The first U.S. forays in citizen media began in earnest only in 2004. Now, as 2008 comes to a close, we need to stop referring to citizen journalism as a monolithic phenomenon and pay closer attention to the many ways it’s evolving.
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The State of Citizen Journalism
Speaker: Jan Schaffer | University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
Speech by Jan Schaffer, J-Lab Executive Director Journalism That Matters Collaborative’s New Pamphleteers Conference June 5, 2008 University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
Participatory Media: Challenges to the Conventions of Journalism
Speaker: Jan Schaffer | Univ. of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication, Eugene, Ore.
Speech by Jan Schaffer, J-Lab Executive Director May 8, 2008 University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication Eugene, Ore.
Participatory Journalism: USA
Speech by Jan Schaffer, J-Lab Executive Director November 19, 2007 Speech and PowerPoint presentation shown at the 2007 International Online Journalism Seminar, Barcelona, Spain
What’s Next for Newspapers and Journalism Education?
Speaker: Jan Schaffer | 2006 AEJMC Convention, San Francisco
Speech by Jan Schaffer, J-Lab Directorat the 2006 AEJMC Convention, San Francisco
Interactive Journalism: Drawing in Readers with a High-Tech Approach
Presentation supported with a grant from the Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation. Speech by Jan Schaffer, J-Lab Director
Convergent Audiences: When Consumers are Creators
Speaker: Jan Schaffer | Broadcast Educators Association Convention, Las Vegas, NV
Presentation by Jan Schaffer April 18, 2004 Broadcast Educators Association convention, Las Vegas, NV.
A Free Press and The Public Trust
Presentation to the Baruch College Board Master’s Program in Business Journalism, Baruch College, New York, NY
What Can Computer Games Teach Journalists?
Speaker: Jan Schaffer and Glenn Thomas | 2002 AEJMC Convention, Miami Beach , FL
Presentation by Glenn Thomas Co-Founder, Smashing Ideas, Inc. at the 2002 AEJMC Convention, Miami Beach , FL. Introductory remarks by Jan Schaffer.