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JTM-PNW-Opening day: Participants list the opening headlines

On the first day of Journalism That Matters in the Pacific Northwest, participants sit at roundtables -- three or four people to a table -- and they've developed a set of "headlines" for the hot topics we'll consider on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Here are some of them:

• Is the medium still the message? Please retweet
• When did you first hear the phrase hyperlocal journalism?
• What IS journalism in 2010? How can citizens help shape the new news ecosystem
• We need a good housekeeping seal of approval for bloggers to better connect them to professional standards and ethics of journalism
• Northwest media launch new media consortium
• Students face an uncertain but exciting future as they negotiate shifts
• Here to learn, here to change and here to effect change
• Rainy Kang is at JTM exploring the transforming ecology of journalism: How can I contribute
• What are new tools to support and advance diversity?
• Journalism that matters; journalism that doesn't matter; know what we don't know
• Beta testers, thinkers for locally grown news -- an online news incubator
• Everyone a change maker and the role of media including news and entrepreneurs
• A sustainable network that connects people: Journalism saved, people eat
• Responsible sustainable journalism and a place for myself in it
• An organic spiritual evolutionary process is driving media change
• Hoping for specific projects to be incubated: Expand Northwest Radio Network to other new media ventures and independent journalists
• Hope to learn ways to effectively communicate the stories and work of non-profits and effect public policy
• Has journalism become the Tragedy of the Commons in the news ecology and do we have to have new governance?
• Getting students passionate about journalism and about telling stories
• How can investigative journalism be sustained without compromising its integrity

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