1. By Evgeny MorozovDirector of New Media, Transitions Online Berlin, March 19/2007

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What is driving the revolution?

What is being revolutionized?

Opportunities in the media sector

Blogging: case-study

Seeking new business models

How it impacts other sectors

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Failure to do produce genuine citizen media

Need to cooperate with bloggers, not co-opt them (top blogs not coming from papers)

Need to find better business models; syndication opportunities (Global Voices/BlogBuster/Reuters)

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Local citizen media projects ( www.pozirk.org )

Infrastructure projects ( www.minskby.com )

Network of Enlgish language blogs (blogs.tol.org)

Objective: seeking syndication deals with major companies

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Government

Law

Classroom

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Congresspedia

Other Sunlight projects

MapLight

CSPAN opening up its archives

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Creative Commons

Peer-to-peer sharing

Digital Rights Management (DRM)

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Impact of podcasts/videocasts

Integrating Web2.0 activities in the classroom

Changing role of the instructor

Role of environments like Second Life on learning

Embracing social networks like YouthNoise

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We are in the middle of profound changes happening in most of the industries

Old businesses will need either to adapt or die out

Thanks to the Internet, opportunities now exist in almost every sector

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