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HELLO PUBLIC BROADCASTERS Innovate or Die (Harsh, I know - but Ernie said it first!)
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NPR Presentation

May 09, 2015

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David Cohn

A quick presentation on Spot.Us and how NPR could steal this concept and blow spot.us out of the water.
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HELLO PUBLIC BROADCASTERS

Innovate or Die(Harsh, I know - but Ernie said it first!)

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This is one of 114,513,534,234,523 ideas• We can experiment with networked reporting,

new editorial structures, storytelling tools, participatory journalism and partnerships between professional and amateurs.

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Why Experiment?

Rule of the Internet: It is cheaper and easier to try something than it is to debate about whether or not to try something.

Stems from Agile and Iterative development.

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Why CollaborateContent is King and is the most important.

Collaboration is Queen and is the most powerful.

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Foundation for Collaboration

• Trust – work with folks you can trust.

• Never forced: In the interest of all parties.

• “Buy in” with decision makers.

• Key liaison – somebody from every party who is tasked to the project.

• Commitment of time/resources and/or money from both parties. It does not need to be all three.

• The story/project. That must be at heart of it all.

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Community Funded Reporting

The act of distributing the cost of hiring a reporter across many different people.

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You can steal this idea.

No joke..... There are several ways to steal this idea. Ask me how.

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What does it look like?

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...inspiration for Spot.Us

• Kiva.org - Raises $1 million in loans every 10 days.

• DonorsChoose - Raised $8 million last year for teachers.

• SocialActions searches 19 different micro-philanthropy sites.

Micro-philanthropy isn’t New

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The Theory of Donating•People donate to NPR all the time.

How is so what’s the big deal?

Throwing money over a wall

vs......

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Transparency and Control

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Connects buyers and sellers in an open market.

Everyone can EASILY participate.

Addictive and empowering service.

Personal connection to donation.

Transparent about money.

Viewed as a public good.

Tap into wealth of networks.

Gives a new sense of power.

KEYS TO SUCCESSCraigslist, eBay, AmazonMicropayment sites

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Donating is Social

Every pitch is a campaign.

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NPR Has a Community

Unleash the Kraken of your audience

Let them have fun in donating.

This is a form of DIALOGUE

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AND NPR!?!Calling out KALW as..... AWESOME!

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Not that Hard to PictureImagine this page filled with NPR pitches

from across the country.

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What does this represent?• A new transparency and collaboration in journalism.

I’m here to see how far the rabbit hole goes and report back to the larger journalism

community.

What I used to say....

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The Water is Fine....

Training wheels are coming off soon.http://s%ay.Spot.Ushttp://la.Spot.Us (WITH USC)http://???.Spot.Ushttp://???.Spot.Us

Looking for content partners in locations around the country.

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On a New Site