:52:12', 'As for the wall between editorial and business at startups, I would say that Michael Shapiro and AlternativePress.com\'s situation is relatively rare. I don\'t see a lot of church-state divide at startups for the simple reason that many organizations are too small to realistically expect a clean division of labor. I would say that most sites I encounter are steeped in the ethics of old media and do their best to live by that code, but Emily is right that the wall is not nearly as intact as it used to be. Editor/publisher/founder/salesperson/reporter is a very common job title at local startups.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(280, 9898, 'Michael C. Meyer', 'meyer.cjr@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/mcm_nm/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-05-23 18:09:55', '2012-05-24 01:09:55', 'Thanks, David. When you speak of the revenue potential of geo-tagging do you mean using that newfound info on readers\' locations to better gear the editorial product to them? Or do you see it as the sort of info that might further entice advertisers?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(281, 9898, 'David Cohn', 'dcohn1@gmail.com', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/109410049853740963142', '10.8.187.62', '2012-05-23 18:15:22', '2012-05-24 01:15:22', 'I was talking more about the potential of advertising. Here\'s a post that explains a bit more of my thinking: http://blog.digidave.org/2010/04/spot-us-version-of-advertising-what-are-your-thoughts (see the section titled: \"Re-inventing our Relationship to Advertising\"', 0, '1', '', '', 280, 0),
(282, 9898, 'David Hirschman', 'david@streetfightmag.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/david-hirschman/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-06-01 09:47:05', '2012-06-01 16:47:05', 'I didn\'t quite get to this before, but aside from advancing the long-term value/relevance of a news piece, David\'s right that you\'ve got some great data to work with when you geotag stories and make them accessible on maps.\n\nWhen someone searches for geotagged stories around a specific place, you know that they have a specific interest in what is going on there — that\'s a very valuable thing to sell to an advertiser.  I don\'t know if there are companies that make ad systems like this yet, but a publisher could potentially sell ads to merchants guaranteeing that that people are reading news stories that took place within a certain radius of their business.', 0, '1', '', '', 277, 0),
(283, 9898, 'David Hirschman', 'david@streetfightmag.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/david-hirschman/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-06-01 09:59:47', '2012-06-01 16:59:47', 'I agree, and don\'t think that\'s necessarily as bad a thing as journalism purists make it out to be. Like you say, Michael, the folks who run these sites may be in roles with potential conflicts, but it\'s only a problem if they don\'t approach the operation with integrity. Seems like that would be rare.', 0, '1', '', '', 279, 0),
(284, 10069, 'RickWaghorn', 'rick.waghorn@addiply.com', 'http://twitter.com/Addiply', '10.44.133.106', '2012-05-31 15:07:12', '2012-05-31 22:07:12', 'Thanks for the mention; this might be of interest in terms of collaborative partners... the Church of England.\n\nWho own the highest roof space in any medieval village in England; or indeed, elsewhere.\n\nThe also run the parish magazine; full of \'hyper-local\' advertisers.\n\nI spoke briefly about it at the Connecting Communities conference in Salford, UK, last week at the BBC College of Journalism gig.\n\nHere\'s one take on the conversation... http://richardjonesjournalist.wordpress.com/2012/05/29/bbc-connecting-communities-conference/\n\nFor the Church of England in the Diocese Of Norwich are delivering rural broadband; one spire to the next... clock the network map that produces... www.wispire.co.uk and the one our current collaboration with www.aboutmyarea.co.uk and Google Maps does... https://beta.addiply.com/network and I\'m *really* hoping we can address both local media sustainability *and* connectivity through collaboration...\n\nbest etc', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(285, 10069, 'Keith Hammonds', 'keith.hammonds@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1543425860', '10.13.66.82', '2012-06-03 18:09:25', '2012-06-04 01:09:25', 'A new sort of collaboration: In a couple of weeks, Ashoka and the Christian Science Monitor will launch a pilot project that links the Monitor\'s journalistic content with Ashoka’s Changemakers (changemakers.com) platform for engagement. Monitor readers will see \"Make change\" buttons on selected stories, leading them to a co-branded platform on the Changemakers site, where they\'ll be presented with a portfolio of engagement opportunities related to the original story — everything from “Read more” to “participate in a chat” to “get involved in this online competition.” Or ultimately, “Start your own project,” with a suite of online tools and resources. And all this activity will be measurable. The big idea is to create a new, higher-value relationship between publisher and audience, driving new value for sponsors -- and introducing new visitors to the changemaking realm.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(286, 10069, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-06-15 15:50:30', '2012-06-15 22:50:30', 'Keith, thanks for sharing the details! Please come back and post a link when it\'s up so people can check it out. It will be interesting to see the metrics too.', 0, '1', '', '', 285, 17),
(287, 10069, 'Keith Hammonds', 'keith.hammonds@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1543425860', '10.44.133.106', '2012-06-15 16:15:37', '2012-06-15 23:15:37', 'Thanks, Emily. Our Monitor pilot launched this week, pegged to Ashoka’s Empathy campaign.\n\nAn example of a Monitor page w/the \"Make Change\" button (and banners): http://www.csmonitor.com/The-Culture/Family/2012/0615/Cost-for-kids-Middle-income-families-now-pay-235-000-per-child)\n\nAnd the co-branded platform: http://pulse.changemakers.com/campaigns/education/2012/04/csm-empathy/#/education/2012/06/make-change-on-empathy-1/', 0, '1', '', '', 285, 0),
(288, 10069, 'Jacob Caggiano', 'jacobcandoit@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/futuresoup', '10.127.77.84', '2013-01-12 13:18:55', '2013-01-12 21:18:55', 'Hey everyone! Just wanted to share a great collaboration I stumbled upon called Climate Desk - http://climatedesk.org/\n\nIt\'s got The Atlantic / Center for Investigative Reporting / Grist / The Guardian / Mother Jones / Need to Know / Slate / Wired across the heading.\n\nContent wise, the value is pretty evident, as they are starting to map out their stories to draw a larger picture on climate change impact - http://climatedesk.org/the-climate-map/\n\nRevenue wise, I\'m unable to say :-)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 19),
(289, 10192, 'Anne Derryberry', 'anne@imserious.net', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/anne-derryberry/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-06-12 19:36:15', '2012-06-13 02:36:15', 'The first time I ran into the term \"coopetition,\" it was mid-\'90s when then-Novell CEO Ray Noorda used it to explain that cooperation was possible even with those whom you are competing against, and that [both/all] parties can gain by doing so. He was championing open-mindedness to new ways of looking at business relationships and partnerships. Specifically, he believed that Novell and Microsoft had as many ways to work together as they had to \"go to the mat.\" His admonitions were spot on, and he was prescient in his long view. Twenty years later, his words still resonate.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(290, 10196, 'Mike Green', 'amikegreen2@yahoo.com', 'http://twitter.com/amikegreen2', '10.13.66.82', '2012-06-13 03:52:41', '2012-06-13 10:52:41', 'I\'d be very interested in knowing the metrics you will use to determine a successful business model, how you will obtain insightful info from targeted media companies, how you will verify veracity of collected info and data, and whether your database will be useful in creating success stories from media orgs adopting suitable business models from your platform as innovations of their own.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(291, 10196, 'Pekka Pekkala', 'pekka.pekkala@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/PekkaPekkala', '10.44.133.106', '2012-06-14 18:12:14', '2012-06-15 01:12:14', 'Hi Mike!\n\nWe\'re finishing our final report right now (proofreading), I\'ll let JA know when it\'s ready for publish &amp; read. Hope it helps to answer some of your question. Submojour is just another research project on topic, not a definitive answer / model for anything. Entrepreneurial Journalism is a work in process IMHO. :D', 0, '1', '', '', 290, 0),
(292, 10223, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-06-12 14:10:43', '2012-06-12 21:10:43', 'One useful tool I\'ve recently discovered is Twunfollow.com, which gives a daily digest of Twitter accounts that have unfollowed your account. This visibility is particularly useful in that it provides an extra level of insight- an indication of how your audience reacts to certain themes of tweets, as well as enabling the option to unfollow users back.\n\nOn the flip side, I have used Vizify\'s Tweetsheet in the past to gauge what my MOST popular tweets are. Tweetsheet measures tweets that have been retweeted most and by whom, which is an obvious illustration of which style/theme of tweets appeal most to your community. I\'m still searching for the ideal Twitter engagement indicator, however, as Tweetsheet does not track mentions, only retweets. Suggestions welcome!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 12),
(293, 10223, 'Social Intelligence', 'amber.mccrory@alterian.com', 'http://twitter.com/SDLsocial', '10.8.187.62', '2012-06-14 15:22:54', '2012-06-14 22:22:54', 'Hi Nicole!\n\nIf you\'re only looking for a tool for Twitter engagement, I would recommend HootSuite. It\'s the best Twitter engagement tool that I\'ve used so far and very easy to use. You can track mentions, keyword searches pertaining to your brand, industry and your competition and respond directly within the tool.\n\nIf you want to go beyond Twitter and track what people are saying about your brand across all social media channels, SDL SM2 (was Alterian SM2) is a great tool, but I am biased because I work there. If you have any more questions I\'d be happy to help you more.\n\nAmber, @SDLsocial', 0, '1', '', '', 292, 0),
(294, 10223, 'kanderson', 'kanderson@int.mercycorps.org', 'https://www.google.com/profiles/113790240712451403198', '10.44.133.106', '2012-06-15 15:57:33', '2012-06-15 22:57:33', 'Is it worth paying is the big question? Another useful and FREE tool (at the basic level) that I\'ve used is Crowdbooster. In addition to letting you schedule your tweets, it shows you who your most influential followers are, recommends thanking specific tweeple for follows, and has some simple analytics. There are a lot of options on the market, but for organizations or individuals that can\'t afford a big budget social media strategy, I would recommend trying Crowdbooster. At the basic level it lets you link one twitter and one Facebook account.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(295, 10223, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-06-18 13:57:08', '2012-06-18 20:57:08', 'Thank you for the recommendation, Kirsten. I just started experimenting with Crowdbooster and have found it to be very user-friendly, with great analytics. Another metrics analysis dashboard that seems to be popular is Twitsprout, but in my experience, the metrics they provide are not particularly insightful, providing dry numerical information, but without the context of RTs or mentions for nuance. Maybe I just haven\'t learned the value of the dry data set yet. Insight, anyone? How can I translate numbers like \"4.4% Listed Ratio\" into an action item for how to better serve an audience?\n\nDoes anyone else have dashboards they tried that just didn\'t work out? What tools/metrics would your ideal dashboard be comprised of?', 0, '1', '', '', 294, 12),
(296, 10223, 'Kimberly Wilson', 'kwilson@socialnewsdesk.com', 'http://www.socialnewsdesk.com', '10.13.66.82', '2012-06-20 18:44:40', '2012-06-21 01:44:40', 'JA - Thanks for the invite to weigh in! As a former newsroom manager, I was frustrated with the lack of social media tools made specifically for newsrooms. That\'s why we created SocialNewsDesk.com. It\'s a complete social media management system made specifically for newsrooms. We focus on best practices, user-access security and creating tools that really work in a newsroom environment. The SocialNewsDesk suite includes dashboard social management as well as a full suite of Timeline Apps. There are demos of the apps at http://www.facebook.com/socialnewsdesk.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(297, 10223, 'Jakes', 'jacobus.vaneeden@me.com', 'http://twitter.com/j8kes', '10.8.187.62', '2012-06-23 12:16:21', '2012-06-23 19:16:21', 'First I\'ll throw a warning out there from personal experience, tools are just that, they provide you with info to use, but in monitoring have the right team to analyze what\'s being generated means more that any tool you can support. Point in fact, Meltwater, we spend tons on it but many are fooled by the mostly empty promises, we have everything they sell and I\'m much rather go without it investing in actual people and keeping them up to date. Go with Radian if you\'re looking for something spiffy.\nHootsuite is a personal preference and in my opinion the best when it comes to large team collaboration.\nMany don\'t see the value in tools like SocialBro, but for quick list management, backup and copying a list from a competitor nothing can beat it.\nHashtracking.com do some great work, have them setup a beta account while they\'re not live yet.\nTo do basic comparative monitoring on accounts we use SocialBakers.\nPersonally I don\'t believe in the merits of automated sentiment analysis, but it could be because I\'m in South Africa and language barriers make it difficult, but watch tools like Meltwater.\nFinally use this handy free # tracker in google docs http://j8k.es/HcY', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0);
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(298, 10223, 'Cynthia Parkhill', 'cynthiaparkhill1730@yahoo.com', 'http://twitter.com/CynthiaParkhill', '10.44.133.106', '2012-07-04 08:21:54', '2012-07-04 15:21:54', 'Thanks for the invitation to comment on the Journalism Accelerator blog; I think you\'ve compiled a good overview here of social monitoring tools.\n\nAmong those you mention, I use Tweetdeck when managing Twitter activity for two Northern California newspapers. It helps me track staff reporters\' tweets and designated hashtag activity, alerts me to mentions and allows me to post updates as one or both of the newspapers.\n\nI also have some search terms designated via Google Alerts.\n\nI look forward to experimenting with some of these other tools that you\'ve detailed here. I think this overview will be of value to people in a variety of industries who wish to monitor social media more effectively.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(299, 10223, 'Anita Hovey', 'anita@twirp.ca', 'http://twitter.com/anitahovey', '10.8.187.62', '2012-07-07 12:48:21', '2012-07-07 19:48:21', 'Very comprehensive list. A lot of these tools are just way too much information for me and my clients. I work with smaller, regional brands and much of the info that tools like radian6 provide is 1. out of price range and 2. too complicated and too far reaching. So, while I\'m sure they are fabulous tools, most of these are not what I need to do my business. Hopefully some of my client will grow to the point that we can use sentiment analysis and hashtag tracking, etc, but when you\'ve only got  a handful of mentions in a day, there\'s a lot of work to do first before it\'s worth spending time on setting up even the free systems. You have to choose what\'s worth the time and for me, it\'s Hootsuite, Google Alerts and ManageFlitter (or SocialBro). But there are some other things here I will check out.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(300, 10223, 'Jacob Caggiano', 'jacobcandoit@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/futuresoup', '10.44.133.106', '2012-07-07 13:01:57', '2012-07-07 20:01:57', 'Thanks for stopping by Anita, would love to hear what works for you and your clients and what you find frustrating. Cheers!', 0, '1', '', '', 299, 19),
(301, 10223, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-01 13:06:23', '2012-08-01 20:06:23', 'Kudos to everyone who contributed to the discussion! We\'ve been having a great time experimenting with the new suggestions and have discovered some real gems. Once again, thank you for making Social actually social. Please feel free to keep posting helpful tools or ideas here as they emerge, and we will share them with the JA community.', 0, '1', '', '', 295, 12),
(302, 10223, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-09-11 10:36:47', '2012-09-11 17:36:47', 'I recently discovered a really simple but revelatory Twitter tool I wanted to share with everyone in this discussion: Mentionmapp. Mentionmapp creates a mini snapshot of your immediate Twitter network, including interactive most-used hashtag links and handles of people with whom you are associated, as well as their networks and hashtags... It\'s a fun visual, and it\'s helpful & interesting to have insight into your closest Twitter relationships.\n\nHere\'s the link: http://www.mentionmapp.com/\n\nEnjoy! And please feel free to return to this thread with any other tools/suggestions to disperse to the community, we\'ll be sure to tweet it out!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 12),
(303, 10223, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-24 15:08:55', '2012-09-24 22:08:55', 'Hello all, I wanted share tomorrow\'s <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/blog/political-coverage-responsive-and-responsible-help-inform-a-best-practices-guide/\" rel=\"nofollow\">live chat about Social Accountability in Political Journalism</a> for journalists involved in social media. Poynter\'s Ellyn Angelotti will be discussing best practices concerning ethics, personal branding, and information sourcing across Social platforms with us at 11am PST/ 2pm EST. Join us! Hashtag: #JAConvPoliEth', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 12),
(304, 10223, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.192.97.219', '2012-10-12 13:53:14', '2012-10-12 20:53:14', 'Hello again, all. We have an exciting opportunity for everyone next Wednesday- a live talk with two of the original contributors to this conversation: Social News Desk founder Kimberly Wilson and social media curator Cynthia Parkhill will join me in a <a href=\"http://bit.ly/QWiqOp\" rel=\"nofollow\">live, online conversation exploring social media management systems.</a>\n\n\nPlease, anyone with experience to offer or questions to ask, come lend your voice to the discussion! We will have a live window open from 2pm -2:50pm EST, and would love to hear from you, especially with anything fresh & new you\'ve learned since the Social Listening post went up. See you on the JA!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 12),
(305, 10698, 'Jeff Lennan', 'jefflennan@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jeff-lennan/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-07-19 21:16:02', '2012-07-20 04:16:02', 'As a technologist who does politics, I love the concept behind Scout.  Good stuff.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 4),
