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From WeTheMedia
Citizen Journalism Event on Monday, August 7, 2006
We the Media
We're ready in the wings...
'WetheMedia' was formed in response to the 'WeMedia' 2006 conference on 'participatory journalism'. The focus of this group is to debate and further the interests of bloggers, Wikipedians and other independent, net-based journalists. One slot on the first day of the conference was the the Digital Assassins, but who are they and how they were recruited?
Membership is free, open and simple. You can register here, or by clicking on the 'log in/create account' link at the top of every page. Your email address will be verified, if you give it.
The name "We The Media" coincides with the name of Dan Gillmor's book, but he has granted this group permission to use the same title.
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Participate
- WethemediaLABS
- Blogroll: Submit your blog
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Use this button on your blog
Chat
- Instant Messaging
- IRC: #wethemedia
- IRC: #wemedia
- Mapable.com Chatroom
Mailing Lists
- Join the mailing list
- Please suggestion other lists, e.g. "announce".
Content
Articles
(see Wiki Help)
- Macerata, DRM and the Threat to Citizenship
Policy and Proposals
Conference Talk
- 2-Day Transcript of the Mapable chat at WeMedia 2006
- 'Digital Assassins' - Who they are and how they were recruited
Tags, Photos and the Moving Image
- Del.icio.us tag wemedia
- FLICKR tags (see Wiki Help)
- Nowpublic tags: wemedia and wemediafringe
Further Reading
Links
Campaigns, Initiatives and Activism
- Digital Divide Network, bridging the digital divide
- Free Our Data, UK campaign to make access to public data free
- free press, US campaign, focusing on democratising the media
- Open Rights Group, UK-based organisation aiming to preserve digital rights and freedoms
- youthful-media@yahoogroups.com, youth activists involved in media
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