Re: Conference Interest In Hyperlocal News, Crowdsourcing & Hybrid Reporting
Jaki
Good morning to all! After reading several emails, I have had the chance to review some of the suggested topics for the conference and would like to list those I am interested in. I most interested in the following:
- Crowdsourcing
- Hyperlocal News
- The Hybrid Reporter (if someone can lead that discussion, I would love to attend)
As the topics continue to roll in, I will send my list in with the ones I would like to attend. In addition, what will the session break-out times be for the discussions listed above and what will the length be for each session? Thank you all for your time and interest. I am looking forward to a successful and productive UN-Conference.
Sincerely,
Jaki Johnson
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Tanya Ott
Great questions, Jaki! I’d love to know more about the timing of sessions and how, exactly, this thing works.
Susanna Capelouto
Timing for session will be about 50 minutes each. We’ll probably have 3 to 4 break-out sessions running simultaneously. Right now we’re planning for 2 morning sessions, then lunch and 2 afternoon sessions. So I guess the total # of session we can accommodate is about 12 to 15, depending on size and interest.
You can find a rough schedule right here.
http://wiki.publicmediacamp.org/PubCampGA+-+Schedule
Susanna
Tanya Ott
Thanks Susanna!
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My name is Tracy Misner and I am a media production teacher at Alpharetta High School. I was under the impression I was registered for the Saturday session, but I did not see my name as an attendee. Can you clarify for me?
Sincerely,
Tracy Misner
Jaki
Sincerely,
Jaki Johnson
Entertainment Reporter M-F 3-6pm
On The Gentlemen George Show
on Macon's #1 Hip Hop Station Blazin 92.3
College Review Reporter Sundays 4:55AM
on Atlanta's Kiss 104.1FM- Atlanta's Old School R&B Station
Koffeemag.com Socialite Writer
Previously on V-103 & Essence.com
E-mail: ja...@blazin923.com
Follow me on twitter @allaboutjaki
544 Mulberry Street
5th Floor Macon,GA 31201
WLZN a Cumulus Station
Jammin' the Most Hip Hop & R&B... Blazin'92.3
Jaki
Sincerely,
Jaki Johnson
Entertainment Reporter M-F 3-6pm
On The Gentlemen George Show
on Macon's #1 Hip Hop Station Blazin 92.3
College Review Reporter Sundays 4:55AM
on Atlanta's Kiss 104.1FM- Atlanta's Old School R&B Station
Koffeemag.com Socialite Writer
Previously on V-103 & Essence.com
E-mail: ja...@blazin923.com
Follow me on twitter @allaboutjaki
544 Mulberry Street
5th Floor Macon,GA 31201
WLZN a Cumulus Station
Jammin' the Most Hip Hop & R&B... Blazin'92.3
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Sent 08/06/2010 11:28:01 AM
To: "'pubc...@googlegroups.com'" <pubc...@googlegroups.com>
Subject: PubCamp Session Timing
Timing for session will be about 50 minutes each. We’ll probably have 3 to 4 break-out sessions running simultaneously. Right now we’re planning for 2 morning sessions, then lunch and 2 afternoon sessions. So I guess the total # of session we can accommodate is about 12 to 15, depending on size and interest.
You can find a rough schedule right here.
http://wiki.publicmediacamp.org/PubCampGA+-+Schedule
Susanna
Michael Krall
week and a half.
I've been thinking in a broad sense about a digital strategy. Does your
station have one? If so what is it? Does it go beyond "be everywhere"?
Drilling down, I think it would be extremely helpful for stations to
have a set of digital core values. What do our listeners expect from us
on-line? Seems like now, we're reacting to whatever is digital out
there. We can monitor what's working on our websites based on traffic,
but is there anyway we can be proactive instead of reactive?
Consider also that in smaller shops (like WBHM), in addition to being
reporters, we now also have to be photographers as well as build
webpages. CAN we do it, sure? Is it our strength? No. Does it meet
listener expectations? Has it been given the same editorial rigor as
our stories?
Michael
Michael Krall, Program Director
WBHM-FM
Birmingham, AL
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