I don't know–I'm fascinated with the potential intersection of pop culture, journalism and gaming. The ability to educate and engage young audiences… hmm. I'd love to see some examples of journalism and gaming.

Continued conversation on the role of aggregation and linking. How this is a future model of journalism and a key resource for audiences.

Social Networking Platforms and tools "in a box"

"I think the new building block of journalism needs to be the topic. I don’t mean that in the context of news site topic pages, which are just catalogues of links built to kiss up to Google SEO. Those are merely collections of articles, and articles are inadequate.

Instead, I want a page, a site, a thing that is created, curated, edited, and discussed. It’s a blog that treats a topic as an ongoing and cumulative process of learning, digging, correcting, asking, answering. It’s also a wiki that keeps a snapshot of the latest knowledge and background. It’s an aggregator that provides annotated links to experts, coverage, opinion, perspective, source material. It’s a discussion that doesn’t just blather but that tries to accomplish something (an extension of an article like this one that asks what options there are to bailout a bailout). It’s collaborative and distributed and open but organized."