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Beyond Broadcast: Expanding Public Media in the Digital Age report from the Center for Digital Democracy is divided into three parts, encompassing ten sections that examine a variety of traditions, technologies, and platforms for an expanded system of public media.
Report on the Public Media Caucus, Center for Digital Democracy
The Future of Independent Media by Andrew Blau
The Economics of Open Content Symposium On January 23-24, 2006, Intelligent Television hosts the Economics of Open Content symposium at MIT to bring together representatives from media industries, cultural and educational institutions, and legal and business minds to discuss how to make open content happen better and faster.
Strategic Thinking for U.S. Public Broadcasting Executives presentation given by Andrew Nachison and Dale Peskin at "Strategic Thinking for U.S. Public Broadcasting Executives" a Media Center seminar for the Integrated Media Association. It was held in Seattle on February 21-23, 2006]
Overview of and link to - Neiman Reports: The Future is Here, But do News Media Companies See it?
The Future of the Public Airwaves as a Common Asset and a Public Good Watch or listen to the speech given by Mark Cooper, director of research for the Consumer Federation of America, at the funders briefing, "The Future of the Public Airwaves as a Common Asset and a Public Good: Implications for the Future of Broadcasting and Community Development in the U.S." March 11, 2005.
Digital Media and the Public Sphere Report of a convening on participatory potential for public media at The Center for Social Media
Challenges and Opportunities for Public Service Media in the Digital Age
Documentary Filmmakers' Statement of Best Practices in Fair Use Doc filmmakers take a stand for fair use with a best practices statement that lets people quote copyrighted material more freely
Many2Many The Center for Social Media's brand new video, "Many2Many," by Martin Lucas, explores the potential of the blogosphere for public life in 12 short minutes
[1] Report of the Free Culture--participatory culture activists--meeting at American University
Local Public Media Engagement: When Local Public Media Successfully Respond to and Engage with Local Publics, What Happens and What Difference Does it Make? Report of a Center for Social Media convening on how media engage with local publics
[2] The Center for Digital Democracy's great new report, Beyond Broadcast: Expanding Public Media in the Digital Age
We Media: How Audiences are Shaping the Future of News and Information by Shayne Bowman and Chris Willis. Edited by J.D. Lasica, Introduction by Dale Peskin, Forward by Dan Gillmor
Tales From the Public Domain: Bound by Law? Check out this really cool comic book created by the Center for the Study of the Public Domain at Duke Law School
Independent Non-Commercial Television:Technological, Economic, and Social Basis of a New Model of Video Production by Mark Cooper
The Economics of Collaborative Production: A Framework for Analyzing the Emerging Mode of Digital Production by Mark Cooper
Public Access Television: An Institutional Analysis. Forthcoming in CMR/Community Media Review, Spring 2006. By Hans Klein.
My time!, Current, 11/15/2004. By Dennis L Haarsager.
Through the looking glass to Public Broadcasting 2.0, Current, 2/21/2006. By Dennis L Haarsager.
Podcasting Roils NPR Fundraising
Deep Focus: A Report on the Future of Independent Media by Andrew Blau (NAMAC)
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