[FM Discuss] Booki nominated for Transmediale Open Web Award

John Curwood marketing at lovinglearning.co.nz
Tue Sep 28 23:29:35 PDT 2010


You're right, what we need is someone who can devote a fair bit of time
to this, unfortunately I'm in the middle of School Holidays, so my spare
time is pretty much zilch for the next week and a half.

Do we have much video available of participants at Book Sprints? I think
dynamic footage of people working in a book-sprint environment is the
best way to open a create an impression in 10 seconds.

cheers,

John
 
On Wed, 2010-09-29 at 08:00 +0200, adam wrote:
> yeah pretty cool i rekin!
> 
> so i guess the next step is to work out how to make it palatable to
> voters...I havent heard from the drumbeat or tm peoples about the voting
> process so i guess oct 1 isnt going to be the start. what we need is a 1
> min (2 min max) video showing what booki does. i am sure a jury can
> understand booki but throwing it into the public needs another
> approach...
> 
> the voter has to be convinced in about 10 secs else they dont even watch
> the rest....
> 
> potential topics might be :
> 1. book sprints - rapid development
> 2. collaborative narrative development - collaborative futures
> 3. bi-directional text support
> 4. electronic books and paper books from 1 source
> 5. its free as in freedom 
> 6. its going against the flow of the publishing industry
> 7. social network meets publishing
> 
> i dont the most important of these themes (and possibly there are
> more)...how do we get a short hard hitting video out of this?
> 
> anyone willing to help put one together quick. as i happens I am moving
> house and renovating this week so I cant do much until tuesday
> 
> also, we should _definitely_ subtitle the video in as many languages as
> possible once we have the video online
> 
> 
> adam
> 
> On Tue, 2010-09-28 at 21:17 -0400, Michael Mandiberg wrote:
> > Booki is nominated for the Transmediale Open Web Award!
> > 
> > http://www.transmediale.de/en/awards2011
> > 
> > Congratulations all around.
> > 
> > I haven't seen this on the Discuss list (though I am on digest and  
> > only catch 3/4 of the emails...)
> > 
> > Pretty awesome acknowledgment of the work being done by FM.
> > 
> > And well done Adam on putting together a successful application  
> > package (not a small feat!)
> > 
> > Looks like the voting starts October 1st on Mozilla Drumbeat. We  
> > should strategize and gear up for a big outreach if we want to win the  
> > vote.
> > 
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