Works
- Books
Dan Gillmor is the author of We the Media (2004), which describes the Internet as an opportunity for independent journalists to challenge the consolidation of traditional media and contains Gillmor's widely cited realization: "my readers know more than I do." The book offers a guide to new internet tools for journalists, including weblogs, RSS, SMS, peer-to-peer, and predicts how these tools will change journalism. In 2010, Gillmor published Mediactive, a book on digital media literacy.
- Podcasts
- We, the Media recorded (mp3) at Accelerating Change 2004, November 5–7, 2004.
- 2004 Outlook
- Dan Gillmor at the South by Southwest Interactive Festival 2005 in Austin, Texas, March 11–15, 2005.
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