(306, 10698, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-13 15:39:25', '2012-08-13 22:39:25', 'Scout has been <a href=\"http://chromp.com/33110840208556\" rel=\"nofollow\">called</a> \"an alert system for things you care about in state and national government\" and <a href=\"http://www.cjr.org/the_kicker/sunlights_scout_is_a_promising.php\" rel=\"nofollow\">hailed as</a> a \"promising new tool.\"  Join me here Thursday, August 16 at 1:30 PM Eastern / 10:30 AM Pacific to talk with Scout developer <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/konklone/\" rel=\"nofollow\">Eric Mill</a> about what he envisioned, how Scout is being used so far, and where he wants to take it next.\n\nWe welcome input from users or potential users. If you\'ve tried Scout, what\'s your verdict? What would you change or add? If you cover a state legislature or Congress and haven\'t tried it yet, have a look and see what you think. Or tell us your wish list for tracking legislation and Eric will tell you if Scout fulfills it! Drop by during the live chat window or add your comments later and we\'ll still get a response. Please sign in to comment. Just click on one of the social network logos on the upper right.\n\nSee you then!\n\nEmily', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(307, 10698, 'Luke Rosiak', 'lrosiak@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/luke.rosiak', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-13 19:49:04', '2012-08-14 02:49:04', 'This tool has already made a tangible difference in several political stories I\'ve written for The Washington Times in the last few weeks. It\'s not superficial--it searches a breadth of repositories--and it\'s not behind the times. A couple weeks ago, it alerted me to some Congressional floor speeches that provided color and timeliness to a story on a topic I was already working on. Last week, I wrote a story about proposed regulations, based on an interview with a Cabinet undersecretary. The next day, the regulations themselves were found by Scout in the federal register\'s preview mode--in other words, before they actually even appeared in the Register. And you can just set it and forget it--I mean, who actually reads the federal register? Great work, Eric.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(308, 10698, 'David Herzog', 'david.herzog@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/davidherzog/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-15 17:08:08', '2012-08-16 00:08:08', 'I\'m looking forward to learning more about Scout and Sunlight\'s plans for developing it. I tried it at launch and wasn\'t successful at setting up a RSS feed for my alert. I gave it a shot tonight and it worked out fine.\n\nI think the state alerts will be a big hit. I\'ve already set one up for \"open records\" and \"sunshine law\" in Missouri, so I can stay on top of the action here.\n\nI\'m also using the OpenStates iPad app from Sunlight and am interested in hearing how the features of Scout might get integrated with that.', 0, '1', '', '', 306, 0),
(309, 10698, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-16 10:31:34', '2012-08-16 17:31:34', 'Hello and welcome to the JA\'s chat about Scout, a tool developed by the Sunlight Foundation, designed to help make it easier to cover Congress and state legislatures. This is the first in a series of conversations about resources listed on the JA. The aim of these discussions is to dig a little deeper into the possibilities each offers, hear feedback from people who have used or would like to use them, and learn what the people behind the tool wanted to accomplish and what they they\'re thinking of next.\n\nAs you may know, we are always adding to the compilation on this site of resources useful to journalists, publishers and anyone interested in exploring and supporting sustainable business models for journalism. On our resources page you\'ll find tools, analyses, tips, organizations, reports and more.\n\nToday Eric Mill is here to talk about Scout. He is the Sunlight developer behind the tool, and he says that of all the work he\'s done at Sunlight, he is most proud of building Scout. Eric, welcome.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(310, 10698, 'Eric Mill', 'konklone@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/konklone/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-16 10:33:12', '2012-08-16 17:33:12', 'Hi, Emily, thanks!\n\nJust to describe what Scout is - it\'s a search engine and alert system for government action. It covers bills wending their way through Congress and all 50 state legislatures, newly proposed and final regulations across the federal government, and speeches made on the floor of Congress.\n\nMore than that - if you find a bill you care about, either in Congress or one of the states, you can \"follow\" that specific bill to get smarter notifications, such as votes, activity, and upcoming hearings and debate.', 0, '1', '', '', 309, 0),
(311, 10698, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-16 10:35:35', '2012-08-16 17:35:35', 'I\'ve described it as being developed with journalists in mind, but useful to anyone interested in following legislation.\n\nJust a couple more logistical points before we dig more into Scout: We\'ll chat for the next hour, give or take a bit. If anyone would like to join in during this live chat, please sign in to the JA then just jump right in the thread. You can sign in by choosing your preferred social network, where you have an existing profile, and click on that social icon button on the upper right of this page. To post, write in the comment box at the top of the thread reply below an already posted comment. To see what\'s new, refresh your screen, or check your email box.\n\nIf you\'re reading this after the live chat window, never fear! Comments and questions are still welcome! The conversation thread remains open and active, so you can post a question or comment anytime and anyone who\'s participated will get an email notification so they can respond.\n\nIf you are a Twitter fan, we have set up #ScoutJAchat to share there as well.\n\nEric, what do people do to use Scout?', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 17),
(312, 10698, 'Eric Mill', 'konklone@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/konklone/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-16 10:38:36', '2012-08-16 17:38:36', 'The easiest way to start off using Scout is to show up to the homepage and type a keyword or phrase into the search box.  It\'ll search over everything all at once. You can either create an alert right away by hitting the \"Create Alert\" button, or you can first narrow and filter the search down to what you\'re really looking for. Whatever search you see in front of you when you hit the \"Create Alert\" button is what we\'ll notify you about new results for.', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 0),
(313, 10698, 'Eric Mill', 'konklone@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/konklone/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-16 10:42:24', '2012-08-16 17:42:24', 'By default, it treats your search terms as an entire phrase, and looks for the words next to each other. But we do have an Advanced search mode - so if you have fancier searches in mind, you can turn this on by selecting the \"Advanced\" radio button beneath the search box, and use multiple terms and advanced search operators. This includes a minus sign (-) to exclude terms, and an asterisk as a wildcard\n\nFor example, this search for...\n\n  science nano* -nanomachines\n\n  https://scout.sunlightfoundation.com/search/all/science%20nano*%20-nanomachines/advanced\n\n...will find any results that have \"science\", anything starting with \"nano\", but exclude results that contain the word \"nanomachines\".', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 0),
(314, 10698, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-16 10:44:02', '2012-08-16 17:44:02', 'When I typed in \'money in politics\' I got just one hit of a bill in Congress that includes that exact phrase in the bill. I hoped it might get the concept - find similar ideas, etc.\n\nI got lots more when I typed in \'campaign finance.\'  How \"smart\" is the search?', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 17),
(315, 10698, 'Eric Mill', 'konklone@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/konklone/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-16 10:50:12', '2012-08-16 17:50:12', 'Great question. Scout doesn\'t currently search for synonyms and related words to what you\'re typing, so for the most part, it\'s as smart as the search query is. And some phrases we commonly use to discuss an issue tend not to appear in legislation.\n\nFor example, \"same sex marriage\" returns many results, but gay marriage\" returns not a single bill.\n\nsame sex marriage - https://scout.sunlightfoundation.com/search/federal_bills/same%20sex%20marriage\ngay marriage - https://scout.sunlightfoundation.com/search/federal_bills/gay%20marriage\n\nWe would love to work on ways to improve this and make the tool smarter, but it\'s also the case that this is a power user tool, and precision and predictability are also virtues that power users want out of search engines.\n\nWhat we suggest is to create searches for all of the related terms and synonyms around the issue you\'re interested in. Where we\'d like to go in the future is to make use of the related terms that expert users enter, and offer suggestions and other smart help to users who aren\'t as familiar with those synonyms and terms of art.\n\nAs an aside - we do have a particular kind of \"smart search\" around citations of the law (the US Code),', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 0),
(316, 10698, 'Eric Mill', 'konklone@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/konklone/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-16 10:50:39', '2012-08-16 17:50:39', 'Oops, I got cut off - what I meant to end with is:\n\nAs an aside - we do have a particular kind of \"smart search\" around citations of the law (the US Code), so if you search for \"5 USC 552\", you\'ll receive results where that piece of law is cited in various formats, whether or not it matches your exact search:\n\nhttps://scout.sunlightfoundation.com/search/federal_bills/5%20usc%20552', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 0),
(317, 10698, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-16 10:54:40', '2012-08-16 17:54:40', 'One great researcher I worked with told me to always start my searches by brainstorming a list of terms! (\"Pencil and paper!\" she would say. But I figure typing out my list is okay!)\n\nMaybe you could build that in - a notepad place on the site to brainstorm.\n\nAnyway, if this is designed for \'power users\', who do you have in mind? Reporters who follow Congress or state legislatures regularly, or people who cover a million things, including issue that are affected by legislation?', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 17),
(318, 10698, 'Eric Mill', 'konklone@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/konklone/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-16 10:55:01', '2012-08-16 17:55:01', 'I should also add that we do have some specific intelligence around \"popular names\" for some legislation. For example, the term \"Obamacare\" never appears in the text or title of the big health care reform bills of 2010. However, a search for \"obamacare\" will return PPACA and the accompanying Reconciliation Act:\n\nhttps://scout.sunlightfoundation.com/search/federal_bills/obamacare', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 0),
(319, 10698, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-16 10:58:53', '2012-08-16 17:58:53', 'Interesting. Did you build that in specifically? However you did it, what was the reason?', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 17),
(320, 10698, 'Eric Mill', 'konklone@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/konklone/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-16 11:04:07', '2012-08-16 18:04:07', 'Yes, I built in that feature with \"obamacare\" in mind. Other popular terms we have special searches for include \"CISPA\", \"SOPA\", and \"PIPA\". This is less of a power user feature, and more to make the site make more intuitive sense to someone who\'s testing it out, or simply has a broader interest in what they know of as Obamacare, even if they don\'t know the official names or bill numbers of the original legislation.\n\nCongress tries to keep up with popular names of legislation, but it\'s often slow. It was frustrating to me that, for a while, the word \"SOPA\" never appeared anywhere in the official data around the Stop Online Piracy Act, so you could go to THOMAS.gov and type in \"sopa\" and get nothing. Eventually, the Library of Congress added \"SOPA\" as an official nickname for the bill, but by the time they did the public fight over the legislation had ended.\n\nWe accomplished this through extremely simple means: maintaining a spreadsheet that links popular names to specific bill numbers. We make this spreadsheet public and welcome contributions. You can find more details about this here:\n\nhttp://sunlightlabs.com/blog/2012/data-for-better-bill-searching/', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 0),
(321, 10698, 'Jeremy Sher', 'overlappingelvis@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/jeremy.sher', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-16 11:06:45', '2012-08-16 18:06:45', 'Eric, this looks like a great service. Will you be offering any sort of API to be able to follow issues from other web or mobile apps?', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 5),
(322, 10698, 'Eric Mill', 'konklone@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/konklone/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-16 11:09:14', '2012-08-16 18:09:14', 'I guess the answer to what kind of power users I mean is: all of the above. Our goals are to make it possible to carve very specific searches that minimize the number of false positives you have to sift through, while also making it quick and easy to just sign up for a large number of alerts about everything. These goals actually tend not to be in tension, but we\'re definitely looking for feedback on how to do both of these better, and to make it easier to manage large numbers of alerts.\n\nScout is primarily pitched to the audience of people who might love to have a subscription to an expensive pay service on government activity, but don\'t have the budget. Political intelligence services, such as Bloomberg Government and CQ Roll Call, are extremely lucrative and powerful - to the point that they very nearly became regulated under the STOCK Act (an amendment that removed these regulatory provisions passed near the end of the legislative process).\n\nFor more on that: http://sunlightfoundation.com/blog/2012/03/22/stock-act-passes-bill-on-political-intelligence-firms-to-be-introduced/', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 0),
(323, 10698, 'Eric Mill', 'konklone@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/konklone/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-16 11:09:23', '2012-08-16 18:09:23', 'The reason these services are so successful is because this information matters, and organizations with that kind of money know it does. Scout is a free service provided by a non-profit using public data, so we can\'t hope to offer every kind of feature that a company with a large dedicated staff can - but we feel that we can offer something foundational and useful, to everyone.', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 0),
(324, 10698, 'Ramiro Agosto', 'ragosto333@gmail.com', 'https://profiles.google.com/ragosto333', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-16 11:14:30', '2012-08-16 18:14:30', 'Hi Eric, I\'m a grassroots political activist, and it has been a huge challenge connecting people with policy- the level of distrust with the government and a general lack of engagement is prominent. I see Scout as a great opportunity to get people connected with the decisions being made about them, but not everyone is technologically/politically savvy-- they might not even know where to begin. Is there, say, a beginner\'s guide or tutorial for someone just starting out in their efforts to use Scout to deepen their knowledge?', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 0),
(325, 10698, 'Eric Mill', 'konklone@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/konklone/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-16 11:15:00', '2012-08-16 18:15:00', 'Jeremy: a lot of this actually already exists. For one, Scout operates entirely on public APIs. When you do a search on Scout and are waiting for search results to come back, Scout is doing an API request to our Open States API, Real Time Congress API, and Capitol Words API.\n\nhttp://openstates.org/api/\nhttp://services.sunlightlabs.com/docs/Real_Time_Congress_API/\nhttp://capitolwords.org/api/\n\nFor any alerts you create on Scout, we provide an RSS version of your subscription, which can be used to integrate with other websites. We also offer a JSON version -- though in many cases, you\'re better off directly integrating with one of the source APIs Scout is using, all of which offer JSON. All feeds in Scout require a user account and associated alert, while our public APIs only require that you have registered an API key.\n\nFinally - if you\'ve already registered a Sunlight Labs API key (which can be done here: http://services.sunlightlabs.com) under the same email your Scout account is registered under, we\'ll detect that and start showing you direct links to the source data, on the sidebar of your search results. This makes Scout a sort of living documentation for our other public APIs.', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 0),
(326, 10698, 'Jeremy Sher', 'overlappingelvis@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/jeremy.sher', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-16 11:18:48', '2012-08-16 18:18:48', 'Eric, that\'s so cool! I\'ll definitely be looking into this in more depth.', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 5),
(327, 10698, 'Eric Mill', 'konklone@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/konklone/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-16 11:19:26', '2012-08-16 18:19:26', 'Ramiro: we do have a video tutorial that tours the various features of the site and how to make use of them:\n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKbRsZjoIBU&amp;feature=player_embedded\n\nIt\'s not complete, though (it doesn\'t cover advanced searches), and nor do we have a written guide to all the different ways you can use the site. This is a priority of mine, and something we\'ll be expanding in the near future. If you\'d like to help out, or offer any suggestions, feel free to email me at eric@sunlightfoundation.com.', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 0),
(328, 10698, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-16 11:20:56', '2012-08-16 18:20:56', 'Thanks Jeremy and Ramiro, for your questions.\n\nEric, I appreciate that the spreadsheet for like search terms you point to explains how to contribute in both a tech and non-tech way.\n\nI want to hear about what you\'re doing next with Scout, but first, a couple or people posted their thoughts on Scout early. <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/resources/scout/#comment-1995\" rel=\"nofollow\">Luke Rosiak said</a> it made an immediate and tangible difference in his reporting.\nScout even alerted him to regulations in the federal register before they actually even appeared in the Register.\n\nHow do you do that?', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 17),
