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Presentation which looks at some of the work to create n0tice.org and example case studies of its use to date.

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Creating an open journalism toolkit

Sarah Hartley |EBU Conference, Turin | Sept 2012

A so-lo-mo platform which
reinvents ideas around local
news

Image source: Screenwerks

Who cares about so-lo-mo?

“The next generation of leaders
and startups to emerge will
involve mobile, local, and social.”

- Eric Schmidt, Google Chairman

Where it started

navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition();

$long_min=$long - $radius / abs(cos(deg2rad($lat)) * 69);
$long_max=$long + $radius / abs(cos(deg2rad($lat)) * 69);
$lat_min=$lat - ($radius / 69);
$lat_max=$lat + ($radius / 69);

SELECT * FROM `posts`
WHERE `lat`
BETWEEN '".$lat_min."' AND '".$lat_max."'
AND `long`
BETWEEN '".$lng_min."' AND '".$lng_max."'

31/01/12

…blah blah platforms blah
blah open blah blah
generative networks…

Journalists, bloggers, citizen,
activists - whoever

http://www.flickr.com/photos/sldghmmr/

Entirely multimedia

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dneal/

Revenue opportunity

http://www.flickr.com/photos/seanfx/

Front end: jQuery, jQuery UI, and jQuery Mobile. Twitter’s
Bootstrap
Environment: PHP using Zend and MySQL
Search: Solr
Read API: Solr
Location: JavaScript API and Geocoding API
Fonts: Google. Cabin is the primary typeface
Deployment: github, dbdeploy and Jenkins
Hosting: EC2 and S3. We also cache PHP using APC
Analytics: Chartbeat and Google Analytics
Media: embed.ly
Content: People
Moderation: People

How has it been used?

31/01/12 http://www.flickr.com/photos/pitel/

Noticeboards for the
community, online and mobile

31/01/12

Empowering a town to cover
its major breaking news

Crowdsource information
for an investigation

Mapping sub-culture by tagging

• http://n0tice.com/search?q=%23streetart#

#yarnbomb

Mapping sub-culture by tagging

#streetart

http://www.ﬂickr.com/photos/
markbowler/

Assist community campaigns

31/01/12
http://www.flickr.com/photos/secretlondon/

Out in the world

31/01/12
http://www.flickr.com/photos/beautyofafrica/

Join Us!
Thank you :)

Contact us: @n0tice
sarah@n0tice.com

www.n0tice.com

31/01/12

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n0tice.org: Creating an open journalism toolkit

1. Crea Creating an open journalism toolkit Sarah Hartley |EBU Conference, Turin | Sept 2012

3. A so-lo-mo platform which reinvents ideas around local news Image source: Screenwerks

4. Who cares about so-lo-mo? “The next generation of leaders and startups to emerge will involve mobile, local, and social.” - Eric Schmidt, Google Chairman

5. Where it started navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(); $long_min=$long - $radius / abs(cos(deg2rad($lat)) * 69); $long_max=$long + $radius / abs(cos(deg2rad($lat)) * 69); $lat_min=$lat - ($radius / 69); $lat_max=$lat + ($radius / 69); SELECT * FROM `posts` WHERE `lat` BETWEEN '".$lat_min."' AND '".$lat_max."' AND `long` BETWEEN '".$lng_min."' AND '".$lng_max."' 31/01/12

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7. …blah blah platforms blah blah open blah blah generative networks…

8. Journalists, bloggers, citizen, activists - whoever http://www.flickr.com/photos/sldghmmr/

9. Entirely multimedia http://www.flickr.com/photos/dneal/

10. Easily integrated

11. Revenue opportunity http://www.flickr.com/photos/seanfx/

12. Front end: jQuery, jQuery UI, and jQuery Mobile. Twitter’s Bootstrap Environment: PHP using Zend and MySQL Search: Solr Read API: Solr Location: JavaScript API and Geocoding API Fonts: Google. Cabin is the primary typeface Deployment: github, dbdeploy and Jenkins Hosting: EC2 and S3. We also cache PHP using APC Analytics: Chartbeat and Google Analytics Media: embed.ly Content: People Moderation: People

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14. How has it been used? 31/01/12 http://www.flickr.com/photos/pitel/

15. Noticeboards for the community, online and mobile 31/01/12

16. Empowering a town to cover its major breaking news

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18. Empowering a town to cover its major breaking news

19. Crowdsource information for an investigation

20. Mapping sub-culture by tagging • http://n0tice.com/search?q=%23streetart# #yarnbomb

21. Mapping sub-culture by tagging #streetart

22. Express a sense of place Expre

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25. http://www.ﬂickr.com/photos/ markbowler/

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28. Coming up 31/01/12

29. Emerging technologies

30. Assist community campaigns 31/01/12 http://www.flickr.com/photos/secretlondon/

31. Out in the world 31/01/12 http://www.flickr.com/photos/beautyofafrica/

32. Join Us! Thank you :) Contact us: @n0tice sarah@n0tice.com www.n0tice.com 31/01/12

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