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Chris O'Brien

Proposal: A New NPR Local Strategy



We presented our plan for a new "local" strategy at the end of the Think In. But I wanted to expand on those remarks.



Local represents an interesting challenge because of the complex and delicate relationship between NPR and its local affiliates. But there's a big need and opportunity at the… Continue

Posted by Chris O'Brien on October 30, 2009 at 6:30am

Thrasher

Why are Black Males MIA :60 Thought leaders??

I offended and now I doubt the value and credibility of this site..

Posted by Thrasher on October 19, 2009 at 8:57pm — 3 Comments

Kinsey Wilson

Thanks to all -- to be continued

To those who participated in Friday's NPR Digital Think In, we thank you for the energy and insight you brought to the event and your willingness to devote an entire day to the task. You made it a remarkable occasion — one that we hope was as rewarding for you as it was for us and that will serve as a basis for further discussion in the days and months ahead.



For those attempting to follow from afar, this was the beginning of a conversation. It was undertaken in the belief that… Continue

Posted by Kinsey Wilson on October 13, 2009 at 9:33am

Michael Winter

Wrap-up, then drink up

Closing out the day, Vivian Schiller said the next gathering will be called "Open-mic Night," given the stand-up performances of the presenters. She said she was appreciative of and overwhelmed by the final ideas and the day's work. Some ideas could be implemented soon, she said.



Kinsey Wilson closed by assuring everyone that their efforts will not end up tossed in a dusty drawer and forgotten (as Robert Scoble was overhead saying at lunch time).



Over the next week NPR… Continue

Posted by Michael Winter on October 9, 2009 at 8:57pm

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Clint Schaff

NPR.org 9 Replies

Okay, lemme punt the ball up in the air to get things started.....How could NPR.org better facilitate experiences that are unique to the Internet medium (as opposed to radio or print)?Here are a few…Continue

Tags: transparency, website

Started by Clint Schaff. Last reply by polymath22 Oct 16, 2009.

Roland

Share any ideas that didn't make it into your presentation!

For everyone who attended, the presentations were amazing! That said, they only represent a portion of the ideas we generated during the day. If you've got an idea that didn't get surfaced during the…Continue

Tags: Ideas

Started by Roland Oct 12, 2009.

Andy Carvin

Please introduce yourself 23 Replies

Now that we're just a few days away from the Think In, I thought I'd start a thread where people can introduce themselves and talk about their goals for the event. I'll kick things off:I'm Andy…Continue

Started by Andy Carvin. Last reply by Dawn Keller Oct 9, 2009.

NPR

Get the conversation started 1 Reply

The forum is open. Get a jump-start on the conversation before the Think in.

Started by NPR. Last reply by Scott K. Wilder Oct 9, 2009.

About the event

Be part of NPR's future. Join NPR's leadership team and frog design for a full-day digital strategy workshop.

Historic changes in technology and the rapid growth in digital media have had a profoundly disruptive effect on journalism, calling into question the news media's ability to fulfill its time-honored function as civic watchdog. Hardly a week goes by that we don't hear of yet another major news organization cutting staff, curtailing coverage or closing its doors. As traditional news organizations struggle to adapt, new, non-traditional outlets are beginning to take their place.

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