Personal Democracy Forum 2008

Jeff Jarvis asking re: how do you draw the line between blogger and journalistic ethics?

Jarvis wants to know what tools changed the election this year

Sarah Stirland cites MyBarackObama and e-mail as the helpful tools

Ana Marie Cox cites her use of Twitter - says that b/c she is an employee of Time Warner, her blog postings must be vetted. Twitter and IM do not require vetting.

Panelists agree that IM is becoming more impotant - executive staff at campaigns are IMing each other

Q: When companies not on Web 2.0 lag behind bloggers - How far behind the bloggers is the MSM?

A Vargas: Some are going a better job than others. Cites Politico, WaPo, NYT as orgs that get it.

A Cox: There are things that the MSM misses that the blogosphere keeps alive


Cox: This election hasn't had a "macaca" moment yet.

Discussion of YouTube - YouTube has allowed candidates to choose their sound bites and make their sound bites longer

-Q&A-

Q: Media Matters for America New Media Director - How does what happens online affect what you're writing in the MSM?

A Cox: I underestimated how much MSM colleagues care what the commoners think about them - notes Joe Klein having to respond to what the commenters were saying that

Jose Vargas notes that online tech allows outreach much faster

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