(329, 10698, 'Eric Mill', 'konklone@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/konklone/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-16 11:26:45', '2012-08-16 18:26:45', 'Advance copies of regulations, called \"public inspection documents\" are actually published on the FederalRegister.gov website *before* they are formally published in the Federal Register as a publication.\n\nBasically, all agencies are required to make their new rules available for physical public inspection somewhere -- like a desk or filing cabinet somewhere in Washington, DC. The Office of the Federal Register takes care of making these physically available, but there\'s nothing stopping them from simply digitizing these documents and publishing them online too -- so that\'s what they do.\n\nFederalRegister.gov is an amazing website, with an amazing story - it was built by a team of citizen developers that first built an unofficial version, GovPulse.us, before they were contacted by the Office of the Federal Register and asked to make it official. They are also a prolific and restriction-free data provider, and we make use of this to tie advance copies of regulations directly into Scout.\n\nYou can read more about this on our blog:\nhttp://sunlightfoundation.com/blog/2012/07/11/getting-the-jump-on-regulations/', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 0),
(330, 10698, 'Ramiro Agosto', 'ragosto333@gmail.com', 'https://profiles.google.com/ragosto333', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-16 11:29:25', '2012-08-16 18:29:25', 'Thanks Eric. I\'ll be sure to share the information with my networks. Good luck with further developments.', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 0),
(331, 10698, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-16 11:29:26', '2012-08-16 18:29:26', 'Another person who posted early, David Herzog, founder of Open Missouri, mentioned a couple things in his comment - first, he tried it at launch and wasn\'t successful at setting up a RSS feed for my alert. Was that a problem you were aware of?\n\nHe also mentions using the OpenStates iPad app from Sunlight and wants to know   how the features of Scout might get integrated with that. Anything you\'re looking into?\n\n(I should note here, for people reading after the live chat window, that comments and questions are always welcome! People who participate will get an email notification when new comments go up so they can respond.)', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 17),
(332, 10698, 'Eric Mill', 'konklone@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/konklone/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-16 11:35:41', '2012-08-16 18:35:41', 'I wasn\'t aware of any specific issues around setting up RSS feeds for alerts, but depending on the particular time when it happened, it\'s certainly possible there was a bug or outage of some kind, they do occasionally happen. I\'m glad that it\'s been resolved - and David, you can always email scout@sunlightfoundation.com for support with technical issues.\n\nHow and whether we integrate Scout with our Open States app for iOS (http://itunes.apple.com/app/open-states/id500672932?mt=8) is more up to our Open States team than it is to me - I work closely with them, but it is a separate project. That said, it\'s something we\'ve talked about and there\'s no clear answer yet. They may wish to do more kinds of alerts in the Open States iPad app than Scout supports.\n\nFor example, our Congress app for Android (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sunlightlabs.android.congress), which I built and was an inspiration for Scout, contains alerts for tweets, videos, and news mentions, which aren\'t currently supported by Scout. There are other technical complications of how this integration might be accomplished, but that\'s the main issue to think about.', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 0),
(333, 10698, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-16 11:36:45', '2012-08-16 18:36:45', 'From the many resources listed on the JA, we chose Scout to learn more about  because it\'s new, easy and useful in many ways. But I also had been interested in Sunlight\'s <a href=\"http://politiwidgets.com/\" rel=\"nofollow\">Politiwidgets</a>, developed in 2010, until I learned Sunlight\'s not really supporting those or developing those any further, in part because people wanted to work with them in a way they weren\'t exactly set up to work. I understand they still draw on current data, but that made me wonder: How do you, as a developer, learn from potential users what they want before you develop a tool?', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 17),
(334, 10698, 'Eric Mill', 'konklone@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/konklone/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-16 11:43:50', '2012-08-16 18:43:50', 'That\'s an excellent question. We invested a lot of time into Scout, and so we certainly wanted to have some confidence that it would be useful to other people.\n\nIn Scout\'s case, we learned what users wanted in two main ways - firstly, by being those users ourselves. We are an advocacy group that follows all kinds of legislation and regulation in federal and state government, and so we very much wanted something that would scratch our own itches.\n\nThe other way is by observing the success and use of the app I mentioned in a previous comment, Congress for Android. It began as an experiment of mine that I did on a whim, without expectations of much success - but it turned out to be a great success, and has almost half a million downloads to date. More importantly, our users were clearly comprised of both ordinary citizens and professionals who carried it with them on the Hill. It was gratifying that something could be attractive to both ends of the spectrum of expertise.\n\nFinally, it turned out that push notifications were a very popular feature, and so we learned that people of all sorts want to keep their finger on the pulse of what their government is doing.', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 0),
(335, 10698, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-16 11:44:30', '2012-08-16 18:44:30', 'What do you want to do next with Scout? And what are the challenges you\'re facing?', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 17),
(336, 10698, 'Eric Mill', 'konklone@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/konklone/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-16 11:51:33', '2012-08-16 18:51:33', 'Most immediately, we want to expand what information is there: there are tons of reports, memos, filings, and executive orders that we\'d like to make as easy to search and be notified of as bills and regulations. This includes reports from the Congressional Budget Office, the Congressional Research Service, the Government Accountability Office, Statements of Administration Policy, memos from the Office of Management and Budget, and whatever other reports that we find or people tell us is useful to their work.\n\nAs I mentioned earlier, I\'d like to work on expanding on how smart our searches can be, in a thoughtful way. I\'d like to expand what we did with US Code citations to include citations to the Code of Federal Regulations, and direct references to previously passed legislation. We can also be smarter about how we handle searches that users expect to \"just work\", like state names and abbreviations, bill numbers, names of Congresspersons, and more.', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 0),
(337, 10698, 'Eric Mill', 'konklone@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/konklone/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-16 11:51:42', '2012-08-16 18:51:42', 'More long term, one vision I\'ve found interesting is to grow Scout into a place where users can take their alerts and share them publicly with other people. There\'s actually some basic abilities to do just that, now - here\'s a set of alerts we\'ve created around regulatory reform:\n\nhttps://scout.sunlightfoundation.com/user/sunlightfoundation/regulatory-review\n\nYou can subscribe to that set of alerts \"all at once\" by hitting the \"Follow\" button, and you\'ll get all the same notifications that we do around regulatory reform.\n\nWe\'d like to take this sort of thing much, much further and really make Scout a platform for people to help others better track issues, and show off their expertise while they\'re at it.', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 0),
(338, 10698, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-16 11:53:04', '2012-08-16 18:53:04', 'Badges for tracking maybe?\n\nThank you so much for all your time and insights. Just finally, you\'ve said that Scout is the tool you are \"most proud of building\" in your three years at Sunlight. What are you proud of?', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 17),
(339, 10698, 'Eric Mill', 'konklone@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/konklone/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-16 12:00:33', '2012-08-16 19:00:33', 'What I mean by that is that I think we were able to create something that is useful in an obvious way, right away. The idea behind Scout is in some ways very boring and unoriginal: a search engine, and email alerts. Everyone understands these ideas. But they\'re very powerful, and we don\'t know of anything that does this well across a broad set of government information, for free.\n\nI feel confident enough saying this in part because shortly before launch of the product, we actually used the tool to catch a dangerous proposed exemption to the Freedom of Information Act that we would never have caught otherwise:\n\nhttp://sunlightfoundation.com/blog/2012/05/25/scout-is-already-delivering-results/\n\nBecause of Scout\'s tipoff, we were able to bring this change to the attention of public interest groups working on the legislation and eventually have it amended. We expect that detecting this kind of direct cause and effect between email alerts and actual policy change will generally be much more difficult. But it was certainly a promising beginning.', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 0),
(340, 10698, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-16 12:02:10', '2012-08-16 19:02:10', 'Eric, thank you for building Scout and for talking about it on the JA.\n\nTo everyone, we\'ll be continuing our new Resource Chats series in two weeks. We\'re in the process of picking the next resource to focus on. You can follow us on Twitter to get an early alert. Also, we always welcome suggestions for new resource listings! Tell us about a tool, a report, a database, a blog, an ad platform, an event planner, whatever you use that helps you do your journalism or publishing work better and ultimately can support your news business being sustainable. Go to the <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/resource-index/\" rel=\"nofollow\">JA Resources Index</a> to check out what\'s there already, and look for the Suggest box on the right side of the page.\n\nThanks again Eric! Good luck with the next iterations of Scout.', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 17),
(341, 10698, 'Eric Mill', 'konklone@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/konklone/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-16 12:03:49', '2012-08-16 19:03:49', 'And thanks for having me, Emily. It was great to talk all this out!', 0, '1', '', '', 310, 0),
(342, 10992, 'Robert Burns Nixon', 'robertburnsnixon@gmail.com', 'http://fashiontechsf.com/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-07-29 21:33:54', '2012-07-30 04:33:54', 'I touched on crowdfunding and crowdsourcing, but for some examples of crowdfunding for journalists, here is an interesting article http://gigaom.com/2012/07/23/could-kickstarter-be-used-to-crowdfund-journalism/?go_commented=1#comment-870620\n-RBN', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(343, 11102, 'Sally Duros', 'sally@sduros.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/saduros/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-07-29 09:00:19', '2012-07-29 16:00:19', 'I like this statement and I agree: \"People worry too much about infinite scalability. I think artificial caps create value.\" I think a number of newsrooms have played with this idea and the results aren\'t in. And as to the comment about sponsored content and tomatoes, The FTC  plans to re-revise their Disclosure Guidelines soon — and the Edelman 2012 Trust Barometer Report says \"While traditional media sources are the most trusted, the diversification of trusted media sources continues.\" New services available to brands seeking to create awareness online while honoring the FTC guidelines will make it clear which content is sponsored and which is not. You can read about the FTC guidelines and one solution I wrote about here.  http://www.sallyduros.com/archives/1387', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(344, 11102, 'AJ Leon', 'aj@misfit-inc.com', 'http://twitter.com/ajleon', '10.13.66.82', '2012-07-30 04:12:05', '2012-07-30 11:12:05', 'Thanks for reading the interview, Sally. Great insight on the FTC stuff. :)', 0, '1', '', '', 343, 0),
(345, 11102, 'AJ Leon', 'aj@misfit-inc.com', 'http://twitter.com/ajleon', '10.8.187.62', '2012-07-30 04:13:23', '2012-07-30 11:13:23', 'Thanks for inviting me to be a part of this discussion, Emily. :)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(346, 11622, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-23 05:13:09', '2012-08-23 12:13:09', 'JReporter creator <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/john-juliano/\" rel=\"nofollow\">John Juliano</a> says his <a href=\"http://jjcs.com/\" rel=\"nofollow\">company</a> mission is to get newspapers (however they\'re delivered) back at the center of their communities. Juliano founded JJCS three decades ago to provide \"behind the scenes services\" in the media business. The latest is JReporter, designed to increase community engagement and get verifiable community reporting delivered to you easily and efficiently.\n\nDoes that sound potentially useful to you - either as a news professional or a community contributor?\n\nJoin me here on Wednesday, August 29 at 1:30 PM Eastern / 10:30 AM Pacific find out more and give feedback to John Juliano and JJCS executive director <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jo-ann-froelich/\" rel=\"nofollow\">Jo Ann Froelich</a>.\n\nDrop by during the live chat window or add your comments later and still get a response. You can post ahead of time too, and we\'ll get your question answered whether you\'re here for the live chat or not. Please sign in to comment, using one of the social networks listed in the upper right hand corner of this page.\n\nSee you then! Emily', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(347, 11622, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-29 10:32:38', '2012-08-29 17:32:38', 'Welcome to the JA live chat about JReporter, a mobile platform that is designed to solve four specific newsroom needs, as identified by JReporter developer JJCS: \"dwindling reporting staff, lack of content ownership, ineffective revenue streams and lackluster customer engagement.\"\n\nThis is the second in our new series of chats with the people behind the <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/resource-index/\" rel=\"nofollow\">resources</a> we list on the JA. These conversations are designed to learn more about the possibilities each resource offers, be it a tool, a report, a business model, a talk, an organization or something else useful to journalists and publishers. They are also a place to give feedback. What would YOU, as a user, like to know about these resources? How could they meet your needs better?\n\nToday, John Juliano, JJCS owner and founder, and Jo Ann Froelich, executive director at JJCS, are here to talk about JReporter. Both have decades of experience in technology and news publishing. (Check out their bios on the upper right of this page.)\n\nJohn and Jo Ann, welcome! Thank you for being here.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(348, 11622, 'Christian Gaston', 'csgaston@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/christian.gaston.12', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-29 10:37:42', '2012-08-29 17:37:42', 'Hey, I don\'t know if I\'m speaking out of turn here, but I\'m the editor of a small newspaper in Forest Grove, part of a chain of community papers. I took a look at this tool and it really seems like it would be more successful with television stations or metro dailies who have broad reach. I\'ve found that in suburbs and small towns there generally isn\'t a critical mass of smart-phone-using techies to take advantage of this stuff.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(349, 11622, 'Jo Ann Froelich', 'joann.froelich@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jo-ann-froelich/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-29 10:37:51', '2012-08-29 17:37:51', 'Hello and welcome.', 0, '1', '', '', 346, 0),
(350, 11622, 'John Juliano', 'john@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/john-juliano/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-29 10:39:18', '2012-08-29 17:39:18', 'Hi Everyone.', 0, '1', '', '', 349, 0),
(351, 11622, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-29 10:39:24', '2012-08-29 17:39:24', 'Not out of turn at all. Welcome. Jo Ann and John are right behind you.\n\nHow techie do you think a community reporting tool needs to be, Christian?', 0, '1', '', '', 348, 17),
(352, 11622, 'Christian Gaston', 'csgaston@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/christian.gaston.12', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-29 10:42:16', '2012-08-29 17:42:16', 'Many smaller newspapers cover markets with low technology usage. For example, in Forest Grove, we connect with teenagers at the high school using Twitter and social media and text messages, but their parents aren\'t there. It\'s rare to find an adult in our market that we can connect with via Facebook rather than by connecting with them with a telephone call.', 0, '1', '', '', 351, 0),
(353, 11622, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-29 10:42:51', '2012-08-29 17:42:51', 'For everyone, we\'ll chat for the next hour. To join in during this live chat, please sign in to the JA then just jump right in the thread. You can sign in by choosing your preferred social network, where you have an existing profile, and click on that social icon button on the upper right of this page. To post, write in the comment box at the top of the thread reply below an already posted comment. To see what\'s new, refresh your screen, or check your email box.\n\nComments and questions are still welcome and will be responded to after the live chat window. You can post a question or comment anytime and people who have participated will get an email notification so they can respond.\n\nIf you are a Twitter fan, we have set up #JReporterJAchat as well.\n\nWe\'ve linked to a fact sheet and short video explaining JReporter in the resource listing, above. John, I\'d like to ask you to respond to Christian\'s points, and then give us a quick explainer: How do people use JReporter?', 0, '1', '', '', 348, 17),
(354, 11622, 'Christian Gaston', 'csgaston@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/christian.gaston.12', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-29 10:43:18', '2012-08-29 17:43:18', 'So I\'d be curious to know what size of communities this tool has been successful with.', 0, '1', '', '', 351, 0),
(355, 11622, 'John Juliano', 'john@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/john-juliano/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-29 10:43:27', '2012-08-29 17:43:27', 'Hi, we’re learning about our market. In our experience so far, the interest seems vary between media companies with similar profiles. The interest at the lower level has been from chains that own a group of newspapers.… We are also targeting TV and news radio.', 0, '1', '', '', 351, 0),
