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What policies will need to be passed in order to support dynamic, participatory public media? This caucus at the We Media '09 conference brought John Boland and Sara DeWitt of PBS together with Jessica Clark of CSM and Nathaniel James of the Media and Democracy Coalition together to discuss emerging opportunities.
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Crafting Policy for Public Media 2.0
‣ Jessica Clark, Center for Social Media, AU
‣ Sara DeWitt, PBS KIDS Interactive
‣ John Boland, Chief Content Officer, PBS
‣ Nathaniel James, Media and Democracy Coalition
Public media 2.0 policy:
‣ Infrastructure
‣ Content
‣ Engagement
Game Changers:
‣ New administration/stimulus
‣ New platforms/habits
New user habits:
‣ Choice
‣ Curation
‣ Conversation
‣ Creation
‣ Collaboration
Key areas to support:
‣ Creation/curation of original, relevant reporting and analysis
‣ Directly engaging publics around current issues—both online and off
Example: Public Radio Tunerhttp://www.publicradiotuner.com
Example: Ushahidi on Al Jazeerahttp://labs.aljazeera.net/warongaza/
‣ NOTE: create visual that demonstrates national network and new collaborative roles for stations
www.futureofpublicmedia.net
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