European Journalism Centre : Innovation Journalism: Detecting Weak Signals

1. Innovation Journalism David Nordfors, Ph.D. Program Leader Innovation Journalism Senior Research Scholar, Stanford, Special Adviser to the Director General, VINNOVA European Journalism Centre AMSU 25-27 July 2007

9. INNOVATION IN JOURNALISM

13. THE NEED FOR INNOVATION JOURNALISM

15. Innovation seen as straightforward:

16. Innovation Is Complex – Not Linear.

22. Innovation Economy Developing innovation system is to make above efficient, e.g. to make investment in R&D profitable. Identify bottlenecks and possibilities. Research: Money Knowledge & Competence Innovation: Money Knowledge & Competence Transfer & co-development of information in society Building conciousness, creating discussion, forming decisions. Q: How does society manage this? A: News media is one dominant channel

23. Knowledge is not transferred but co-developed Triple Helix Government Shared News (shared attention) Business Academia News media are main actors for Creating shared knowledge Q: Which information do they share? A: The News, for sure!

24. Private Public Academic NEWS ADDRESSING A BROAD READERSHIP

28. WHY IS NOT INNOVATION JOURNALISM DEVELOPING FASTER? CHALLENGES & FACTS OF LIFE

29. Challenge: Journalism Beat Structure Science Technology Business & Finance Politics Culture Innovation

34. PUBLIC POLICY FOR DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATION JOURNALISM Policy Objectives & Guidelines Program Model

37. The VINNOVA/Stanford Innovation Journalism Program The Entrance to the International InJo Community

40. Virtual Community of Fellows The virtual community holds the Fellows together throughout and after the program

42. Intl. Innovation Journalism Fellowships

43. Stories By Fellows

49. IDG world update: Read by 16000 Journalists and Marketers at 350 Publications in 85 countries

50. THE THIRD CONFERENCE ON INNOVATION JOURNALISM (2006) 88 speakers/panelists. ~200 part. 25 papers. Delegations from Sweden, Finland, Germany, Slovenia, Spain Opening Speaker: Vint Cerf, ”Father of the Internet”; Chief Internet Evangelist, Google ; Chairman, ICANN Foreword to Proceedings: Curtis Carlson, President SRI International

51. THE CONFERENCE ON INNOVATION JOURNALISM 2007

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54. www.innovationjournalism.org/blog

56. Roundtable Discussion on DVD and VIDEO.GOOGLE.COM Vint Cerf Chief Internet Evangelist, Google; Whit Diffie , CSO Sun ; Harry McCracken Editor-in-Chief PC World, Lee Bruno Senior Editor Red Herring, Amy Bernstein , Executive Editor Business 2.0, Dan Gillmor Founder Bayosphere, Tony Perkins Founder and Editor AlwaysOn Network, David Nordfors Program Leader Innovation Journalism Stanford University; Stig Hagström Co-Director SCIL Stanford University, Charles Wessner Program Director,The National Academies, Richard Allan Horning Partner Tomlinson Zisko LLP, Frances Mann-Craik Columnist Tornado Insider.

57. Innovation Journalism: Towards Research on the Interplay of Journalism in Innovation Ecosystems David Nordfors , Innovation Journalism, Stanford, VINNOVA; Marc Ventresca , Oxford; Andrew Hargadon, UC Davis; Turo Uskali Innovation Journalism /Stanford, U Jyväskylä; Antti Ainamo SCANCOR/Stanford, Helsinki School of Economics; Stefan Jonsson SCANCOR/Stanford, Stockholm School of Economics; Stine Grodal , Stanford; Alisa Weinstein , Innovation Journalism, Red Herring; Mark Kennedy , University of Southern California; Peter Svensson Innovation Journalism/Stanford, University of Linköping; Fiona Reid Oxford Science Enterprise Centre, Oxford

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