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SATURDAY SESSION NOTES (click on the headline to post your notes)

Listed below are the breakout sessions called by JTM-PNW participants on Saturday. In each case, by clicking on the title, you can see whether notes of the session have been posted. Any session participant can use the wiki to add notes, or email notes of a session to jtm@journalismthatmatters.org Sessions with titles in bold have completed and file session notes.

10:30 a.m. sessions

• The Media and the Olympic Game- Fact or Fiction? Phil Legood/Vancouver BC (A Olympic)

• Locally Grown News using the local eating philosophy as an opening for relationship, conversation, new economy? Michelle Ferrier (J)

• How to plan a site for low-literacy adults? Maureen Skowran (I/AV Room)

• How can we keep the conversation going post jtmpnw? (What venues, opps would allow for future connections. sharing, collaborating, trust-building)+ What electronic tools would you like us to maintain or create in order to keep this process going and grwoing? Susan Gleason & Charlie Hamilton (B)

• Games that matter for journalism. Harold Shinsato (C Olympic)

• Strategies for collaboration across difference. Dialogue with republicans, conservatives and fox news fans about journalism that matters. David Messerschmidt (H)

• Ethics- How will we apply a code of ethics to social media technology? R.Riskl (K)

• Who should be on your non-profit board? Michael Andersen

• What does the news ecology look like for the Asian and Asian American and Pacific Islander communities in the Pacific Northwest & What new possibility can we create? Sanjay (D)

DURING LUNCH

• Local, universal broadband and journalism: Digital Justice (brief caucus). Jonathon (JTM Table @ noon)

1:30 p.m. sessions

• When journalists become film makers. Stephen S. (A Olympic)

• What tools exist to find good media story telling? What opportunity is there for new tools? Charlie Hamilton. (L)

• Are you an entrepreneur by nature or circumstance? Michael Bradbury. (D)

• Northwest community radio networking. Jonathan Lawson. (K)

• How develop Local Labs for coders working on local government transparency. Maurreen Skowran and Bill Densmore. (Olympic) (This session was suspended indefinitely. Please contact Bill or Maurreen if you're interested.)

• Enacting a journalist's creed via art and craft of story telling. Arue S. and Peg H. (C)

• The Tyee of Vancouver, BC. Six year independent web success story. Sharing innovations and slips. David Beers. (B)

• Salish Sea Network. Pilot website demo, content finance. Tom B. (I)

• Washington News Council has received grant from the Gates Foundation. Help John Hamer spend $200,000 to reimagine news and community in Pacific Northwest. John Hamer. (J)

• How to build relationships with schools, digitally and in person.Sarah Stutterville. (H)

• How do we steward a civic communications commons in King County? (C)

3:00 p.m. sessions

• Reader commenting: How can you manage it effectively with limited resources? Bob Payne
• How to create a happiness index for Seattle. Mitsue Cook (K)
• Creating a sustainable journalism incubator: What is that? Michelle Ferrier (J)
• Is transparency, accountability and openess a path to public trust? John Hammer
• A new business model for covering government. Bart Preecs (H)
• What's possible in new media harnessing world-changing passion around global health and developing nations? Sanjay Bhatt (C)
• Are you an entrepreneur by nature or by circumstance? Michael Bradbury (B-Olympic)
• The L3C: Can the corporation learn to achieve profits and social purpose? Bill Densmore (I)
• The Media and the Olympic Games: Fact or Fiction? Fact and Fiction? Phille Good (A-Olympic)

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