There's a big "Blogging, Journalism & Credibility" conference at Harvard that starts tomorrow. A lot of bloggers and journalists with institutional affiliations are going to be talking about a lot of concepts that I'm trying to implement for The Echo Chamber documentary.
For example, this post from BuzzMachine's Jeff Jarvis talks about open sourcing interviews.
In age of transparency, how do we become fully transparent to regain our credibility and trust? Let's reveal our full interviews (see Jay Rosen's and my posts). Let's reveal our process, our news judgment, the backgrounds and perspectives (and voting records) of reporters and editors.
Rebecca MacKinnon also posted a link to Dave Berlind's ZDnet article proposing open sourcing the audio of interviews and Dan Gillmor's desire for textual transcripts.
I posted comments on two of the sites about open sourcing The Echo Chamber interviews, and I also e-mailed Berlind, Gillmor and MacKinnon my blog press release.