(356, 11622, 'Duncan Suss', 'duncan8r@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/duncan8r/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-29 10:43:39', '2012-08-29 17:43:39', 'Hello Emily, Jo Ann, and John.\n\nIt seems that in addition to dwindling reporting staff, newspapers have dwindling editorial staff; the days when our newsroom had several wire editors (who are the natural gatekeepers for externally-sourced content, IMO) are long gone.\n\nDo you have any thoughts as to how community contributions might best be collected, identified as \"of interest\", and acted upon by today\'s newsrooms?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(357, 11622, 'Jo Ann Froelich', 'joann.froelich@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jo-ann-froelich/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-29 10:44:02', '2012-08-29 17:44:02', 'If you want to build a stronger relationship with your community then this tool was designed to help you do that, it really doesn\'t matter the size of your organization. This provides you with citizen journalists and content you otherwise wouldn\'t be able to cover.', 0, '1', '', '', 348, 0),
(358, 11622, 'Jo Ann Froelich', 'joann.froelich@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jo-ann-froelich/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-29 10:44:48', '2012-08-29 17:44:48', 'The same principles apply to broadcasting as well.', 0, '1', '', '', 348, 0),
(359, 11622, 'John Juliano', 'john@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/john-juliano/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-29 10:45:45', '2012-08-29 17:45:45', 'Christian,The product is just being released. We are actively looking for pilot projects. If you might be interested, please talk to us after the chat.', 0, '1', '', '', 351, 0),
(360, 11622, 'Jo Ann Froelich', 'joann.froelich@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jo-ann-froelich/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-29 10:51:05', '2012-08-29 17:51:05', 'When I attend high school sports events, the number of smart phones being used to take pictures and send updates to friends and family is over 75%. These are Moms, Dads, schoolmates, grandmothers, etc. There are lots of events that concern or interest your customers but they don\'t have access to share this content with their media company.', 0, '1', '', '', 348, 0),
(361, 11622, 'John Juliano', 'john@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/john-juliano/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-29 10:51:22', '2012-08-29 17:51:22', 'Duncan, there seem to be several approaches to this. One is to use JReporter\'s assignment feature to ask your audience for specific coverage. This engages the audience, assures them that what they contribute is of interest, and gets the media company content which is of interest to them.\n\nA second approach, which were working with for a project in the DC area, is to have the community rates content for both trustworthiness and interest, which in turn ranks the contributor.', 0, '1', '', '', 356, 0),
(362, 11622, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-29 10:52:12', '2012-08-29 17:52:12', 'Is JReporter like an app, basically, from the point of view of the community members?', 0, '1', '', '', 360, 17),
(363, 11622, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-29 10:53:15', '2012-08-29 17:53:15', 'John, let\'s back up a little bit. Could you walk people through the basics? How do people use JReporter?', 0, '1', '', '', 361, 17),
(364, 11622, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-29 10:55:17', '2012-08-29 17:55:17', 'And for Duncan, I\'m interested, where do you think people - v. technology -  are crucial in the process you described -  collecting, identifying as of interest, and acting on community contributions?', 0, '1', '', '', 361, 17),
(365, 11622, 'John Juliano', 'john@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/john-juliano/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-29 10:57:31', '2012-08-29 17:57:31', 'Sure, Emily.\n\nJReporter is a white labeled product, meaning that media company will have a version that is branded for them and potentially a sponsor.\n\nJReporter user receives messages and headlines from the media company. The JReporter user can contribute to the media company by sending video, stills, text and audio grouped into a story that the media company receives in a manner similar to a wire.', 0, '1', '', '', 361, 0);
INSERT INTO `wp_comments` (`comment_ID`, `comment_post_ID`, `comment_author`, `comment_author_email`, `comment_author_url`, `comment_author_IP`, `comment_date`, `comment_date_gmt`, `comment_content`, `comment_karma`, `comment_approved`, `comment_agent`, `comment_type`, `comment_parent`, `user_id`) VALUES
(366, 11622, 'John Juliano', 'john@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/john-juliano/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-29 10:58:25', '2012-08-29 17:58:25', 'So JReporter facilitates a two-way conversation between the media company and its audience.', 0, '1', '', '', 361, 0),
(367, 11622, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-29 10:58:37', '2012-08-29 17:58:37', 'Why would people want to do this?', 0, '1', '', '', 361, 17),
(368, 11622, 'John Juliano', 'john@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/john-juliano/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-29 11:02:11', '2012-08-29 18:02:11', 'Christian, regarding the age of the JReporter user, there will clearly be a tilt towards younger users, some websites and topics that are the focus of the younger audience will most likely get the most enthusiastic coverage. Having said that, I think they\'re very few working people who are not smart phone users.\n\nSo, while adults may not be Twitter and social media users there certainly smart phone users and engaged in texting… how else does one speak to one\'s own teenager?', 0, '1', '', '', 351, 0),
(369, 11622, 'Jo Ann Froelich', 'joann.froelich@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jo-ann-froelich/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-29 11:02:50', '2012-08-29 18:02:50', 'Just like other apps they use on their smart phones.', 0, '1', '', '', 360, 0),
(370, 11622, 'Christian Gaston', 'csgaston@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/christian.gaston.12', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-29 11:08:28', '2012-08-29 18:08:28', 'One more question: It looks like the app allows media outlets to push their content to users as well as solicit content from readers. Could it fill in the gaps for media orgs without mobile apps for their content, or is this really it\'s own thing?', 0, '1', '', '', 351, 0),
(371, 11622, 'John Juliano', 'john@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/john-juliano/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-29 11:09:13', '2012-08-29 18:09:13', 'Why would people want to do this:\n\nA variety reasons: in general, people want to contribute and have a say in the coverage of events that are of interest to them.\n\nWith the JReporter\'s assignment feature users will respond to a request for coverage from a media outlet with which they have an allegiance.\n\nWe\'ve also added a rewards feature, which we know will not be the sole reason someone contributes, but it adds to the experience.\n\nIn short, the audience wants to be engaged. Some will do it for the thrill of seeing their name in “print.” Others because they want to contribute and direct coverage, some for the rewards and others to be part of the process.', 0, '1', '', '', 361, 0),
(372, 11622, 'Duncan Suss', 'duncan8r@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/duncan8r/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-29 11:09:33', '2012-08-29 18:09:33', '@Emily: as I see it, there are 2 spaces.\n\nOne is similar to this event -- all welcome to post their comments on a subject, but quite clearly defined as such. Readers\' comments on a story posted online, for example -- as often arguing with each other or tangential to the subject as actually contributing factual matter to the story.\n\nThe other space is news gathering and dissemination -- where the factual content of the story actually matters, and the reputation of the newspaper hinges (somewhat) on getting it right. In this case it\'s important to know that the video clip of rising seawater (for example) was actually taken in the French Quarter today, and an editor must make the judgment call whether to publish or not.', 0, '1', '', '', 361, 0),
(373, 11622, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-29 11:10:50', '2012-08-29 18:10:50', 'Jo Ann, I have a question from Mary Turck, editor of the TC Daily Planet in Minneapolis/St. Paul. She couldn\'t join us live, but sent us a note asking about price, and also asking about how the content people send integrates with a newsrooms\' CMS. She wrote: \"I suspect the main breakdown will be in the \"intergration with your CMS.\" That\'s never as easy as it sounds.\"', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(374, 11622, 'Jo Ann Froelich', 'joann.froelich@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jo-ann-froelich/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-29 11:10:53', '2012-08-29 18:10:53', 'People want to be engaged especially about topics they care about, Facebook and Twitter have proven that. They want a voice in their community.', 0, '1', '', '', 361, 0),
(375, 11622, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-29 11:13:09', '2012-08-29 18:13:09', 'You\'ve said that JJCS is a mission driven organization, that you want newspapers (in whatever form - digital, etc) to be the center of their communities. What\'s your vision of a new incarnation?', 0, '1', '', '', 361, 17),
(376, 11622, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-29 11:13:46', '2012-08-29 18:13:46', 'To clarify, a new incarnation of newspaper/community relationship? And how does that drive JReporter?', 0, '1', '', '', 361, 17),
(377, 11622, 'John Juliano', 'john@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/john-juliano/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-29 11:14:11', '2012-08-29 18:14:11', 'Christian, to be honest, it is our hope that JReporter will become the single app for many outlets.\n\nWe are strong fans of HTML5 and strongly feel that by developing responsive website content can be displayed on all format devices, so that by directing headlines out through JReporter users access the news outlets coverage from within JReporter, keeping the user engaged and from straying outside the app.\n\nWhen the four components of JReporter: content contribution, directed ads, GPS directed messaging and linked headlines to access content are combined, we feel that the user will stay engaged with the media outlet from within a single app. (JReporter uses an internal Web browser.)', 0, '1', '', '', 351, 0),
(378, 11622, 'Duncan Suss', 'duncan8r@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/duncan8r/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-29 11:16:23', '2012-08-29 18:16:23', 'Not wishing to step on Jo Ann\'s toes, but ... I don\'t see any reason this should be more complicated than integrating AP or Reuters news feeds into a CMS', 0, '1', '', '', 373, 0),
(379, 11622, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-29 11:17:00', '2012-08-29 18:17:00', '@Duncan - as you assess the potential of JReporter, what do you see as most likely / least likely to work - in terms of getting content, engaging community, AND bringing in revenue? All points it\'s designed to deliver.', 0, '1', '', '', 361, 17),
(380, 11622, 'Jo Ann Froelich', 'joann.froelich@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jo-ann-froelich/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-29 11:18:40', '2012-08-29 18:18:40', 'Hi Mary, The price is based on the number of titles you set up. This is a one time cost+maintenance, no monthy fees. You own the application and the content! It integrates the same as a wire feed so your editors view the content and use it the same way they use wire content, so training is minimal.', 0, '1', '', '', 373, 0),
(381, 11622, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-29 11:19:38', '2012-08-29 18:19:38', 'Jo Ann or John, what exactly would a newsroom need to do to start using this? Even if JReporter can assuage Mary\'s concern that CMS integration is always trickier than promised, what kind of commitment / resources / community engagement does it take to get this app in people\'s hands, and get content coming in?\n\nOr might some newsrooms just use it for reporters?', 0, '1', '', '', 378, 17),
(382, 11622, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-29 11:21:04', '2012-08-29 18:21:04', 'Thanks Jo Ann. What do you mean by the number of titles? Can you give her a ballpark figure? Or a comp - would it be like the cost of an AP feed?', 0, '1', '', '', 380, 17),
(383, 11622, 'John Juliano', 'john@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/john-juliano/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-29 11:22:01', '2012-08-29 18:22:01', 'Emily, let me answer the technical part of the question.\n\nWe don’t expect the CMS interface to be a problem. We’re all very experienced newspaper system vendor people. In general terms, we deliver content in the forms that CMS systems are able to process, this includes RSS feed and IPTC format.\n\nThe stories are categorized into six dynamic categories determined by the media company, so that stories can be automatically routed by the CMS to the appropriate desk/basket/queue.\n\nWe don’t expect problems here.\n\nOne note, the content is delivered in the form of a ‘‘story’’ rather than a stream of discreet assets.', 0, '1', '', '', 373, 0),
(384, 11622, 'Christian Gaston', 'csgaston@gmail.com', 'http://www.facebook.com/christian.gaston.12', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-29 11:23:17', '2012-08-29 18:23:17', 'So essentially it\'s a mobile application for news outlets that don\'t have one, with a crowd-sourcing component built in that has elements of interactive gaming (tasks/reward system). I can see potential there. Food for thought.', 0, '1', '', '', 351, 0),
(385, 11622, 'Duncan Suss', 'duncan8r@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/duncan8r/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-29 11:25:14', '2012-08-29 18:25:14', '@Emily: neither content nor revenue will happen without community engagement -- to focus on those two without having a solid game plan on how to build community interest, trust and engagement would be hopeless IMO.', 0, '1', '', '', 361, 0),
(386, 11622, 'John Juliano', 'john@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/john-juliano/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-29 11:26:28', '2012-08-29 18:26:28', 'Startup is very quick from a technical point of view (and yes, we believe JReporter would be a great tool for staff). We see that larger effort in building awareness of JReporter and demand for it.\n\nTwo notes: Because JReporter has built in advertising revenue opportunities, teaming with a sponsor for JReporter encourages that sponsor to promote JReporter.\n\nSecondly, we provide media company marketing experience to help with this very important JReporter-Launch effort.', 0, '1', '', '', 378, 0),
(387, 11622, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-29 11:27:31', '2012-08-29 18:27:31', 'But what do you think it will take for a news room to get people to use it? How much outreach, promotion, etc?', 0, '1', '', '', 378, 17),
(388, 11622, 'Duncan Suss', 'duncan8r@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/duncan8r/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-29 11:27:44', '2012-08-29 18:27:44', '(cont.) ... of course, \"interest, trust and engagement\" are non-technical issues -- any organization thinking they can buy a product that does their work for them is delusional (again, IMO!)', 0, '1', '', '', 361, 0),
(389, 11622, 'John Juliano', 'john@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/john-juliano/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-29 11:30:16', '2012-08-29 18:30:16', 'Duncan has brought up a very important point about factualness. We have added a number of features to make spoofing difficult, these include GPS coding of all assets and including the verified phone number of the contributor. To preserve privacy, all personal info is stored only on the handheld device -- phone number is transmitted to the outlet only when the user contribute. The user is aware of this.', 0, '1', '', '', 361, 0),
(390, 11622, 'John Juliano', 'john@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/john-juliano/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-29 11:31:10', '2012-08-29 18:31:10', 'Christian, that is our goal.', 0, '1', '', '', 351, 0),
(391, 11622, 'Jo Ann Froelich', 'joann.froelich@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jo-ann-froelich/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-29 11:32:00', '2012-08-29 18:32:00', 'The Daily Planet is a title and covers a geographic region. We offer tiered pricing based on the size of the project.', 0, '1', '', '', 380, 0),
(392, 11622, 'John Juliano', 'john@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/john-juliano/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-08-29 11:40:36', '2012-08-29 18:40:36', 'Emily: You’ve said that JJCS is a mission driven organization, that you want newspapers (in whatever form – digital, etc) to be the center of their communities. What’s your vision of a new incarnation?\n\nTo answer this question it is important not to be sidetracked by technology. Technology will change and even JReporter will one day seem quaint.\n\nThe answer is best answered in terms of services the organization provides to its audience,\n\nA newspaper needs to serve its community -- trite, I know. This means provide information about the community (physical or special interest) as a trusted source. The information must be of interest to the community and must encourage the voices of the community to be heard.\n\nIn today’s world, I can suggest the technologies to encourage all of this, but technology is only the medium.\n\nOur slogan is ‘‘where the community comes to learn about itself.’’ ™ I believe so very strongly that newspapers must be that place that we trade marked the slogan so we can out all of our efforts behind this. JReporter is just a tool to help news organizations return there.', 0, '1', '', '', 361, 0),
(393, 11622, 'Jo Ann Froelich', 'joann.froelich@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jo-ann-froelich/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-29 11:41:45', '2012-08-29 18:41:45', 'We must rebuild a trusted relationship between the consumer and the media company. There was a time we could trust what we read but the internet changed Provide us with content I care about when and where and in the format I am using. The content must include advertising, events and news.', 0, '1', '', '', 361, 0),
(394, 11622, 'John Juliano', 'john@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/john-juliano/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-29 11:43:34', '2012-08-29 18:43:34', 'Emily: And how does that drive JReporter?\n\nBriefly, by being the conduit for the back and forward flow of the conversation between the media company and its audience.\n\nIt is now a mobile world… This is the world we defined JReporter for.', 0, '1', '', '', 361, 0),
(395, 11622, 'John Juliano', 'john@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/john-juliano/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-08-29 11:47:07', '2012-08-29 18:47:07', 'Emily, this was a blast. We had a wonderful time speaking with everyone. We hope we answered everyone’s questions and hope everyone will contact us directly.\n\nThank you so much for this opportunity.\n\n--john', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(396, 11622, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-08-29 11:48:46', '2012-08-29 18:48:46', 'Many thanks to you and Jo Ann!', 0, '1', '', '', 395, 17),
(397, 11622, 'Tiffany Shackelford', 'tiffany@aan.org', 'http://www.phase2technology.com', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-18 17:20:06', '2012-09-19 00:20:06', 'Hi John. I am the executive director of the Association of Alternative Newsmedia. This would be an amazing tool for our 128 news organizations. Let me know if we can chat more.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(398, 11622, 'John Juliano', 'john@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/john-juliano/', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-18 17:29:11', '2012-09-19 00:29:11', 'Hi Tiffany. Let’s set up a time at your convenience. You can reach me at +1.404.327.6010 or on Skype at johnjuliano\n\nI’m in the office all day tomorrow. Shall we plan to speak sometime during the day?', 0, '1', '', '', 397, 0),
