RE: Should this list be shut down?

G'day !

> no need for zombie lists, certainly.  but this one seems not 
> to be dead yet.

I'm with Brush here - hoping there might yet be life in the old girl. I was
one of the people responding to Sunir's call for re-introductions a while
ago, and have made some interesting connections that way - I'd love to see
more conversation to emerge here again as I'm afraid I only joined after
things quieted down here. 

If nothing happens here, a couple of useful resources I've encountered
recently are the Online Journalism Review (from memory, www.ojr.org - I'm
mid-flight right now and can't check) and the We Media report
(http://www.hypergene.net/wemedia/download/we_media.pdf) as well as some of
the work on blogs in a recent issue of the Nieman Reports
(http://www.nieman.harvard.edu/reports/03-3NRfall/V57N3.pdf). Plus, of
course, the usual suspects ranging from Dan Gillmor to Clay Shirky.

Obviously this depends quite a bit on your definition of p2p journalism, too
(are blogs included or not, and if so which ones, etc.), and the extent to
which you're interested in academic coverage of the topic.

I'd be interested in information about new graphical interfaces as well !

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