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March 23, 2005

A master calendar, perhaps?

Could someone in the "wedia" please take on the task of coordinating a master calendar of launches, so that we don't trip over each other's at-birth publicity?

Yesterday, Ourmedia.

Today, Now Public.

Soon, Backfence.

What's cool is that all three (and us; and others) are coming at it from very different directions. I wish them us all the greatest success. As I've said before, in terms of the right business model, we're all wrong in some way or another. I guarantee it.

But Ours is an exercise of search, and I assume that they, like us, are dilligently working to refine their visions in the forge of experience-- to "Create to be free, consume to die to yourself." And simply by existing, we're closer than the incumbents. And by attacking the problems differently, we'll teach each other a lot.

It's a great big wedia love-in. But I'd still like a calendar so that we can manage not to roll out the same day as Dan Gillmor.

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Coolio! If someone wants to maintain a calendar of citizens media launches, we'll host it on Ourmedia and highlight it on our front page.

I just started tracking Citizen Media Initiatives on CyberJournalist.net this weekend actually:

The list is here:
http://www.cyberjournalist.net/news/002226.php

Please add any others you know of and feel free to add launch dates in the comments area of each entry.

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