(399, 11622, 'Tiffany Shackelford', 'tiffany@aan.org', 'http://www.phase2technology.com', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-18 18:05:12', '2012-09-19 01:05:12', 'Sounds great. I\'ll call you around 3 eastern!', 0, '1', '', '', 398, 0),
(400, 11622, 'John Juliano', 'john@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/john-juliano/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-09-18 20:54:28', '2012-09-19 03:54:28', 'We’ll speak then.', 0, '1', '', '', 398, 0),
(401, 11622, 'Tiffany Shackelford', 'tiffany@aan.org', 'http://www.phase2technology.com', '10.13.66.82', '2012-09-19 17:31:07', '2012-09-20 00:31:07', 'John I\'m sorry I missed you today. Do you have time either now or tomorrow late afternoon?', 0, '1', '', '', 398, 0),
(402, 11622, 'John Juliano', 'john@jjcs.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/john-juliano/', '10.13.66.82', '2012-09-19 17:39:05', '2012-09-20 00:39:05', 'Now is fine.', 0, '1', '', '', 398, 0),
(403, 12360, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-14 13:58:09', '2012-09-14 20:58:09', 'This year (2012), the Poynter Kent State Media Ethics Workshop takes on political coverage – a frequent trigger of reporting and online responses that add more heat than light. The JA is excited to partner with <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/resources/the-poynter-institute/\" rel=\"nofollow\">Poynter</a>, Kent State, <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/resources/the-civic-commons/\" rel=\"nofollow\">The Civic Commons</a> and participants at this year’s workshop to kickoff a new ethics best practices guide to political coverage.\n\nWe’re starting right here: asking for examples of reporting you\'ve done or seen that raised ethical issues - including civility, accuracy, transparency (in reporting, social media and in campaigning). <a href=\"http://www.ethics.org.au/living-ethics/politics-ethics-and-role-media\" rel=\"nofollow\">This 20-year-old column</a>, focused on Australian politics, asserts a theory worth considering in political coverage today: \"The media can have a very positive effect on the motivation of politicians who are struggling to improve the standard of their conduct.\" Should we? And if so, how?\n', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(404, 12360, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-14 13:58:48', '2012-09-14 20:58:48', 'Here is one <a href=\"http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/obama-romney-kicking-off-week-of-intense-courting-of-key-groups-battleground-states/2012/09/16/8be06a4e-0065-11e2-bbf0-e33b4ee2f0e8_story.html\" rel=\"nofollow\">typical example</a> of on-the-trail coverage: Obama \"touts\" a U.S. lawsuit accusing China of unfair trade practices and \"taunt[s] Romney for gaps in his deficit-cutting promises.\" The story also focuses on a newly surfaced video of Romney at private donor event.\n\nA few hours after the AP story went up on the Washington Post website, the <a href=\"http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/obama-romney-kicking-off-week-of-intense-courting-of-key-groups-battleground-states/2012/09/16/8be06a4e-0065-11e2-bbf0-e33b4ee2f0e8_allComments.html?ctab=all_&\" rel=\"nofollow\">50-some comments</a> included one commenter calling another an \"Idiot or a fool from France,\" another accuses \"you liberal idiots\" of \"just throw[ing] around meaningless phrases.\" There\'s this barb too: \"You just have a terrible candidate - nothing personal.\" And the reply: \"You have a horrible president.\"\n\nAre there ways political reporting could bridge the divide? Is there an ethical obligation to do so?\n\nIn addition to civility and responses to coverage, other ethical issues in election season might come up around fact-checking, transparency of interests (of supporters, candidates, and journalists), and political ads.\n\nShare your examples of either unmet ethical challenges or great practices in political coverage, and help lay the groundwork for a new ethics guide. ', 0, '1', '', '', 403, 17),
(405, 12360, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-16 18:44:47', '2012-09-17 01:44:47', 'I\'m a big fan of the work of <a href=\"http://www.theatlantic.com/ta-nehisi-coates/\" rel=\"nofollow\">Ta-nehisi Coates</a> at <a href=\"http://www.theatlantic.com\" rel=\"nofollow\">The Atlantic</a>, particularly how he fosters community among commenters and shuts down conversations when they\'re about to go off the rails.', 0, '1', '', '', 404, 0),
(406, 12360, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-16 18:47:37', '2012-09-17 01:47:37', 'One of the most illustrative examples of a twitter meltdown came from <a href=\"http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/08/20/dave-catanese-politico-todd-akin-rape_n_1810222.html\" rel=\"nofollow\">Politico reporter Dave Catanese</a> in the wake of Todd Akin\'s public misunderstanding or rape and biology.', 0, '1', '', '', 404, 0),
(407, 12360, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.13.66.82', '2012-09-17 12:19:23', '2012-09-17 19:19:23', 'The folks on The Plain Dealer\'s editorial board have had some good success with <a href=\"http://www.cleveland.com/opinion/index.ssf/2012/08/merge_cities_redraw_the_cuyaho.html\" rel=\"nofollow\">this mapping tool</a> which allows members of the community to create their own revisions to the current municipality map of Cuyahoga County.', 0, '1', '', '', 404, 0),
(408, 12360, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-17 12:23:16', '2012-09-17 19:23:16', 'The Brian Lehrer show <a href=\"http://www.wnyc.org/shows/bl/are-you-being-gouged-milk/\" rel=\"nofollow\">crowd-sourced a map of the price</a> of milk to find out if consumers were being gouged.', 0, '1', '', '', 404, 0),
(409, 12360, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-17 12:27:24', '2012-09-17 19:27:24', 'Here\'s one we did: a <a href=\"http://theciviccommons.com/conversations/candidates-forum-for-the-cuyahoga-county-prosecuting-attorney-democratic-primary--2\" rel=\"nofollow\">forum for candidates for the county prosecutor in Cuyahoga County</a>.', 0, '1', '', '', 404, 0),
(410, 12360, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-21 11:45:02', '2012-09-21 18:45:02', 'Okay, Kent State 2012 was a great workshop. Very inspiring. Next Tuesday, here on the JA, we\'re continuing the conversation, digging deeper into the challenges social media present in political reporting. Poynter\'s Ellyn Angelotti will join us. We\'ll touch on these issues and more:\n\nWhat should you ask yourself before you tweet a juicy political bite? With the growing pressure to brand and engage, how much of yourself should you reveal on your personal/professional networks? How and when should you jump into a comment thread on your news site or on Facebook? How should you investigate and contextualize in your reporting small online groups that have a big voice?\n\nShare here ethical questions around social media that have come up in your work. This is the first of four online discussions to lay the ground work for a new ethics best practices guide to political reporting.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(411, 12360, 'Dan Moulthrop', 'danmoulthrop@theciviccommons.com', 'http://twitter.com/danmoulthrop', '10.44.133.106', '2012-09-24 09:33:32', '2012-09-24 16:33:32', 'Looking forward to this conversation!', 0, '1', '', '', 410, 0),
(412, 12508, 'Anca Ioana Voinea', 'anca.voinea88@yahoo.com', 'http://twitter.com/AncaVoinea', '10.8.187.62', '2012-09-07 12:55:56', '2012-09-07 19:55:56', 'Thanks for this article! News coops could play a key role in saving local journalism. It will be interesting to see whether more such news coops will emerge, building a network that could challenge the mainstream media as the Banyan Project aims to do.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(413, 13606, 'Mike Green', 'amikegreen2@yahoo.com', 'http://twitter.com/amikegreen2', '10.79.37.178', '2012-10-01 17:20:50', '2012-10-02 00:20:50', 'Cultivating a culture of contention is an ethical breach I believe should make this list. Would there be a need for Politifact if journalists were doing their homework and following up interview questions with facts that refuted distortions and factual errors uttered by elected officials and candidates? Shouldn\'t media BE the fact-checkers that Politifact was created to be? It seems apparent that either journalists are in such a rush to run with quotes of any variety from a newsmaker\'s mouth that they parrot most anything and unwittingly become the purveyors of public putrescence or they willingly engage in cultivating a culture of contention that creates the caustic political environment the electorate complains about each campaign cycle.\n\nIs it a worthwhile idea for a media platform to emerge that seeks to interview every candidate on his or her true understanding of the political opposition\'s platforms and policies, and then rate that candidate accordingly? Such a standardized practice would seek to get every candidate and incumbent on record expressing their knowledge of their opposition\'s actual position, as reviewed and graded by that opposition.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(414, 13994, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.125.42.29', '2012-11-09 12:50:23', '2012-11-09 20:50:23', 'EconoCheck pulled together resources to help reporters learn about and fact-check economic claims during the 2012 campaign. Now the election is over, we talk with co-creator David Herzog about what measureable impact this resource had, how reporters might use it and how he might seek to improve it in the future. Join us in a live Q&A on Tuesday, November 20, at 2 PM Eastern / 11 AM Pacific. Did you try to track down any economic claims of a candidate or campaign? What do you think about the way EconoCheck presents tools and information? You can start the conversation right now with your stories or questions.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(415, 13994, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.192.97.219', '2012-11-20 10:59:20', '2012-11-20 18:59:20', 'Hi everybody and welcome to this live Q&A with David Herzog, who helped launch EconoCheck this fall. Check out his bio on the upper right of this page - he\'s a long-time data expert with roots in investigative reporting. The aim of this conversation is to get more insight into how to get the most out of EconoCheck and think about how it might improve to serve publishers and reporters. We\'re expecting Mark Horvit, Executive Director of Investigative Reporters and Editors to stop by as well. IRE and Sunlight Foundation collaborated on EconoCheck. So Mark, when you\'re here, jump in and say hello. And welcome David! Thanks for being here!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 17),
(416, 13994, 'David Herzog', 'david.herzog@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/davidherzog/', '10.127.77.84', '2012-11-20 11:01:09', '2012-11-20 19:01:09', 'Hi Emily, thanks for having me here to talk about EconoCheck. I\'m happy to talk about the project and how journalists and others can use it to fact check economic claims.', 0, '1', '', '', 415, 0),
(417, 13994, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.192.97.219', '2012-11-20 11:03:00', '2012-11-20 19:03:00', 'We\'ll chat for the next hour or so. If you want to join in during this live chat, please sign in to the JA then just jump right in the thread. You can sign in by choosing your preferred social network, where you have an existing profile, and click on that social icon button on the upper right of this page. To post, write in the comment box at the top of the thread or reply below an already posted comment. To see what\'s new, refresh your screen, or check your email box.\n\nIf you\'re reading this after the live chat window, comments and questions are still welcome! The conversation thread remains open and active, so you can post a question or comment anytime and anyone who\'s participated will get an email notification so they can respond.\n\nIf you are a Twitter fan, we have set up #JAEconochkQA to share there as well.\n\nThat\'s logistics! David, could you first tell me: why this particular project at this particular time?', 0, '1', '', '', 416, 17),
(418, 13994, 'Politution', 'dean.latham@politution.com', 'http://twitter.com/L_Dean_Latham', '10.192.97.219', '2012-11-20 11:06:45', '2012-11-20 19:06:45', 'Hello David and Emily. My question is to David.\n\nAside from having available the Econocheck, don\'t journalists have a responsibility to report to the public without bias?', 0, '1', '', '', 414, 0),
(419, 13994, 'David Herzog', 'david.herzog@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/davidherzog/', '10.192.97.219', '2012-11-20 11:08:01', '2012-11-20 19:08:01', 'IRE was a collaborator on a grant that the Sunlight Foundation had gotten from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation a couple of years ago. As time progressed our two organizations agreed that it would be great to create a resource for journalists and citizens that could help them understand how economic data are created and provide direct links to those data sets. We all know that economic issues would be a big deal in the 2012 elections, so the project made sense to us.', 0, '1', '', '', 416, 0),
(420, 13994, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.127.77.84', '2012-11-20 11:08:28', '2012-11-20 19:08:28', 'Can I add to that? David, is there bias inherent in data?', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 17),
(421, 13994, 'David Herzog', 'david.herzog@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/davidherzog/', '10.79.37.178', '2012-11-20 11:12:31', '2012-11-20 19:12:31', 'Yes, journalists definitely need to strive to report without bias and cut through the spin that happens in political campaigns (any beyond). What we\'ve always promoted here at IRE is using source data and documents to report on what\'s really happening To that end, EconoCheck is a good tool, because it allows journalists and other to independently test what others are saying about the economy. (More)', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 0),
(422, 13994, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.192.97.219', '2012-11-20 11:14:42', '2012-11-20 19:14:42', 'It\'s structured in a way that gives an easy entry to data. For people who haven\'t looked at it yet, you\'ve essentially picked a couple dozen providers of economic data, in a handful of major topic areas (housing, health care, taxes, prices, spending and jobs), then provided some basic background information about what purpose the data serves, and provided links to go straight to it. I particularly like the \"Good to know\" feature that adds helpful context/tips and pitfalls.\n\nWere you able to survey what other aggregators were available, to see what specific need you could fulfill? Who did you imagine your primary \"customer\" would be?', 0, '1', '', '', 416, 17),
(423, 13994, 'David Herzog', 'david.herzog@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/davidherzog/', '10.79.37.178', '2012-11-20 11:15:33', '2012-11-20 19:15:33', 'In terms of bias in the data, it\'s always good for journalists to know how the data are collected. What\'s there? What\'s missing? A lot of the economic figures we talk about on EconoCheck are gathered with surveys, which means the numbers are mere estimates. Numbers are squishy.', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 0),
(424, 13994, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.125.42.29', '2012-11-20 11:17:57', '2012-11-20 19:17:57', 'Do you know of any instances where reporting data in context (explaining what\'s \"squishy\") has led to a change in the way that data is collected?', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 17),
(425, 13994, 'Mark Horvit', 'mark@ire.org', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/markhorvit/', '10.159.0.149', '2012-11-20 11:19:07', '2012-11-20 19:19:07', 'It\'s also important to let an audience know where the numbers a journalist cites are coming from. EconoCheck steers journalists to reliable sources for stats and numbers, and then as long as journalists attribute the numbers they use to those sources, the public can decide how credible it thinks they are.', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 0),
(426, 13994, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.115.55.72', '2012-11-20 11:19:22', '2012-11-20 19:19:22', 'Politution - you\'re a talk show host. How do you bring data into your conversations?', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 17),
(427, 13994, 'David Herzog', 'david.herzog@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/davidherzog/', '10.115.55.72', '2012-11-20 11:20:46', '2012-11-20 19:20:46', 'We intentionally built the site so it would be easy to navigate. Journalists on deadline are our primary audience right now, kept the design simple, allowing them to drill down to the information that they need. The \"Good to Know\" feature is something that we adapted from that we provide to IRE members who buy data from our database library.', 0, '1', '', '', 416, 0),
(428, 13994, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.125.42.29', '2012-11-20 11:23:15', '2012-11-20 19:23:15', 'Hi Mark, thanks for joining in! I know this was designed with Election 2012 in mind. What do you want to do with it next? We work a lot with small, startup investigative or community publishers who are super busy doing a million things for their organizations. How could you make it even more useful to publishers, and reporters?', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 17),
(429, 13994, 'Mark Horvit', 'mark@ire.org', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/markhorvit/', '10.79.37.178', '2012-11-20 11:26:40', '2012-11-20 19:26:40', 'We\'re looking at that now, and talking with our partners at the Sunlight Foundation, and will have more to announce soon. There are plenty of potential uses for the data in EconoCheck that go far beyond the election, as economic data can be a bedrock of many stories, or can be something that answers a quick question or adds depth.', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 0),
(430, 13994, 'Mark Horvit', 'mark@ire.org', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/markhorvit/', '10.79.37.178', '2012-11-20 11:27:10', '2012-11-20 19:27:10', 'If anyone joining in today has suggestions or ideas, we\'d be very thankful for the input.', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 0),
(431, 13994, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.127.77.84', '2012-11-20 11:29:50', '2012-11-20 19:29:50', 'Without jumping any announcements, what might you imagine? For example, I can see an easy feed of contextualized economic data potentially serving a small publisher. A story about local economic trends that updates itself and shows up on the front page...\n\nA second question also, Mark: I realize your target audience is reporters and David mentioned in this conversation spreading the word through IRE workshops, etc., which seems like a smart strategy. But you\'ve provided such a nice wrap-around of context for the datasets you link to, that it seems like EconoCheck could also be useful for people who do not traditionally mine economic data for stories or informing their communities. How do you imagine you might break that barrier with this or something like it? ', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 17),
