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NewsTools2008 \u2014 The aftermath<\/h1>\n

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“This is the home page of NewsTools2008, a three-day convening of journalists, citizens, technologists and entrepreneurs held April 30-May 3, 2008. NewsTools2008 drew more than 180 people to Yahoo! Inc.’s Sunnyvale, Calif., classroom facility, and to the nearby Domain Hotel. They participated in a conceptual mashup that which included more than 60 breakout sessions. From this page, you can link to reports on most of the sessions, and to multimedia, social-networking and blog resources. You can link to the PRE-EVENT ARCHIVE HOME PAGE<\/a> for details about the event’s purpose and PARTICIPANTS.<\/a>For more information, email jtm@mediagiraffe.org<\/a>, or go to the website of the Journalism That Matters collaborative.<\/a>”<\/p>\n

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An ASU blogger sets the scene<\/h2>\n

Arizona State University blogger Annalyn Censky sets the scene with this first-day report.<\/a><\/p>\n

Other reports and resources<\/h2>\n