Comments on: Davos07: User-generated content, aka our stuff

By: Joe Explains how to use User Generated Content

Joe Explains how to use User Generated Content — Fri, 07 Dec 2007 01:26:08 +0000

â€œstuff from us.â€ is as good a description of user generated content as any other out there and I applaud it. You can almost smell the earth from the term and hey, thats where we come from.

By: Rico

Rico — Thu, 24 May 2007 05:35:59 +0000

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By: Two Videos From Nalts « Revisionist Story

Two Videos From Nalts « Revisionist Story — Wed, 02 May 2007 04:02:16 +0000

[...] The world is screaming for a serious user-generated-content / social media / Web 2.0Â business model. So far, it’sÂ been mainlyÂ about “ads for eyeballs” or “upgrade for features/widgets”Â and both of those rely on massiveÂ scale. Same goes with the “model” of creating something that’s enough of a threat to established companies so thatÂ one of them will pay a lot of moneyÂ to own it.Â Â I know I’m over-generalizing.Â Â Though it’s hard even to be a “pick-axe and dungaree” seller in this particularÂ goldrush. Filed under: Diversions | [...]

By: Dr. Stupid » UGC a Davos

Dr. Stupid » UGC a Davos — Sun, 28 Jan 2007 13:06:53 +0000

[...] Dalla sua prima edizione il forum di Davos ha celebrato tutto e il contrario di tutto: la globalizzazione, il finanziere Soros, il no profit Soros, la globalizzazione, Bil Gates, la Cina, i noglobal, ancora la globalizzazione, l’ecobusiness. Quest’anno aÂ Davos si Ã¨ discusso di user generated contents, figo no ? Ancora di piÃ¹ questo commento di Jeff Jarvis: I say that we are in the third phase of what we have called interactivity: 1. Big media lets you talk here. 2. Big media asks you to give us stuff to enrich its sites. 3. Screw you, we people say, we own our stuff; send traffic and even money to us. [...]

By: Enric

Enric — Sat, 27 Jan 2007 09:55:01 +0000

I heard in a podcast someone at Intel use the term “personal video” (if I recall correctly) in place of “user generated video”. This goes back to the term “personal computer” where the computer became available for personal use not just in government and corporations.

By: …My heart’s in Accra » links for 2007-01-27

…My heart’s in Accra » links for 2007-01-27 — Sat, 27 Jan 2007 04:23:08 +0000

[...] BuzzMachine ? Blog Archive ? Davos07: User-generated content, aka our stuff Jeff Jarvis blogs the “user-generated content” session at Davos, which features no users who generate content. (Dave Winer’s observation, not mine, but he’s absolutely right.) (tags: davos media journalism irony humor) [...]

By: Arnie Delancy

Arnie Delancy — Sat, 27 Jan 2007 02:23:26 +0000

“Citizen journalism” is such a crock. A small echo chamber –the same thinking herd — would delude us all into believing that the citizenry is trained to sniff out scoops. Don’t bore me by pointing to small, periodic exposures (such as the Rather affair.) They won’t ever break a Watergate story. It’s just not in their DNA. Pontificating in their pajamas just ain’t gonna do it, guys.

By: JamesBruni

JamesBruni — Sat, 27 Jan 2007 00:04:52 +0000

All roads lead to Rome, or in this case, “good journalism”. Whether it’s Reuters “You Witness” citizen journalism or Reuters staff generated journalism, it’s still Reuters news. Look at NowPublic.com, and other leading participatory journalism sites, and you will find “good prose” written by citizen journalists. You will even find scoops. In fact, just this week, NowPublic.com outscooped Reuters by six days on a story about the new US Defense Dept’s “death ray gun”. An amazing story, and waste of taxpayer dollars, first reported in the Blogosphere, and picked up by mainstream media.

By: andy carvin

andy carvin — Fri, 26 Jan 2007 18:49:43 +0000

So glad to hear that Rey Ramsey was there. Back in the day, he was one of the first Internet activists to rally in support of disenfranchised communities creating online content to improve quality of life in their communities. He’s definitely one of the good guys.

By: john caddidy

john caddidy — Fri, 26 Jan 2007 18:30:18 +0000

oh, what utter tripe, dave. get over yourself. do you really believe that professional journos get into that business for the pay? hey, if they wanted to make serious dough, they’d become geek software writers and sell out to the highest bidder. before getting on your high horse about the dispicable “media,” you should thank your lucky stars for the generations of brave & courageous journalists who have put their lifes & careers on the line in pursuit of the truth.

now THAT’s a noble pursuit.

By: dcinput » Blog Archive » dcinput daily for Fri 26th Jan, 2007

dcinput » Blog Archive » dcinput daily for Fri 26th Jan, 2007 — Fri, 26 Jan 2007 16:38:42 +0000

[...] Jeff Jarvis in Davos: “I say media companies must turn from owning content to enabling networks”. [...]

By: Dave Winer

Dave Winer — Fri, 26 Jan 2007 16:10:24 +0000

Professionals are paid to do what they do, amateurs do it without pay, for love.

It’s one of the few distinctions that is real and matters.