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  • "Traffic doesn’t seem to be the right measure of civic impact. A story that gets lots of page views or is widely shared might be civically relevant, but might also be salacious – amusing and popular as much of the Anthony Weiner coverage has been, I’m not sure it’s been a positive contributor to our civic involvement. Phil suggested that comments aren’t an adequate metric either. Stories that garner long comment threads could suggest broad involvement, but also may suggest partisan controversy.
    I mentioned an idea that I’ve been trying to pitch for a while: in an age of participatory media, news demands participation. Or to quote Benjamin Barber, “People are apathetic because they are powerless, not powerless because they are apathetic.” For people to pay attention to an important story, it’s possible that we need to work to make it possible for people to have an impact on the outcome of the story."

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  • What roles are independent journalists playing in making public media, and how have those roles shifted in the past three years? These are the questions that animate the AIR-ITVS Scan of Public Media's Independent Journalists, a CPB-funded report jointly released today by the two organizations, and conducted by Market Trends Research, Inc. 
Coming Full Circle: Discussing BTE at NAF

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Last February, Tracy and I launched the book at the New America Foundation; this month, I spoke there again on a chapter of the book which was excerpted in the recent anthology, Will The Last Reporter Please Turn Out the Lights, edited by Robert W. McChesney and Victor Pickard. Watch the discussion here.


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