From Germany there comes a 17-point declaration, what its creators call a manifesto on the rules of the game now that the Internet is in fuller bloom.
Some of the declarations involve the portability and accessibility of the Net. But many are more provocative: tradition is not a business model, copyright is an obligation of citizenry, the Internet has several currencies, and so on.
It's a concise look at the principles of the Internet as they intersect with journalism.
Some of the declarations involve the portability and accessibility of the Net. But many are more provocative: tradition is not a business model, copyright is an obligation of citizenry, the Internet has several currencies, and so on.
It's a concise look at the principles of the Internet as they intersect with journalism.
