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Listen to a one-hour audio capturing the informal discussion of about 10 people at the Duke Next Newsroom summit in Durham, N.C., on Friday, April 4. This breakout group, led by Kara Andrade of the Maynard Institute, discusses ideas for social-networking tools. Click on the carat on the left of the bar below to launch streaming audio.
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Listen to a one-hour audio capturing the informal discussion of about 10 people at the Duke Next Newsroom summit in Durham, N.C., on Friday, April 4. In this breakout group, about eight people lead by Sasha Norkin, of the Boston University School of Journalism, discuss the question: "What skills will be needed by the 'next journalist' in the 'next newsroom.'?" Click on the carat on the left of the bar below to launch streaming audio.
/ or download MP3 podcast
This is an afternoon session at the Duke Next Newsroom seminar in Durham, N.C. These notes are by Bill Densmore of a breakout called by John Keefe of WNYC radio in New York City. he's talking about "How can we harness the power of crowds in the newsroom?" There were nine other people in the session and there's an audio podcast you can access from HERE, or you can stream the audio by clicking on the carat of the bar below. There's also an archived videocast of the sessions reached from HERE.
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