The Networked Journalism Summit is just days away.
It’s going to be an exciting event. With around 180 participants all aiming to create new working relationships/projects.
Below are 62 interviews – half of which I did over the phone, the other half via a mass email questionnaire.
They are with various players in the world of networked/citizen journalism. Enjoy (in no particular order) interviews with people who are making waves in journalism.
Scott Clark and Dwight Silverman – Houston Chronicle
Donica Mensing – Reynolds School of Journalism
Amanda Michael – OffTheBus.Net
Bill Allison – Sunlight Foundation
Robin Sloan, Andrew Fitzgerald – Current TV
Jason Oberfest – Los Angeles Times
Howard Owens – GateHouse Media
Brian Conley – Alive in Baghdad
Adrian Monck – City University of London
Patrick Phillips – The Vineyard Voice
Mary Mathews – Pound Productions,LLC
Dorian Benkoil – Digital Media Consultant/Columnist/Teeming Media
Chrys Wu – CBS TV Digital Media Group
Chris Lydon – Open Source Radio
James Kotecki – Video Blogger/Politico
Micah Sifry – Personal Democracy Forum
Derek Willis – Database Journalism at Washingtonpost.com
Jeff Burkett – WashingtonPost.Newsweek Interactive blogs
Michael Rosenblum – Democratizing Video via Rosenblum Associates
Kate Marymont and Mackenzie Warren – Fort Myers
Lisa Williams – H2OTown, Placeblogger
Jonathan Weber â?? NewWest.Net
Rick Waghorn – MyFootballWriter
Jay Rosen â?? NewAssignment.Net
No Longer Attending 
Wow, what a line-up! Sounds like an amazing conference. I look forward to your blogging about it.
I wonder when the last time or next time such a diverse group of journalism insiders will all come together for the purpose of networking and collaboration…this sounds like it rocked. I wish I was there. I especially would love to hear more about Alive in Baghdad. I saw on iTunes that you could download their video podcast. I downloaded it to my iphone and now I’m addicted.