(432, 13994, 'David Herzog', 'david.herzog@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/davidherzog/', '10.127.77.84', '2012-11-20 11:30:15', '2012-11-20 19:30:15', 'We did look at a bunch of different resources on the web. I know that the folks at Sunlight, headed by editorial director Bill Allison, had already scoured federal government websites for data. I also looked at some sites, like the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Federal Reserve banks. Bill and I had a number of conversations and narrowed down the two dozen numbers that we thought were the most important in terms of the elections and economy. If other issues arise, we can add information about other data sets to EconoCheck.', 0, '1', '', '', 416, 0),
(433, 13994, 'Ramiro Agosto', 'ragosto333@gmail.com', 'https://profiles.google.com/ragosto333', '10.192.97.219', '2012-11-20 11:32:56', '2012-11-20 19:32:56', 'Hi. I\'ve been looking at your tool, and I was wondering if you have any concrete examples of how it works, or any stories people have written using results from the tool? I am thinking of using it to do research on a very small community.', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 0),
(434, 13994, 'David Herzog', 'david.herzog@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/davidherzog/', '10.159.0.149', '2012-11-20 11:37:13', '2012-11-20 19:37:13', 'I can\'t think of any recent instances where reporting by journalists has led to a revision in data-collection methods. However, the National Association of Realtors in 2011 did lower its home sales figures after other researchers questioned the group\'s methods. http://economistsoutlook.blogs.realtor.org/2011/12/14/qa-on-re-benchmarking-of-home-sales/', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 0),
(435, 13994, 'Politution', 'dean.latham@politution.com', 'http://twitter.com/L_Dean_Latham', '10.192.97.219', '2012-11-20 11:37:55', '2012-11-20 19:37:55', 'Yes I am a show host. I use several resources to gather my information. From Fact Check sites to the archives and government web sites. I also bring in non-partisan guests to discuss the issues.\n\nWhat I have found is that there is factual information on the government sites. You have to look for it.And never rely on just one source. I pull all the documentation I can before I jump to conclusions. Its not an exact science because there is so much misinformation out there.\n\nImportantly, I rely on very little of what the media reports because all too often they highlight something that leans towards their way of thinking. Rather than reporting on all of the facts equally. It is not easy gathering the facts because there is so much bias.', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 0),
(436, 13994, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.127.77.84', '2012-11-20 11:39:08', '2012-11-20 19:39:08', 'So, Politution, how could EconoCheck structure their entry into data in a way that would be MOST helpful to you?', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 17),
(437, 13994, 'David Herzog', 'david.herzog@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/davidherzog/', '10.115.55.72', '2012-11-20 11:40:14', '2012-11-20 19:40:14', 'We\'ve been digging around for some examples, but haven\'t found any yet, unfortunately. Our tool is still pretty new and we hope to spread the word more by integrating it more into IRE training, which we do a lot of. I\'d love to hear how you think it could help you.', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 0),
(438, 13994, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.192.97.219', '2012-11-20 11:41:36', '2012-11-20 19:41:36', 'David, you\'ve been in data digging and reporting for a long time. As you were putting this tool together, did anything surprise you, or was there anything you found lacking - data you think would be really useful to have?', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 17),
(439, 13994, 'Politution', 'dean.latham@politution.com', 'http://twitter.com/L_Dean_Latham', '10.159.0.149', '2012-11-20 11:41:54', '2012-11-20 19:41:54', 'For me its all about the documentation. We want to see the documents that support fact checks.', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 0),
(440, 13994, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.115.55.72', '2012-11-20 11:43:27', '2012-11-20 19:43:27', 'Ramiro - how small is the community you are looking to report on? Because all these data sets are national - right David? How can people use this to report on their communities?', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 17),
(441, 13994, 'Ramiro Agosto', 'ragosto333@gmail.com', 'https://profiles.google.com/ragosto333', '10.159.0.149', '2012-11-20 11:47:33', '2012-11-20 19:47:33', 'I was hoping to be able to apply it to economic claims made by politicians in my city (Burlington, VT). So I suppose that wouldn\'t be plausible. Maybe that is a suggestion for future improvements, if possible? Being able to shorten the scale?', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 0),
(442, 13994, 'David Herzog', 'david.herzog@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/davidherzog/', '10.115.55.72', '2012-11-20 11:51:27', '2012-11-20 19:51:27', 'Emily, the biggest takeaway for me was getting reminded, over and over, that statistics are numbers created by people and thus are flawed. As I mentioned before, a lot of the key indicators are based on surveys, so they are only estimates. Sometimes agencies use old data. For instance, if the U.S. DOT lacks a state\'s vehicle registration data, it sometimes uses data from an earlier year. http://ire.org/resource-center/econocheck/vehicle-registrations/', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 0),
(443, 13994, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.159.0.149', '2012-11-20 11:54:54', '2012-11-20 19:54:54', 'If you\'re chasing data that isn\'t contextualized on EconoCheck, how do you find the context that helps you identify the flaws? I would imagine there\'s some documentation around the data to check, but also perhaps real-life sources to check with?', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 17),
(444, 13994, 'David Herzog', 'david.herzog@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/davidherzog/', '10.159.0.149', '2012-11-20 11:56:01', '2012-11-20 19:56:01', 'Some of the data that\'s referenced on EconoCheck does go down to the metropolitan statistical area, so you might be able to use some, assuming it\'s on point with what you\'re reporting. You bring up a good point for us: most reporting that\'s local demands more fine-grained data that U.S. source offer.', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 0),
(445, 13994, 'Ramiro Agosto', 'ragosto333@gmail.com', 'https://profiles.google.com/ragosto333', '10.192.97.219', '2012-11-20 11:59:03', '2012-11-20 19:59:03', 'Thank you so much for your input, David. I really appreciate what you are trying to do with this tool and I look forward to exploring the possibilities for its use.', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 0),
(446, 13994, 'David Herzog', 'david.herzog@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/davidherzog/', '10.127.77.84', '2012-11-20 12:02:02', '2012-11-20 20:02:02', 'Yes, this was a good point that Politution made, too. Journalists should read any documentation (including any original survey forms) that accompanies online data. Read the FAQs, read the About the data pages. Look for contact information so you can find the experts if you need help understanding the data. In my experience, the people who create the data are happy to help journalists understand it better.', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 0),
(447, 13994, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.192.97.219', '2012-11-20 12:03:33', '2012-11-20 20:03:33', 'Dig and dig some more! Thank you very much for helping us dig into EconoCheck more, and please do share here any new tweaks, additions, iterations, etc. Very nice to talk with you!', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 17),
(448, 13994, 'David Herzog', 'david.herzog@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/davidherzog/', '10.192.97.219', '2012-11-20 12:04:35', '2012-11-20 20:04:35', 'Thanks for having me Emily, I enjoyed the chat and am looking forward to more conversations and suggestions!', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 0),
(449, 13994, 'Mark Horvit', 'mark@ire.org', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/markhorvit/', '10.192.97.219', '2012-11-20 13:40:12', '2012-11-20 21:40:12', 'I wanted to jump in and answer a couple of points that came up earlier. As far as reaching beyond the journalism community, I agree that EconoCheck has all sorts of value to many other professions and members of the general public. While many of the items on our website are for IRE members only, EconoCheck is open to anyone. We do have some experience with creating tools with utility beyond journalism. Census.IRE.org is an online tool that makes Census data easy to find, use and compare. While it was designed with journalists in mind, it\'s been used by a much larger constituency (my daughter used it for a school project). The trick for us is getting the word out beyond our normal circles. I think that with the Census tool, a lot of that came from people who ran across it through Google (or other search engines), then helped spread the word. News organizations also sometimes referenced it in artiicles. (The fact that the name is also the website address helped, I think). Hopefully something like that can happen with EconoCheck as well, especially once it\'s not tied so specifically to the election.', 0, '1', '', '', 418, 0),
(450, 13977, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.192.97.219', '2012-10-12 13:25:03', '2012-10-12 20:25:03', 'Wednesday, October 17th at 2pm Eastern, 11am Pacific: Join SocialNewsDesk founder Kimberly Wilson and social media curator Cynthia Parkhill in a live, online conversation exploring buying a system to centralize your social operations, or patching together your own from the myriad of free online tools. From Facebook & Twitter to analytics and team workflow - tips from the experts to better manage all the bits and pieces of your outreach, research and overall social media strategy.\n\nWhat are your biggest challenges/frustrations? What tools have worked best for you? Join us during the live window, or post a comment or question here before the conversation and we will be sure to address it!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 12),
(451, 13977, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.192.97.219', '2012-10-17 10:55:58', '2012-10-17 17:55:58', 'Welcome to the JA live conversation about social media management. This is the fourth in our new series of discussions related to the <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/resource-index/\" rel=\"nofollow\">Resources</a> we list on the JA. These conversations are designed to learn more about the possibilities each resource offers, be it a tool, a report, a business model, a talk, an organization or something else useful to journalists and publishers. They are also a place to give feedback. What would YOU, as a user, like to know?\n\nToday, Kimberly Wilson, founder of social media management system SocialNewsDesk, and Cynthia Parkhill, a multifaceted social media curator, are here to talk about the ins and outs of social media strategy and management. Both have years of experience in utilizing social media to promote causes and engage audiences. Kim and Cynthia, welcome! Thank you so much for being here.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 12),
(452, 13977, 'Kimberly Wilson', 'kwilson@socialnewsdesk.com', 'http://www.socialnewsdesk.com', '10.79.37.178', '2012-10-17 10:59:00', '2012-10-17 17:59:00', 'Thanks Nicole! I\'m excited to be here.', 0, '1', '', '', 451, 0),
(453, 13977, 'Cynthia Parkhill', 'cynthiaparkhill1730@yahoo.com', 'http://twitter.com/CynthiaParkhill', '10.127.77.84', '2012-10-17 11:01:12', '2012-10-17 18:01:12', 'Hello Nicole and Kimberly!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(454, 13977, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.79.37.178', '2012-10-17 11:03:58', '2012-10-17 18:03:58', 'For everyone tuning in, we’ll talk live for the next hour. To join the discussion, please sign in to the JA, then just jump right in the thread. You can sign in by choosing your preferred social network in the upper right hand corner of the page and clicking on that social icon button. Once you’re signed in you will be able to post: to post, hit “reply” to an already posted comment. To see new comments, refresh your screen.\n\nIf you are a Twitter fan, you can also follow along with the hashtag #JASocNewsQ&A.\n\nKim, let’s begin with you. SocialNewsDesk is described as a “social media solution built by news people, for news people.” Can you describe the genesis of SocialNewsDesk, and what inspired you to start it?', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 12);
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(455, 13977, 'Kimberly Wilson', 'kwilson@socialnewsdesk.com', 'http://www.socialnewsdesk.com', '10.79.37.178', '2012-10-17 11:07:00', '2012-10-17 18:07:00', 'Absolutely. I worked in TV newsrooms for 10 years as a Producer, EP and newsroom manager. Social media management was one of my (many) responsibilities and I didn\'t think any of the tools out there were working in a newsroom environment. So, I started working with some very talented people who have a ton of newsroom experience to brainstorm the perfect social media tool for newsrooms... and that\'s how SocialNewsDesk really came about.', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 0),
(456, 13977, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.79.37.178', '2012-10-17 11:07:39', '2012-10-17 18:07:39', 'And Cynthia, how about you? How did you get first get involved in the social media field?', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 12),
(457, 13977, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.127.77.84', '2012-10-17 11:10:03', '2012-10-17 18:10:03', 'So Kim, can you develop that further? What were some of those major challenges in utilizing social media channels, be it for advocacy work, or specifically for newsrooms in the current information ecosystem?', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 12),
(458, 13977, 'Cynthia Parkhill', 'cynthiaparkhill1730@yahoo.com', 'http://twitter.com/CynthiaParkhill', '10.115.55.72', '2012-10-17 11:12:12', '2012-10-17 18:12:12', 'I became involved as a professional and volunteer. I work for a news publisher with a social media presence and I also became involved in social media through volunteer activities: serving as PIO for a local Toastmasters club, being given administrator rights to my church\'s Facebook page and creating a social presence for my library advocacy project.', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 0),
(459, 13977, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.115.55.72', '2012-10-17 11:16:04', '2012-10-17 18:16:04', 'So Cynthia, you have a broad spectrum of experience across different organizations. Has there been anything particularly challenging for you in keeping organized while maintaining so many different accounts? What tools have you found useful?\n\nFor anyone else joining us, if you’d like to jump in, please go ahead. Tell us how you relate to the social media industry, and feel free to ask any questions.', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 12),
(460, 13977, 'Kimberly Wilson', 'kwilson@socialnewsdesk.com', 'http://www.socialnewsdesk.com', '10.79.37.178', '2012-10-17 11:18:09', '2012-10-17 18:18:09', 'In my experience, newsrooms have 3 major challenges... 1) Organization. The issue is that many newsrooms are managing dozens of social accounts simultaneously and doing so with a staff of 25+. This sets up a huge management headache Keeping track of who is doing what and measuring success. 2) Security. With that many people contributing, newsrooms often have loose password policies and there have been some real horror stories: http://on.mash.to/pjUkGh 3) Goal Setting. Often, social media is something that is done because \"everyone else is doing it\" ... rather than because the newsroom has identified specific goals that THEY are trying to achieve. That\'s always the first thing we work with our SocialNewsDesk clients to do.', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 0),
(461, 13977, 'Cynthia Parkhill', 'cynthiaparkhill1730@yahoo.com', 'http://twitter.com/CynthiaParkhill', '10.127.77.84', '2012-10-17 11:21:35', '2012-10-17 18:21:35', 'I like Tweetdeck for organizing Twitter accounts. When I follow people on Twitter, I often group them into lists. I set Tweetdeck to follow certain lists, which it then automatically updates for me. I also set it to follow particular hashtags. When I post through Tweetdeck, it lets me select which account(s) I want to post as.', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 0),
(462, 13977, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.127.77.84', '2012-10-17 11:22:00', '2012-10-17 18:22:00', 'Those are some great points, and we have definitely had that kind of input from our community. Concerning team workflow: At the JA, I am the main coordinator of all the social media posting, but receive guidance from our founder, content from our editorial director, and suggestions from our campaign manager. Team coordination can get complicated. Are there any pointers on how can we streamline the process?', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 12),
(463, 13977, 'Anne Derryberry', 'anne@imserious.net', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/anne-derryberry/', '10.115.55.72', '2012-10-17 11:23:31', '2012-10-17 18:23:31', 'I couldn\'t agree more that having a clear purpose and intention for a social media strategy is critical to success. Can you offer any advice on what kinds of goals are reasonable and/or appropriate? What\'s the best place to start?', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 0),
(464, 13977, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.115.55.72', '2012-10-17 11:31:15', '2012-10-17 18:31:15', 'Cynthia, as a volunteer, you are probably the master of your own domain. Do you have goals that you set up for yourself, or ways of measuring success? Here at the JA, we do extensive tracking of all our social media activity and try to utilize it to gain a better understanding of the community we serve. Does Tweetdeck do any analytics work for you, or are there any other tools that are helpful, perhaps Facebook \"insights?\"', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 12),
(465, 13977, 'Kimberly Wilson', 'kwilson@socialnewsdesk.com', 'http://www.socialnewsdesk.com', '10.79.37.178', '2012-10-17 11:32:08', '2012-10-17 18:32:08', 'You\'re absolutely right, Nicole. When it\'s one person posting to Facebook/Twitter - it\'s not too complicated. But when you have multiple people posting to multiple accounts...then it starts to get more difficult to manage. We do a few things at SocialNewsDesk to help our clients with this: 1) Keeping track of who posts what. We encourage our clients to give everyone in the newsroom his/her own Username and Password (and we allow unlimited users). Then, inside our SND Dashboard, newsrooms can see exactly who posted what so managers can hold staff accountable and give additional training when needed. 2) Accountability Reports. We allow managers to download reports that show everything a certain user has posted over a period of time as well as all of the associated analytics regarding the engagement those posts received. 3) User-Level Access Control. In large newsrooms, one of the biggest challenges is how to manage the Anchor and Reporter\'s Facebook/Twitter accounts along with everything else. I wrote a few articles on this: http://bit.ly/MBETL7 , http://bit.ly/NMrVPd', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 0),
(466, 13977, 'Cynthia Parkhill', 'cynthiaparkhill1730@yahoo.com', 'http://twitter.com/CynthiaParkhill', '10.115.55.72', '2012-10-17 11:36:01', '2012-10-17 18:36:01', 'I began blogging earlier this year and have begun learning about the Blogger/Google analytic function. It interests me, what topic searches bring people to my blog. I haven\'t set specific goals for my volunteer social media activity; I appreciate when people \"Like\" my Facebook page but haven\'t yet explored \"insights\" in depth.\n\nOne of the best tools I\'ve found is the Google mention alerts. I can specify keywords and get an email every time Google detects that word used on the Internet. Another tool I used when I was PIO was the Yahoo! News keyword search for \"Toastmasters.\" It gave me an idea what sorts of press releases were being submitted by other PIOs.', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 0),
