The Internet Manifesto: How journalism works today. Seventeen declarations.
This Internet Manifesto was published and signed by a small, neat group of German journalists and bloggers (full text here):
1. The Internet is different.
2. The Internet is a pocket-sized media empire.
3. The Internet is our society is the Internet.
4. The freedom of the Internet is inviolable.
5. The Internet is the victory of information.
6. The Internet improves journalism.
7. The net requires networking.
8. Links reward, citations adorn.
9. The Internet is the new venue for political discourse.
10. Today’s freedom of the press means freedom of opinion.
11. More is more – there is no such thing as too much information.
12. Tradition is not a business model.
13. Copyright becomes a civic duty on the Internet.
14. The Internet has many currencies.
15. What’s on the net stays on the net.
16. Quality remains the most important quality.
17. All for all.
Internet, 07.09.2009
Signed by:
Markus Beckedahl, Mercedes Bunz, Julius Endert, Johnny Haeusler
Thomas Knüwer, Sascha Lobo, Robin Meyer-Lucht, Wolfgang Michal, Stefan Niggemeier, Kathrin Passig, Janko Röttgers, Peter Schink, Mario Sixtus, Peter Stawowy, Fiete StegersWhat do you think?
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inspiro answered:
I agree completely
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