impact, web 2.0

A straightforward take on “the influential”

0 Comments 06 February 2008Jessica Clark

A useful summary from the Publishing 2.0 site:

Journalists and PR professionals, the influence brokers of traditional media, have lost a huge degree of influence on the web in large part because they don’t link to anything. While traditional media brands are still powerful channels on the web, they are losing influence everyday to the link-driven web network — journalists and PR professionals can no longer depend on controlling these former monopoly channels to exert influence online.

What makes you influential? Having a big network that’s interested in the same things you are. Not rocket science, really

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Jessica Clark - who has written 440 posts on Beyond the Echo Chamber.

Jessica Clark is the co-author of this site and the related book, Beyond the Echo Chamber: Reshaping Politics Through Networked Progressive Media. She is the research director at the American University's Center for Social Media, and a regular writer and commentator on media, culture and politics.

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