Here are some tweets from the many about the 2017 Klein News Innovation Camp!
Daniel Victor of the New York Times reminds that reporters talking to people remains the best way to represent our work
"A big takeaway here is the more reporters talk to people the more they tend to trust us," says @bydanielvictor. #kleincamp17
— Aram Zucker-Scharff | @Chronotope@indieweb.social (@Chronotope) November 4, 2017
Jess Estepa of USA Today hosted a popular self-care session
Journalists need to consider self-care in eras of partisanship: #kleincamp17 session on empathy and love ❤️ from @jmestepa pic.twitter.com/Tt8ENjIRKv
— Klein News Camp (@kleinnewscamp) November 4, 2017
Washington Posts’s Aram Zucker-Scharff talked about a new era of the personalized web. (Links)
Attended my Personalization w/out People session? I've updated this w/additional links from discussion. https://t.co/rJ8h05oQBv #kleincamp17
— Aram Zucker-Scharff | @Chronotope@indieweb.social (@Chronotope) November 4, 2017
Josh Cornfield of the Associated Press discussed reporter partisanship online today
My answer of course was no…but getting “asshole” on the board packed the room! https://t.co/8zTUQ5C7dn
— Josh Cornfield (@JoshCornfield) November 4, 2017
We at Technically Media shared ideas for our coming membership pilot and talked with others.
Here's our own @carybeta leading a @kleinnewscamp session on Local News Memberships: our newsroom is part of our launch 🚀 #kleincamp17ِ pic.twitter.com/GWwE816oWC
— Technically Media (@technicallym) November 5, 2017
That membership conversation led to the reminder that Journalism is a Set of Values, not an Industry of Competitors
“Journalism is a set of values, not an industry of competitors.” I JUST WANT TO YELL THIS ALL THE TIME #KleinCamp17 pic.twitter.com/4KYQyh5r9R
— Shannon Wink (@shannonawink) November 4, 2017
12 journalists received Narcan training, including Philly Weekly’s Max Marin
https://twitter.com/shannonawink/status/926882501087453184
The current and future of the region’s open data portal OpenDataPhilly was discussed
Hard to keep a city leading in open data: @rcheetham @opendataphilly
-2003: leader
-2010: laggard
-2011: innovator
-2017: ? #kleincamp17 pic.twitter.com/sdSPeyeVik— Klein News Camp (@kleinnewscamp) November 5, 2017
120 people sat in for a lunchtime keynote with Bryan Monroe
Thanks @BryanKMonroe for dropping in for a very engaging keynote chat at #KleinCamp17! pic.twitter.com/j7N5wLVbtg
— Jim MacMillan (he/him) (@JimMacMillan) November 4, 2017
We talked about fake news… a lot
Fake news? “I’m less worried about the people producing it than about the people falling for it.” – @BryanKMonroe at #kleincamp17
— David Boardman (@dlboardman) November 4, 2017
We had a ‘Gigs and Callouts’ board that people used plenty
Threw our freelance call in my terrible handwriting. Email julie@greenphillyblog.com to write sustainability stories #KleinCamp17 pic.twitter.com/lBGUfc0G4C
— Julie Hancher (@JulieHancher) November 4, 2017
Greg Linch of McClathy discussed diverse sources
Join @jmestepa and me in Room 4 at 3 p.m. to discuss how to diversify your reporting sources on deadline #kleincamp17 pic.twitter.com/uuH2f1F1HA
— Greg Linch (he/him) (@greglinch) November 4, 2017
People really liked lunch
#EatLikeaJournalist #KleinCamp17 You’re not too late. Free (!) with OwlCard. $15 for others. Join us!: https://t.co/phQGcl2iKx pic.twitter.com/87JKxgbsH7
— Jim MacMillan (he/him) (@JimMacMillan) November 4, 2017
We heard about solutions journalism examples
https://twitter.com/Grace_Shallow/status/926846161889132545