What the Web of Tomorrow Will Look Like: 4 Big Trends to Watch
Chuck Peters said: Key changes in information infrastructure
The False Question Of Attention Economics - /Message
Chuck Peters said: It seems @stoweboyd and @hello_world are talking past each other, on a critical topic
Doing journalism in 2010 is an act of community organizing
Chuck Peters said: Local information starts with data, and community organizing
louisgray.com: The Future: Operating System And Application-Neutral Data
Chuck Peters said: @louisgray @xarker and @hello_world need to meet in one room!
Black&White!22 - Slaves of the feed - This is not the realtime we've been looking for
Chuck Peters said: Thinking afresh on information - has @hello_world met @xarker?
Mobile Trends 2020
Chuck Peters said: The future of mobile from multiple great perspectives -- "get involved" thx @neilperkin
SimsBlog: 7 New Years Resolutions News Execs Should be Making in 2010
Chuck Peters said: I will follow this list from @judy_sims, and add atomized content
Stop trying to feel comfortable. You are not in a comfortable situation.
Ten things every journalist should know in 2010 | Journalism.co.uk Editors' Blog
Chuck Peters said: Key concepts for changing content creation
Your beat will be online and you will be the community builder. Creating communities and maintaining their attention will increasingly be down to the efforts of individual journalists; you may no longer be able to rely on your employer’s brand to attract reader loyalty in a fickle and rapidly changing online world
