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Kathy Gill

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I'm an educator, specializing in digital communication skills as well DM evolution, economics and innovation. I've been "doing the web" since Mosaic was born and bring a reader-centered approach to web projects. After two presidential election cycles covering U.S. politics for About.com, I was burned out; I now write about technology policy and sundry things for TheModerateVoice.com. Adjunct faculty at the University of Washington, Seattle. Available for speaking, training, short-term projects.

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@VOAHutch
Davin HutchinsNice crowdsourced 9/11 memory project @guardian @MatthewWellshttp://ow.ly/6DPCL#ona11 #crowdsource
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∞ Permalink — September 24thSaturday, September 24, 2011 at 2:49 pm EDT — Posted by Kathy Gill
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According to @MatthewWells, The Guardian live blogs have three times the number of return visitors.

∞ Permalink — September 24thSaturday, September 24, 2011 at 2:49 pm EDT — Posted by Kathy Gill
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@VOAHutch
Davin Hutchins@matthewwells IMPORTANT: essential to have developers in the newsroom with the journalists. this is the key #crowdsource#ona11
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∞ Permalink — September 24thSaturday, September 24, 2011 at 2:46 pm EDT — Posted by Kathy Gill
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@tscurrie
Tim CurrieGuardian’s @MatthewWells: Imp. for all crowdsource initiatives: give examples, be clear about goals & give examples #ona11 #crowdsource
Sep 24 via Twitter for MacFavoriteRetweetReply

∞ Permalink — September 24thSaturday, September 24, 2011 at 2:45 pm EDT — Posted by Kathy Gill
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@NYT_JenPreston
Jennifer Preston“If people ask you a question it is rude not to answer,” says @matthewwells about user questions in comments #ona11 #ona2000 #crowdsource
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∞ Permalink — September 24thSaturday, September 24, 2011 at 2:42 pm EDT — Posted by Kathy Gill
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@rickhirsch
rickhirschSarah Palin emails were a good crowd source experiment, “fell flat” as story. #ONA11 #crowdsource
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∞ Permalink — September 24thSaturday, September 24, 2011 at 2:40 pm EDT — Posted by Kathy Gill
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@tscurrie
Tim CurrieGuardian’s @MatthewWells re: crowdsourcing Palin emails – Important to 1) make it a game 2) show what was accomplished #ona11 #crowdsource
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∞ Permalink — September 24thSaturday, September 24, 2011 at 2:35 pm EDT — Posted by Kathy Gill
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The Guardian’s call for help researching the Sarah Palin emails.

∞ Permalink — September 24thSaturday, September 24, 2011 at 2:30 pm EDT — Posted by Kathy Gill
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@fuzheado
Andrew Lih#ona11 #crowdsource Guardian’s Wells: Parliamentary “expenses scandal” experience prepared them for Palin email crowdsourcing
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∞ Permalink — September 24thSaturday, September 24, 2011 at 2:29 pm EDT — Posted by Kathy Gill
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The “2,000 heads are better than one” session is underway!

  • Derrick Ashong, The Stream/Al Jazeera
  • Matt Wells, Guardian News and Media
  • Amanda Michel, ProPublica
Hashtags: #ona11, #crowdsource
∞ Permalink — September 24thSaturday, September 24, 2011 at 2:15 pm EDT — Posted by Kathy Gill
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