Catching Up and Moving Forward
Leaders of the ten JTMPNW initiatives meet and share status reports.
Re-imagining News & Community in the Pacific Northwest
Updates
What's happening with initiatives of Journalism That Matters Pacific Northwest
Global Health -- The Local Impact
JTM team leader to moderate City Club panel
Seattle Digital Literacy Initiative
An idea essentially born at JTMPNW takes hold at the University of Washington
Building on Transparency
BoT seeks to heighten community engagement around more abundant, better-distributed and better-presented government information.
Overview of JTMPNW Initiatives
Ten initiatives that emerged from Journalism That Matters Pacific Northwest
Continuing the Conversation
Now that the January event has been completed, let's continue our discussions.
LinkedIn Group
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Request for Feedback
How did JTM-PNW help sustain and advance journalism?
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Conference Wiki
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The JTM Experiment
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JTMPNW Reading List
Suggested readings from the convenors of JTMPNW
Blogging about JTM
The JTM Experiment blog
From the Open Science Foundation
Reynolds Jornalism Institute's Blog
Bill Densmore and others comment on JTMPNW.
Re-imagining the Future of Journalism
Amy Rainey's Blog Post at Flip the Media, January 12, 2010 (also posted at Amy's blog)
"Collaboratory" Journalism That Matters in the Pacific Northwest and Beyond
Blog post by Ilona Meagher at PTSD Combat, January 12, 2010
Doin' It For The Love -- Reflections On The Future At 'Journalism That Matters' Conference
Blog post by Kris Krug at kriskrug.com, January 8, 2010
Issue Ads: New way to fund journalism, or a fool's bargain?
Leif Utne's blog post at Foglio's Field Notes, January 13, 2010
Using the Web and Social Media to Create More Effective Events
Charles Hamilton's blog post for Web Worker Daily inspired by JTMPNW, January 14, 2010
COMJIG Blog
Eileen Gilligan's blog post for the Community Journalism Interest Group, January 20, 2010
Journalists Take Communion at the Journalism That Matters Conference
WorldChanging Seattle blog post by Nina Carduner, January 21, 2010
Symbiotic Journalism: Mass Media and Local Bloggers
WorldChanging Seattle blog post by Nina Carduner, January 21, 2010
Ten stories: The passion of participants in Journalism That Matters
When more than 250 people gathered Jan. 7-10, 2010 at the University of Washington in Seattle, each had a special reason for being part of a Journalism That Matters convening. In this 30-minute video clip, 10 of them tell theirs -- why they chose to participate; what they hoped to accomplished.
Belated Reflections from "Journalism that Matters" PNW
Nancy White in the Full Circle Associates blog, January 27, 2010
Podcasts
Podcasts from the event
Conversation Cafe
1/7/2010, 34:53
Evening Opening
1/7/2010, 1:09:59
Open Space
1/8/2010, 26:35
End of Day Reflections
1/8/2010
Thursday Notes
PDF attachments; see also JPG versions on Flickr.
Best Outcomes
Intentions and best incomes -- the posted "stickies"
Participants' Headlines
Opening day: Participants list the opening headlines
Images of Participants' Headlines
Posters of "burning questions"
Video Archive
Thursday speakers
Steven Wright's Charts of JTMPNW
A 31.4 MB zip file of all of the charts and maps produced during the event, in both JPG and PDF format. Links to individual images appear under each day.
Friday Notes
Friday Sessions
Session notes from the wiki.
Charts
Images of charts from Friday and Saturday
Sunday Notes
Closing Charts
Images of charts from closing sessions
Video Archive
JTM-Seattle Sunday opening and hyperlocal-MSM collaboration
Advance Media Coverage
What Kind Of Information Do People Need For A Thriving Democracy?
Weekday on KUOW, Thursday, January 7, 2010. Click the "download" link for a podcast.
Shaping the future of journalism -- for democracy's sake
Seattle Times, January 4, 2010
Also linked from Romenesko
Re-imagining News & Community in Pacific Northwest
Knight Commission, January 4, 2010
Re-Imagining News and Community - an unconference
SeattlePI.com, January 8, 2010
CityClub Staffer interviewed on KUOW Weekday
CityClub's blog, January 7, 2010
