By: Tansley
The ‘shock and awe’ Rayport cites could easily be replaced with ‘acknowlegement and appreciation.’ It’s the interaction, as you’ve pointed out, that make the web experience so magnetic. Engineer things...
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Extremely interesting. In regard to the community piece, we have to be careful not to fall into a trap of using community as a catch-all, a buzzword to cover many different types of phenomenon. In the...
View ArticleBy: Jefferey Rayport at kenjimori.com
[...] Jeff Jarvis notes that you can not own the audience. [...]
View ArticleBy: links for 2007-03-12 « David Black
[...] BuzzMachine » Blog Archive » OPA: Jeff Rayport and video Jeff Rayport’s five “E”s of online video journalism: extend, expand, expose, explode, and exhale… (tags: internet newspapers...
View ArticleBy: Newspaper Video: Debate highlights good practice : Andy Dickinson.net
[...] in particular. But if Paul’s and my definitions of online covered the production aspects then The Five E’s of online video from Jeff Rayport’s talk from the Online Publishers Association...
View ArticleBy: Newspaper Video: Debate highlights good practice « Online Journalism Blog
[...] good practice: “if Paul’s and my definitions of online covered the production aspects then The Five E’s of online video from Jeff Rayport’s talk from the Online Publishers Association...
View ArticleBy: Video as the new “lingua franca” of online content | Verge New Media
[...] video is in fact the new common launguage of online content, as reported by serial conference-attendee, and social media gadfly Jeff Jarvis, then I qualify as a lifelong [...]
View ArticleBy: purple motes » novel content creation
[...] perspective on current media developments. Today major media companies are struggling to set up user-generated content divisions to foster production of user-generated content. At the same time,...
View ArticleBy: @ OPA: Competing Visions of Community-Publisher Relationships — Tech News...
[...] for passionate communities if they are to “own the audience”. With a typically robust counter-argument, media commentator Jeff Jarvis sparked the debate: “The centre is the people [not the media...
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