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*Allow end users to own, protect — and optionally benefit by sharing — their demographic and usage data, with the help of their competitively chosen “information valet” – such as their local newspaper.
 
*Allow end users to own, protect — and optionally benefit by sharing — their demographic and usage data, with the help of their competitively chosen “information valet” – such as their local newspaper.
 
*Provide a platform for customizing and personalizing the end-user web experience – a “news social network.”  
 
*Provide a platform for customizing and personalizing the end-user web experience – a “news social network.”  
*Allow online users to easily share, sell and buy content through multiple websites with one bill, one account, one ID and password which work at a plurality of participating websites.  
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*[http://rji.missouri.edu/projects/info-valet/stories/radio-interview/index.php HEAR OR READ A Q&A EXPLAINING THE INFOVALET VISION]</H4><hr>
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*[http://rji.missouri.edu/projects/info-valet/stories/radio-interview/index.php HEAR OR READ A Q&A EXPLAINING THE INFOVALET VISION]
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*[http://www.vimeo.com/3957132 WATCH A 20-MINUTE PRESENTATION]
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*[http://informationvalet.wordpress.com/2009/03/28/audio-the-news-social-network-infovalet-explained-in-six-minutes/ LISTEN TO A SIX-MINUTE PRESENTATION]
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“We’ll start creating frameworks in law, governance, marketing, advertising, technology, user identity and transactions for the Information Valet Economy,” says Bill Densmore, IVP project researcher. “It should be a place where companies compete to provide personalized service to users, yet share those users, and where they make money referring those users to content — and advertising — from almost anywhere.”
 
“We’ll start creating frameworks in law, governance, marketing, advertising, technology, user identity and transactions for the Information Valet Economy,” says Bill Densmore, IVP project researcher. “It should be a place where companies compete to provide personalized service to users, yet share those users, and where they make money referring those users to content — and advertising — from almost anywhere.”
  

Revision as of 15:35, 5 April 2009

The Information Valet Project:
Building a collaborative, shared-user network
to sustain the values and purposes of journalism

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The vision: New revenues for news

To earn new revenue, news organizations need to quickly migrate their historic role as the most-trusted source of information from the product-oriented print world to a service-oriented digital “ecosystem.” The Information Valet Project at the Reynolds Journalism Institute is organizing an information-industry collaborative to build, own and operate a shared-user network layered upon the basic Internet. The IVP network will: