An Open Letter to Journalists

Jul 15 2010 in Audience (formerly), Home Page, JTM Findings, JTM News, Resources by Peggy Holman

It’s time for a new compact between Journalists and the Public. We need you.  Your work is vital to the well-being of us all.  I can’t imagine a functional democracy without the passionate commitment journalists make to digging deeply into what matters.  It is a sacred trust and I thank you for doing it on [...]

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Civic Communications Commons

Jul 15 2010 in Audience (formerly), JTM News, Projects, Seattle by JTM

This group proposes the development of a Civic Communications Commons (CCC) in Seattle and King County as a common civic infrastructure that connects virtual and face-to-face civic, community, and neighborhood spaces. It’s proposal says: “The CCC would be a common civic space in Seattle, growing from the many existing resources in neighborhoods, communities, the non-profit [...]

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What questions do you have?

Jan 9 2010 in Audience (formerly), Business Models, Curriculum, Events, Home Page, JTM News, Seattle, Technology by Mike Fancher

The first full day of JTM/PNW was possibility day — a series of conversations about questions. Here are some of the topics: Can open government online help sustain the new news ecology? How can we create sustainable freelance in an increasingly decentralized newsroom? What is possibility, solution journalism and how can I do it? Do [...]

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In this corner, Journalism as Conversation

Mar 20 2009 in Audience (formerly), Home Page, JTM News, Member News by JTM

Submitted by Jay M. Young on Fri, 03/20/2009 – 11:46am This is a gloves-off, newsroom style conversation from a JTM discussion group this week. The honesty is refreshing, the conversation is necessary and hopefully continues. Jay Maurreen Skowran Mar 15, 2:53 am 1. My perception is that news organizations are relatively blind to journalism as conversation, that [...]

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An ecology of story for the well-being of community and democracy

Jun 4 2008 in Audience (formerly), Home Page, JTM Findings, JTM News, Member News, Resources by Peggy Holman

Submitted by PeggyHolman on Wed, 06/04/2008 – 9:00am My friend and colleague, Tom Atlee, founder of the The Co-Intelligence Institute, developed a map of stories entitled Whole System Learning and Evolution — and the New Journalism that I think has great potential as a way of thinking about what is required for both great stories and great story-telling [...]

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