Continuing my tweets from the New Media in Russia conference from Lyon, France:
Anna Koshman, director of Russia’s Alliance of Independent Regional Publishers leads off 2nd day of #russianmedia. twitter.com/stevebuttry/st…
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Newspaper in Education program is a favorite program of Russian publishers, Koshman says: edupaper.ru #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Digital First & Thunderdome get a shoutout at #russianmedia as effort to save bankrupt newspapers. twitter.com/stevebuttry/st…
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
FYI, I helped lin up visit to Thunderdome by Russian visitors. Didn’t know it would come up in #russianmedia conference. #DigitalFirst
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
I meant, of course, “line” up.
Dean Singleton gets a shoutout from Koshman, discussing 2008 visit to @denverpost. #russianmedia twitter.com/stevebuttry/st…
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Russian publishing team learned about webinars in 2008 visit to US. Now they present lots of webinars for #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Regional publishers don’t get a lot of national advertising in #russianmedia either, Koshman says.
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Taxi driver told Russians visiting St. Pete (FL)to visit @poynter to learn about news biz. #russianmedia twitter.com/stevebuttry/st…
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
.@poynter webinars are best, “worth the money,” Koshman says. #russianmedia twitter.com/stevebuttry/st…
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Russia has only one independent regional TV content provider. So regional publishers need to provide video, Koshman says. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Quality of video from Russian publishers is improving, but still not very good yet, Koshman says. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Koshman asks what is most popular video? I say cats. No. Crime, accidents. Most popular was a naked man running around a city. #rusianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
.@tomsmull discussing visits in IA & Russia w/ #russianmedia, learning @iowanewspapers ad model. twitter.com/stevebuttry/st…
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
.@tomsmull invites #russianmedia to visit Associations Inc. in Des Moines. twitter.com/stevebuttry/st…
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
.@tomsmull‘s gifts to Anna Koshman include Play-Doh for her daughter w/ instructions from his daughter: “Do not eat it.” #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Victoria Chikireva, program director of Alliance of Independent Regional Publishers, addresses #russianmedia. twitter.com/stevebuttry/st…
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
“He who gives gets more in the end than he who receives.” Natalia Vlasova, director of the Fund of Independent Broadcasting. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Natalia Vlasova addressing #russianmedia twitter.com/stevebuttry/st…
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
.@vincentvmerwijk discusses using engagement to re-invent public broadcasting. twitter.com/stevebuttry/st…
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Technical problems interfere w/ Adrian Kelterborn’s multimedia presentation. Why won’t comupters talk to each other? #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Kelterborn discussing linear vs. non-linear storytelling. (BTW, people browse stories journos construct as linear.) #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Kelterborn showing cinematic storytelling style in videos in @latimes prescription drugs project: latimes.com/news/science/p…
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
We were told a webcam is not a journalist. This journalism project uses webcam for non-linear story: bear71.nfb.ca/#/bear71 #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
I’m on next #russianmedia panel, so won’t tweet (much). Discussing Siberan connection w/ @profkakie & @maestrobuckryan & Victor Yukechev.
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Victor Yukechev leading off discussion of Press Development Institute-Siberia partnership w/ US journos. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
“Complete Community Connection” showing on one of Victor’s slides along w/ lots of Russian terms. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Here’s 2009 Blueprint for the Complete Community Connection, which brought me into Siberian partnership #russianmedia stevebuttry.wordpress.com/2009/04/27/a-b…
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Victor’s telling about 2009 Siberian journos’ visit to Univ of Kentucky, where I joined them & discussed C3. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
.@maestrobuckryan up now, explaining Maestro, to John Lennon’s “Imagine.” You had to be here. Wonder how this translates. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
.@maestrobuckryan explains Maestro story-planning concept in 20 seconds. And pretty clearly, too. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
“What this conference represents to me is hope,” @maestrobuckryan says. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
.@maestrobuckryan says be skeptical, not cynical. Cynics have lost hope. #russianmedia
— Damon Kiesow (@dkiesow) April 11, 2013
Ecommerce is essential to media future because we need to develop other revenue streams, @maestrobuckryan says. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Siberia reminds @maestrobuckryan of Texas. OK, maybe not the climate. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Victor’s introducing @profkakie as “fantastic professor of multimedia” the Siberian journos met in visit to U of Kentucky. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
.@profkakie helped Victor understand the importance of free press as foundation of American freedom. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
.@profkakie first heard of me through Newspaper Next when she was at Desert Sun in Palm Springs, CA. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
.@profkakie brought multimedia techniques she used in covering Calif. wildfires to training in Siberia. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Victor’s now showing a slide of me in 2009. I had more hair then. #russianmedia.
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
In Siberia @stevebuttry is apprarently more than just Internet famous for his Complete Community Connection manifesto. #russianmedia
— Damon Kiesow (@dkiesow) April 11, 2013
Steve Buttry, Journal Register Company: я и не ожидал, что мне придёт приглашение из Сибири #irexconf #russianmedia twitter.com/pechischev/sta…
— Иван Печищев (@pechischev) April 11, 2013
Steve Buttry of Digital First: US journalists sometimes do not understand how precious press freedom is. #russianmedia
— Randy Covington (@Rcovington4) April 11, 2013
I’ve finished my remarks and now Victor’s explaining how Altapress is implementing C3 concepts. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
C3 concept by Altapress: Reader will finds whatever he needs at C3, just like people find what they want through Google. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Victor explains value of evergreen community content as well as timely news content (C3 translated pretty well). #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Siberian Press Development Director Victor Yukechef: Focus on new relationship with readers. #russianmedia
— Randy Covington (@Rcovington4) April 11, 2013
Victor Yukechev discusses implementation of C3 concepts in Siberia. #russianmedia twitter.com/stevebuttry/st…
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
@maestrobuckryan shoots Viktor Yukechev #russianmedia twitter.com/Silaksu/status…
— Oksana Silantieva (@Silaksu) April 11, 2013
Victor explains operation of Siberian social tool, Tak-Tak-Tak taktaktak.org #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
On video from 2009 visit with Siberian journalists, I explained @jayrosen_nyu‘s (& my) objection to he-said-she-said stories. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Natalia Yakimovskaya, director of Public Advocacy and Legal Suppor, is giving new media legal presentation by Skype. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
The Russian courts every year punish thousands of journalists in Russia, mostly for defamation, says Dick Winfield. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Journalists and media orgs lose defamation appeals in Russian courts & pay fines & prison time, Winfield says. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
Russian courts punish many journalists, usually for defamation: Richard Winfield, Int’l Lawyers Project. #russianmedia
— Randy Covington (@Rcovington4) April 11, 2013
Russian journalists suffer in appeals to European court of human rights from inadequate legal representation, Winfield says. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
“It is the weapon of choice of the political elites to punish and censor the press” in Russia, says Winfield. #russianmedia
— Steve Buttry (@stevebuttry) April 11, 2013
No rules in Russia for awarding licenses to media companies, Fedor Kravchenko, Fed. Media Lawyers. #russianmedia
— Randy Covington (@Rcovington4) April 11, 2013
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