(467, 13977, 'Anne Derryberry', 'anne@imserious.net', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/anne-derryberry/', '10.192.97.219', '2012-10-17 11:40:38', '2012-10-17 18:40:38', 'When a situation is unfolding - like last night\'s debate, for example - how do you stay on top of which hashtags are important? Who knew #bindersfullofwomen would be the new meme??', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 0),
(468, 13977, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.127.77.84', '2012-10-17 11:41:04', '2012-10-17 18:41:04', 'Those are great tips, thanks Cynthia. So what did you do with this information once you receive it?\n\nOne of the questions we try to address here at the JA is how to put all this data that we can collect to good use. Kim, if you could weigh in here as well: How do you practically use intel you get from your analysis?', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 12),
(469, 13977, 'Kimberly Wilson', 'kwilson@socialnewsdesk.com', 'http://www.socialnewsdesk.com', '10.79.37.178', '2012-10-17 11:42:18', '2012-10-17 18:42:18', 'Hi Anne, each organization will have different goals. But here are a few things that could be part of anyone\'s list: 1) Website Referral Traffic. Simple strategies such as including a link in all of your posts and posting to Fb/Tw when traffic is high can go a long way toward sending readers from social media to your website. 2) Brand Building and Community Outreach. We recently set up an \"Anti-Bullying Petition\" for WKBT which is the station where news Anchor, Jennifer Livingston was bullied by a viewer for her weight - http://bit.ly/P93Lkc - The newsroom wanted to rally around Jennifer and give the community a place to come together. We created a customize App for their Fan Page: http://www.facebook.com/news8000/app_512916948738163 3) Monetization. Many of our clients are successful earning revenue through Facebook contesting in particular. Some do this directly (by charging advertisers for exposure) and some do this indirectly by promoting their broadcast and thus increasing ratings: http://web.socialnewsdesk.com/case-studies', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 0),
(470, 13977, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.115.55.72', '2012-10-17 11:43:31', '2012-10-17 18:43:31', 'For instance, we keep track of all our RTs and mentions to gauge what people are most interested in, what tools and resources they find the most helpful, and then make an effort to share more of that kind of information across our networks.', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 12),
(471, 13977, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.192.97.219', '2012-10-17 11:46:18', '2012-10-17 18:46:18', 'Anne, one tool I find helpful for keeping track of trending topics & hashtags is the \"trends\" option on Twitter. You can customize it geographically or thematically. I also keep a series of columns open to track most common hashtags that journalism organizations use in my Hootsuite dashboard and monitor them regularly.', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 12),
(472, 13977, 'Cynthia Parkhill', 'cynthiaparkhill1730@yahoo.com', 'http://twitter.com/CynthiaParkhill', '10.127.77.84', '2012-10-17 11:46:34', '2012-10-17 18:46:34', 'I have a Google alert set up for my name. Thankfully no one that I am aware of is posting negative information on the Internet, but hopefully this way I will know about it.\n\nI am exploring the subject of personal \"branding\" and being aware of what others are saying about me is an important tool.\n\nThe blog analytics are helpful in determining what brings people to my blog. If my own site is the entry-point for a post, I know that I\'ve created an enticing reason for people to have followed that link.', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 0),
(473, 13977, 'Kimberly Wilson', 'kwilson@socialnewsdesk.com', 'http://www.socialnewsdesk.com', '10.79.37.178', '2012-10-17 11:47:34', '2012-10-17 18:47:34', 'I think that\'s a great strategy, Nicole. We encourage our clients to pull a report every morning showing the prior day\'s social media data. From there, they can easily see what posts (topics) got the most engagement and sent the most traffic to their website. Often, you can find a great follow up story when you look at the numbers. And you can also start to be more strategic in general with the types of news you post on Facebook and Twitter. You\'ll be able to use that data to make informed, editorial decisions about what content you want to post to social media and why.', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 0),
(474, 13977, 'Alexandra Manzano', 'amanzano@oregonian.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/alimanzano/', '10.115.55.72', '2012-10-17 11:49:35', '2012-10-17 18:49:35', 'Hello all, sorry to be tardy to the party -- just getting out of a meeting.  How is the chat going?', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 0),
(475, 13977, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.127.77.84', '2012-10-17 11:49:56', '2012-10-17 18:49:56', 'This question is specifically for Kim, but anyone else with opinions or experience in the matter, please chime in: Many of the members on our network work at small publishing operations with limited resources. At what point do you think it is worth it for media companies to invest in a social media management system such SocialNewsDesk, as opposed to trying to manage everything themselves using free tools?', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 12),
(476, 13977, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.192.97.219', '2012-10-17 11:53:15', '2012-10-17 18:53:15', 'Hi Ali, and welcome! Great to have your voice, as social media manager at the Oregonian you must have your hands full. We\'ve gotten some great tips from Kim and Cynthia on workflow, goals, analytics & brand tracking so far. Do you have any specific challenges you\'d like addressed?', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 12),
(477, 13977, 'Kimberly Wilson', 'kwilson@socialnewsdesk.com', 'http://www.socialnewsdesk.com', '10.79.37.178', '2012-10-17 11:59:52', '2012-10-17 18:59:52', 'Again, I think this comes down to goals. Generic social media tools can work very well for one person, but they fall short for newsrooms with a large team and multiple social accounts. Newsrooms using SocialNewsDesk are looking to centralize and standardize their workflow. Our platform helps managers enforce best practices and hold the newsroom staff accountable by literally reminding the staff to follow certain best practices (like not posting too much or too little and always including a link). SocialNewsDesk is also more than a posting platform. We provide a full suite of customizable, sponsorable Facebook Apps... from Contests to Elections etc. Here are a few examples:\n\nNews Content App: http://www.facebook.com/KPRC2/app_415466018504044\nFan Tally App: http://www.facebook.com/KPRC2/app_492944787398386\nElections App: http://www.facebook.com/WJXT4TheLocalStation/app_379557495442261\nContest App: http://www.facebook.com/KPRC2/app_162239813900394', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 0),
(478, 13977, 'Anne Derryberry', 'anne@imserious.net', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/anne-derryberry/', '10.79.37.178', '2012-10-17 12:01:00', '2012-10-17 19:01:00', 'Does any of you include LinkedIn in your social media strategy?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(479, 13977, 'Cynthia Parkhill', 'cynthiaparkhill1730@yahoo.com', 'http://twitter.com/CynthiaParkhill', '10.127.77.84', '2012-10-17 12:01:27', '2012-10-17 19:01:27', 'Alright, my friends, i need to leave but have enjoyed talking with you. I\'ll check back to this chat page later for any outstanding comments. My thanks to everyone for participating.', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 0),
(480, 13977, 'Kimberly Wilson', 'kwilson@socialnewsdesk.com', 'http://www.socialnewsdesk.com', '10.79.37.178', '2012-10-17 12:01:50', '2012-10-17 19:01:50', 'I should mention that the links I provided above are live Apps - and the links may not last forever. If you\'re looking for additional examples... check out www.facebook.com/socialnewsdesk', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 0),
(481, 13977, 'Alexandra Manzano', 'amanzano@oregonian.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/alimanzano/', '10.115.55.72', '2012-10-17 12:02:21', '2012-10-17 19:02:21', 'Thanks Nicole.  I was reading up on the analytics and brand-tracking convo above and one thing we struggle with here at The O is how to organize, prioritize and store social media analytics over time.  With Twitter\'s API generally being limited to 7 days back and Facebook\'s newer limitation of the 90 day window -- it is hard to find the time to pull together and analyze our many types of social media daily or even weekly.  Any suggestions? Nicole, how do you typically store Journalism Accelerator\'s RTs and mentions?', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 0),
(482, 13977, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.115.55.72', '2012-10-17 12:02:38', '2012-10-17 19:02:38', 'Great, thanks Kim. Just curious, Ali, do you use a specific social media management system? And Cynthia, do you find it hard to keep track of everything by using a variety of tools? Would it be easier to have an outside force to help you manage?', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 12),
(483, 13977, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.127.77.84', '2012-10-17 12:07:16', '2012-10-17 19:07:16', 'Anne, at the JA, we are just embarking on the LinkedIn outreach strategy. We are looking into following different discussions and groups and participating in those conversations. We also post all new content to our company page: http://www.linkedin.com/company/journalism-accelerator\n\nAli: As far as tracking goes, at the JA, we have a spreadsheet system set up. Each day I collect interaction data from the Twitter interface (Retweets, mentions, favorites, etc) and log it and systematically reply to each. I then compile a weekly report gauging sentiment and messaging success.', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 12),
(484, 13977, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.127.77.84', '2012-10-17 12:09:59', '2012-10-17 19:09:59', 'Well, we are at the end of our hour. Thank you, everyone, for a great discussion, and special thanks to Kim and Cynthia for sharing their expertise with us. If you want to continue the conversation, comments and questions are still welcome after this live window closes! This thread will remain open and active, so you can post a question or comment anytime and anyone who’s participated will get an email notification so they can respond to you as well. There will also be a blog post with highlights from the discussion that I will link to in this thread when it is published, so stay tuned!\n\nThanks again, and have a wonderful rest of your week.', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 12),
(485, 13977, 'Kimberly Wilson', 'kwilson@socialnewsdesk.com', 'http://www.socialnewsdesk.com', '10.79.37.178', '2012-10-17 12:16:32', '2012-10-17 19:16:32', 'Thanks Nicole, Cynthia and everyone who participated in our chat!', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 0),
(486, 13977, 'Nicole Staudinger', 'nicole.staudinger@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/nicole-staudinger/', '10.115.55.72', '2012-10-18 11:02:59', '2012-10-18 18:02:59', 'Ali: I didn\'t have time to get to this before, but there are a few tools that I have found to be especially useful in tracking interaction on Twitter. Crowdbooster (http://crowdbooster.com/) Is really handy: it calculates all of your Twitter interactions for you, measures impact, and makes recommendations to help you amplify reach.\n\nAlso, I don\'t know if you use Hootsuite, but you can pay $10 a month to archive up to 10,000 messages: you select a column, so, say, your \"My Tweets, Retweeted\" column, and you can save them and download them to a spreadsheet at your leisure. It can be a real time saver.\n\nHope that\'s helpful!', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 12),
(487, 13977, 'Cynthia Parkhill', 'cynthiaparkhill1730@yahoo.com', 'http://twitter.com/CynthiaParkhill', '10.192.97.219', '2012-10-18 11:36:51', '2012-10-18 18:36:51', 'Responding to the question about the point of when it is worth it to invest in a social media management system: I do not see the need for myself given the small-scale of my volunteer activities. And by trying and using the free tools for myself, I reap the additional benefit of gaining an additional skill with which to benefit an employer.', 0, '1', '', '', 452, 0),
(488, 13977, 'Cynthia Parkhill', 'cynthiaparkhill1730@yahoo.com', 'http://twitter.com/CynthiaParkhill', '10.127.77.84', '2012-10-18 11:46:28', '2012-10-18 18:46:28', 'Anne, I have a Linked In profile and I see that you do as well. I use it to showcase my work history and skills. I also joined Linked In groups that interest me in areas of journalism, social media and libraries.\n\nI\'ve begun participating in the new social ability to \"endorse\" people\'s skills. I wonder what weight endorsements will carry with employers in comparison to recommendations. It should be interesting to see how this feature is used.', 0, '1', '', '', 478, 0),
(489, 13977, 'Jamison Taffel', 'jamie@journalismaccelerator.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jamison-taffel/', '10.125.42.29', '2012-10-30 14:12:45', '2012-10-30 21:12:45', 'If you found this Q&A useful, please <a href=\"http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/resources/disqus/#comment-2568\" rel=\"nofollow\">join us</a> Thursday, Nov. 1st for our next live Q&A. This Q&A will focus on the risks and benefits of comment systems. Our featured guest is the VP of Business Development for <a href=\"http://www.disqus.com/\" rel=\"nofollow\">Disqus,</a> Ro Gupta. ', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 25),
(490, 14193, 'Jamison Taffel', 'jamie@journalismaccelerator.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jamison-taffel/', '10.115.55.72', '2012-10-25 20:27:12', '2012-10-26 03:27:12', 'Thursday, November 1st at 2pm Eastern, 11am Pacific: Join Disqus representative Ro Gupta in a live, online conversation about the potential risks and benefits of upgrading your comment system. Where is online conversation headed? How do you dissuade trolling? Should I use star ratings or thumbs-ups? Join us during the live Q&A, or if you can\'t make it, post a question here before the conversation and we\'ll be sure to bring it up in the live session.\n\nSee you then,\n\nJamie', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 25),
(491, 14193, 'Jamison Taffel', 'jamie@journalismaccelerator.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jamison-taffel/', '10.159.0.149', '2012-11-01 10:56:24', '2012-11-01 17:56:24', 'Hi everyone and welcome to the JA\'s Q&A about online conversation and commenting. This is the fifth part in a series of live Q&A\'s focused on resources for journalists and publishers. The aim of this Q&A is to dig deeper into the risks and benefits of using a third-party comment system. Answering our questions today will be Ro Gupta, the VP of Business Development for Disqus. Welcome! Thank you for joining us.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 25),
(492, 14193, 'Ro Gupta', 'ro@disqus.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/ro_gupta/', '10.115.55.72', '2012-11-01 10:57:13', '2012-11-01 17:57:13', 'Hey everyone.', 0, '1', '', '', 491, 0),
(493, 14193, 'Jamison Taffel', 'jamie@journalismaccelerator.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jamison-taffel/', '10.115.55.72', '2012-11-01 11:05:33', '2012-11-01 18:05:33', 'Whether we started with discussions on the Usenet, message boards, forums, chat rooms, or blog comment systems, most of us have been engaging in online conversation for at least a few years. What drove Disqus\' decision to \"reinvent the wheel\" for online comment systems that people are already familiar with?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 25),
(494, 14193, 'Jeff Williams', 'jeffrey.r.williams@gmail.com', 'https://plus.google.com/117780357601701883972', '10.125.42.29', '2012-11-01 11:09:57', '2012-11-01 18:09:57', 'Will it support drag and drop images?', 0, '1', '', '', 492, 0),
(495, 14193, 'Ro Gupta', 'ro@disqus.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/ro_gupta/', '10.115.55.72', '2012-11-01 11:10:32', '2012-11-01 18:10:32', 'Our founders, Daniel and Jason, weren’t actually big bloggers, but they were very active in online communities -- including some of the systems you noted above. They saw firsthand just how little innovation commenting had seen since essentially the beginning of the internet. There was a lot of low hanging fruit they addressed like fixing basic design and UX issues, bad spam filtering, clumsy admin and moderation tools, etc. But there was also a big vision they had around connecting users and communities via a common, networked platform vs. the isolated, disparate experience that commenting used to be.\n\nThat was in 2007. Today Disqus is a 40-person company (looking to hire more!: http://disqus.com/jobs) reaching 900 million readers each month across almost 2 million sites that have installed the service. Now, we have a whole other set of pain points and goals we want to address, so the work\'s never over :)', 0, '1', '', '', 493, 0),
(496, 14193, 'Tim Jacobson', 'tim@nationalmetrics.com', 'http://twitter.com/timuyasha', '10.79.37.178', '2012-11-01 11:10:56', '2012-11-01 18:10:56', 'what is a good way to deal with people who start to bad mouth my company in the comments of a blog that is on our site?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(497, 14193, 'Ro Gupta', 'ro@disqus.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/ro_gupta/', '10.125.42.29', '2012-11-01 11:12:10', '2012-11-01 18:12:10', 'Yup. We released that feature shortly after the new version of Disqus was released earlier in the year: http://blog.disqus.com/post/27558936756/one-month-of-disqus-2012.', 0, '1', '', '', 492, 0),
(498, 14193, 'Jamison Taffel', 'jamie@journalismaccelerator.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jamison-taffel/', '10.192.97.219', '2012-11-01 11:14:16', '2012-11-01 18:14:16', 'That brings up some interesting points. By creating a networked platform, that sort of eliminates the ability for users to retain anonymity when commenting. What are the pros and cons of eliminating anonymity for a site\'s users? I would assume the frequency of comments might drop, but the likelihood of \"trolls\" would decrease. What\'s the experience been with users of Disqus?', 0, '1', '', '', 495, 25),
(499, 14193, 'Emily Taffel', 'Emilyontheave@yahoo.com', 'http://twitter.com/EmilyOnTheAve', '10.192.97.219', '2012-11-01 11:15:09', '2012-11-01 18:15:09', 'Can Disgus tell sentiment in someone\'s comment through keywords or otherwise?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(500, 14193, 'Jamison Taffel', 'jamie@journalismaccelerator.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jamison-taffel/', '10.127.77.84', '2012-11-01 11:16:03', '2012-11-01 18:16:03', 'That is a useful feature for users who might not be familiar with HTML. Do you often incorporate feature requests from users? How frequently do you release new versions?', 0, '1', '', '', 492, 25),
(501, 14193, 'Ro Gupta', 'ro@disqus.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/ro_gupta/', '10.192.97.219', '2012-11-01 11:17:24', '2012-11-01 18:17:24', 'Well that is a community management topic you could spend a lot of time talking about .. but in short we find one of the most effective things is to be very upfront and clear about the rules and norms in your commenting community, and be very present in the discussions yourself so that your audience can see that you\'re enforcing and living by them. The thing is, those norms can vary highly.\n\nSome sites or companies welcome any and all participation, even if it\'s critical or or even slightly off-color, but as long as it\'s not abusive. Others, wish to enforce stricter rules or may even decide to pre-approve all comments. Don\'t mean to be vague -- depends on your goals and situation. In general, though, we most often see the former rather than the latter.\n\nHope that helps a bit.', 0, '1', '', '', 496, 0),
(502, 14193, 'Jamison Taffel', 'jamie@journalismaccelerator.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jamison-taffel/', '10.127.77.84', '2012-11-01 11:17:45', '2012-11-01 18:17:45', 'For members of our community, creating and augmenting streams of revenue is a high priority. Can you elaborate on how a comment system might drive revenue? Do you have specific examples or case studies that you can share?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 25),
(503, 14193, 'Jeff Williams', 'jeffrey.r.williams@gmail.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jeffrey-r-williams/', '10.125.42.29', '2012-11-01 11:18:34', '2012-11-01 18:18:34', 'Thanks for answering.  I do have another question: I am an Online Producer that handles a lot of different clients. If I were to use the program as to track my conversations with a client, would I have the ability to edit comments once they\'ve been submitted?', 0, '1', '', '', 492, 0),
(504, 14193, 'Bert Mahoney', 'berchman@berchman.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/berchman/', '10.127.77.84', '2012-11-01 11:18:49', '2012-11-01 18:18:49', 'Hi Ro, I\'ve recently read about people who had Disqus running on their websites (I believe WordPress-based) and then decided to return to the native comment system. Their basic reason seemed to be an issue of control related to User Interface and design. I have 2 questions. 1. How much control do users of Disqus have over what comment-related content is displayed? (avatars, etc) And 2. How much visual control (CSS/skinning) can we use to make it look how we want?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 23),
(505, 14193, 'Ro Gupta', 'ro@disqus.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/ro_gupta/', '10.115.55.72', '2012-11-01 11:20:50', '2012-11-01 18:20:50', 'Very often. In fact we have a perpetual feedback submission option in the gear icon when you\'re logged into Disqus on a page. We push code everyday, sometimes multiple times a day, so there are always opportunities to tweak and add. But we try to deploy major new features very carefully to balance UI clutter, user and publisher expectations and of course our overall long-term priorities.', 0, '1', '', '', 492, 0),
(506, 14193, 'Ro Gupta', 'ro@disqus.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/ro_gupta/', '10.125.42.29', '2012-11-01 11:24:21', '2012-11-01 18:24:21', 'We have used sentiment recognition technology in the past. We mainly used it to help with moderation -- i.e. to try and detect \'abusiveness\' in comments so that risky comments could be flagged more efficiently for moderators. Today, we have a much more robust API, so we are working with some partners who specialize in sentiment recognition for other purposes. Can\'t talk too much more about it now, but hopefully more to come soon on that..', 0, '1', '', '', 499, 0),
(507, 14193, 'Ro Gupta', 'ro@disqus.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/ro_gupta/', '10.159.0.149', '2012-11-01 11:27:03', '2012-11-01 18:27:03', 'Sure.\n\nThere are a number of indirect ways. For example our data shows on average sites see substantially higher participation which correlates to higher time spent and page views per visit (2011 study: http://disqus.com/research/strong-communities-grow-traffic/; 2012 study showed in even bigger increase with the new Disqus: http://disqus.com/research/time/). For many sites, more page views means more advertising inventory. For others, more commenters means more registered users who are often the ones most likely to opt in to a paid service or product/event of some kind that the site may offer.\n\nMore recently, though, we were excited to launch Disqus Promoted Discovery, which for the first time allows publishers to directly monetize their commenting communities and in a native way as opposed to just throwing AdSense or banner ads into the comment thread. More info on that optional program is here: http://help.disqus.com/customer/portal/articles/666278-introducing-promoted-discovery-and-f-a-q- for those interested. It’s an extension of the organic discovery features we’ve been continuing to build in to syndicate our publishers’ content links and drive more traffic to them.', 0, '1', '', '', 502, 0),
(508, 14193, 'Ro Gupta', 'ro@disqus.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/ro_gupta/', '10.192.97.219', '2012-11-01 11:30:09', '2012-11-01 18:30:09', 'Hi, Bert. The new Disqus was designed to address issues we saw with the older version where conflicting CSS or custom code in the theme editing tools would often conflict with a certain page element, break certain features and/or confuse users. So the new version uses an iframe approach, partly to address these issues and UX consistency reasons, but to capture a number of benefits having to do with security, SEO and performance.\n\nThe research we did showed that admins wanted look and feel continuity but wanted to do less work to achieve it, so we instead designed the adaptive iframe to auto-inherit components of the page, e.g. dark vs. light palettes, link colors, fonts, etc. The HTML5 design also tends to render a lot better on mobile and tablet than the older, stripped down mobile theme, and is more or less at feature parity with the desktop experience (another thing we heard that users have come to expect these days).\n\n(tbc...)', 0, '1', '', '', 504, 0),
(509, 14193, 'Ro Gupta', 'ro@disqus.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/ro_gupta/', '10.125.42.29', '2012-11-01 11:32:09', '2012-11-01 18:32:09', '...That said, we are building in more admin controls for added configurability. And indeed on example of that is we recently added more flexibility to the way our ‘Discovery Box’ (i.e. related links) is shown or removed.\n\nWe’ll continue listening to feedback and add more configurability as appropriate. Please feel free to send us your thoughts at hello@disqus.com.', 0, '1', '', '', 508, 0),
(510, 14193, 'Andrew Marshall', 'drew@thinkprimed.com', 'http://twitter.com/DrewCM', '10.127.77.84', '2012-11-01 11:32:40', '2012-11-01 18:32:40', 'One of the questions I hear is the value of a comment system in building community. Many small sites struggle with traffic. In order to maximize the value of a comment system like Disqus is it necessary to have a community to start? If not, why not? And if so, what\'s the critical mass to keep things going?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(511, 14193, 'Ro Gupta', 'ro@disqus.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/ro_gupta/', '10.125.42.29', '2012-11-01 11:38:33', '2012-11-01 18:38:33', 'Hey Andrew - yeah the \'cold start\' problem is a common one. And even though we are a software company, I still believe that software is only 50% at maximum of the equation. The rest is up to the site managers to have great content, commit to building a great community by being present both in their own comment discussion and others around the web (in a non-spammy way of course) and set the tone upfront and often about what the norms are (per an earlier comment I made).\n\nNonetheless, I do believe Disqus gives you a big leg up, not just because of all the features, but mainly because of the fact that it\'s the largest commenting platform on the web and is interconnected, so it makes it much easier for your site and your content to be discovered by the other hundreds of millions of users who use Disqus every month. In fact in the new Disqus, even more discovery and cross-pollination is a big area of focus as you\'ll start to see more of on our blog (http://blog.disqus.com).', 0, '1', '', '', 510, 0),
(512, 14193, 'Bert Mahoney', 'berchman@berchman.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/berchman/', '10.79.37.178', '2012-11-01 11:41:13', '2012-11-01 18:41:13', 'Thanks Ro. Helps to know that Disqus is trying to build \"intelligence\" into service to try and help adapt. And its good to know you\'re receptive to feedback and input. Perhaps its buried in \"advanced options\" for those that want it, but I think the more you allow people the ability to customize the \"content and presentation\" of Disqus you may find it addresses a large segment of site owners and developers hesitancy to use the service on their websites.', 0, '1', '', '', 508, 23),
(513, 14193, 'Jamison Taffel', 'jamie@journalismaccelerator.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jamison-taffel/', '10.79.37.178', '2012-11-01 11:44:22', '2012-11-01 18:44:22', 'While we\'re on the topic of building from scratch - what\'s it take to get Disqus up and running? Is it something anyone can implement on their personal blog, or is it more suited for companies with a dedicated development team? On average, would you say it takes a day? a week? a month?', 0, '1', '', '', 511, 25),
(514, 14193, 'Ro Gupta', 'ro@disqus.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/ro_gupta/', '10.192.97.219', '2012-11-01 11:49:27', '2012-11-01 18:49:27', 'For most, it would take just minutes. Often there are handy plugins (e.g. for Wordpress), or an easy way to enter your Disqus site ID and have it automatically pull Disqus in (e.g. in Tumblr) … but in all cases you can just paste in a few lines of our universal JavaScript. I could probably do it right now in about 90 seconds if you timed me ☺.\n\nThere are of course more sophisticated implementations, e.g. integrating your own registration system, creating custom widgets, etc. but even those are fairly straightforward and can be done whenever convenient vs. all upfront, and usually in a matter of days. Some of those deeper integration capabilities are part of our premium add-ons or our VIP service for larger sites (http://disqus.com/for-websites/vip), but most of the core features are and always will be free, including all of those that we\'ve talked about in this Q&amp;A.', 0, '1', '', '', 511, 0),
(515, 14193, 'Tim Jacobson', 'tim@nationalmetrics.com', 'http://twitter.com/timuyasha', '10.125.42.29', '2012-11-01 11:51:51', '2012-11-01 18:51:51', 'How is Disqus\' spam comment detection? I have not been happy with askimet on my wordpress sites.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(516, 14193, 'Jamison Taffel', 'jamie@journalismaccelerator.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/jamison-taffel/', '10.159.0.149', '2012-11-01 11:54:10', '2012-11-01 18:54:10', 'To everyone, we\'re wrapping up the live Q&A now, but feel free to post additional questions or comments. The live portion is over, but the conversation will continue. Ro\'s going to check back later this week and answer any other questions we might have for him.\n\nRo, thank you for responding to our questions about Disqus and online conversation.\n\nWe’ll be continuing our Q&A series in about two weeks. Be sure to check the JA\'s twitter or facebook for notifications about upcoming events. Thanks again, Ro!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 25),
(517, 14193, 'Ro Gupta', 'ro@disqus.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/ro_gupta/', '10.127.77.84', '2012-11-01 11:56:52', '2012-11-01 18:56:52', 'Actually we believe strongly in identity choice -- particularly pseudonyms -- as we\'ve found many of the best contributions do come from those that aren\'t necessarily using real names. We did some research on this a while back (http://disqus.com/research/pseudonyms/). Publishers can allow guest commenting if they choose in addition to the proprietary or social login options we offer.\n\nThat said, we do think Disqus is uniquely positioned to help with quality control. In addition to all of the granular controls and settings in the admin panel (e.g. blacklisting, crowdsourced flagging, state of the art anti-spam, etc.) the new Disqus has a more sophisticated visibility and global reputation system built in. On the front end, our new default quality sort uses voting and other signals to understand which comments should be most prominent at the top of the thread vs. sunken below or collapsed. On the back end moderation dashboard, every comment in Disqus now has track record information about that commenter’s prior contributions, e.g. # of days commenting, # of comments, # flagged, # of votes, etc… not just for your site but for all the other sites across Disqus. (tbc...)', 0, '1', '', '', 495, 0),
(518, 14193, 'Ro Gupta', 'ro@disqus.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/ro_gupta/', '10.79.37.178', '2012-11-01 11:59:19', '2012-11-01 18:59:19', '...We then roll that up into an overall reputation assessment – Low, Average, or High – and highlight that so that admins can more easily identify those contributors and streamline the moderation process. Since Disqus powers a large portion of commenting on the web these days, we think we can offer a lot here vs. the constant ‘whack-a-mole’ game admins often have to play. We think webwide reputation and accountability (or lack thereof) – even for pseudonymous or semi-anonymous users – will play a big role in consistently and sustainably high quality communities in the future.', 0, '1', '', '', 495, 0),
(519, 14193, 'Ro Gupta', 'ro@disqus.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/ro_gupta/', '10.115.55.72', '2012-11-01 12:02:56', '2012-11-01 19:02:56', 'It\'s great! But don\'t take my word for it -- try out the WP plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/disqus-comment-system/ and see if you agree. FYI, you can also still use Akismet on top of Disqus\' anti-spam if you wish -- it\'s an optional setting in our admin panel.', 0, '1', '', '', 515, 0),
(520, 14193, 'Ro Gupta', 'ro@disqus.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/ro_gupta/', '10.125.42.29', '2012-11-01 12:07:17', '2012-11-01 19:07:17', 'Thanks, Jamie and thanks everyone on JA for the good questions.\n\nFeel free to get in touch with any other suggestions as we continue to do our part in hopefully making online discussion communities better: http://disqus.com/twitter, http://blog.disqus.com, hello@disqus.com.', 0, '1', '', '', 516, 0),
(521, 14997, 'Lance Knobel', 'lknobel@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/lknobel', '10.125.42.29', '2012-11-13 10:27:56', '2012-11-13 18:27:56', 'Thanks for the useful account of the discussion.\n\nI think it\'s important to note, however, that in my view talking about \"exit strategy\" or \"legacy\" is more than semantic. They are very different things. You quote Rusty as saying he doesn\'t know of any startup outside indie news that doesn\'t determine its exit strategy up front. I don\'t think he\'s spent all that much time around startups.\n\nThere are, certainly, plenty of startups that obsess about exit strategy. They\'re the ones that leap into a bubble with a clear goal, whether it\'s to do a quick IPO or get acquired by Google/Facebook/Cisco. It\'s the startup equivalent of the people who flipped houses during the real estate bubble.\n\nMy point, when we spoke at CJET, is that the businesses most of us really admire were created with absolutely no thoughts about exit strategy. Do you think Adolph Ochs thought about exit strategy when he started The New York Times? What about the Google guys? Zuck? Jack and Biz with Twitter? I could go on. It\'s my conviction that focusing on exit strategy is incompatible with creating an enduring business.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0),
(522, 14997, 'Rusty Coats', 'rcoats7@me.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/rcoats/', '10.192.97.219', '2012-11-13 11:09:43', '2012-11-13 19:09:43', 'Thanks Emily. A great deep-dive on the subject.\n\nAs I said in the sessions and in other posts, I use the exit strategy exercise to help snap people out of day-to-day thinking and think long-term. I disagree with Lance that startups (yes, I\'ve spent a lot of time with a lot of startups, including nonprofits, service, technology and others, but haven\'t had the good fortune to rub elbows with Zuck, Jack or Biz) that think about exit strategies are house-flippers. Most have investors who want to know their money is well spent. One client said his exit strategy \"exists so that I don\'t settle into complacency.\"\n\nI appreciate Lance\'s conviction but disagree that exit strategies are incompatible with creating an enduring business, or that \"legacy\" is (as it pertains here) more than a semantic difference. That said, the exercise only works if it challenges assumptions and creates new ways of thinking about your business, even if you refute them.', 0, '1', '', '', 521, 14),
(523, 14997, 'Emily Harris', 'social@emilyharris.info', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/emilygharris/', '10.115.55.72', '2012-11-13 15:03:20', '2012-11-13 23:03:20', 'Lance, that\'s right, you talked about the founders of great technology companies being motivated by a conviction and passion for what they are doing. And I get your point that exit strategy and legacy are, in fact, different things, though they might share space on a Venn diagram. What I still don\'t know is what kind of long term - maybe endgame? - planning, or perhaps just thinking, you think is smart for a startup to do. Could Ochs, Zuck, etc. all have had \"world domination\" as a vague sense of where they were going? Would that be helpful? Motivating? Grown from passion? What IS worth spending time imagining as a place to go when you\'re starting out?', 0, '1', '', '', 521, 17),
(524, 14997, 'Lance Knobel', 'lknobel@gmail.com', 'http://twitter.com/lknobel', '10.79.37.178', '2012-11-13 15:39:56', '2012-11-13 23:39:56', 'Good questions, Emily. If your comment box allowed for replies with unlimited length (I had to chop down my earlier comment), I might be able to get part way to an answer.\n\nWhat I think great founders do share is a passionate belief in what they do. That\'s what drives them to do something that, in terms of probability of success, doesn\'t make any sense.\n\nMy jihad against exit strategies does not mean that I\'m against thinking about the future. I think that\'s essential. But, to my mind, that future should precisely not be about \"exit\". That\'s for the house flippers (sorry, Rusty). The forward thinking should be about developing a clear vision for where you want to go -- what some people in the innovation consulting business (which I did for a few years) call a \"desired future state\". If the desired future is a pot of gold (or a secure retirement, or an assured salary, etc), then you shouldn\'t be in a startup.\n\nWhat\'s important to understand is that the path to this desired future will be highly non-linear. It doesn\'t lend itself very well to elaborate planning. It\'s not an engineering problem. It\'s a design problem.', 0, '1', '', '', 523, 0),
(525, 15848, 'Cynthia Parkhill', 'cynthiaparkhill1730@yahoo.com', 'http://www.journalismaccelerator.com/members/cynthiaparkhill/', '10.79.37.178', '2012-12-29 08:07:09', '2012-12-29 16:07:09', 'Don\'t forget when pursuing greater representation among minority journalists, about the need to respectfully and accurately portray the disability community by including these perspectives in the newsroom. As a woman on the autism spectrum as well as a professional journalist, it matters to me that unidentified sources were permitted to \"diagnose\" the perpetrator of a school shooting or that a man with autism was erased from the story of his own murder.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0);

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