Innovation Journalism, Attention Work and the Innovation.pdf

VOL.6 NO. 1 * MAY 1 2009 * ISSN 1549-9049 Innovation Journalism, Attention Work and the Innovation Economy. A Review of the Innovation Journalism Initiative 2003-2009 David Nordfors Executive Director, VINNOVA Stanford Research Center of Innovation Journalism Senior Research Scholar H-STAR Institute, Stanford University Innovation Journalism Vol 6(1) May 1 2009 Nordfors:Innovation Journalism, Attention Work the Innovation Economy 2 Innovation Journalism Vol 6(1) May 1 2009 Nordfors:Innovation Journalism, Attention Work the Innovation Economy CONNECTING PUBLIC ATTENTION AND INNOVATION: BASIC CONCEPTS 6 INNOVATION JOURNALISM (INJO) 7 INNOVATION 8 INNOVATION SYSTEMS 10 ATTENTION ECONOMY 11 THE INNOVATION COMMUNICATION SYSTEM 12 ATTENTION WORK 13 Journalism is More Than Just Attention Work 14 REPUTATION 15 JOURNALISM: WHO IS A JOURNALIST? 15 MOVING INTO THE INNOVATION ECONOMY 16 INNOVATION MEANS NEW SHARED LANGUAGE 18 JOURNALISM AND THE INNOVATION ECONOMY 21 COMPETITIVENESS; CLUSTER AND INNOVATION SYSTEM INITIATIVES 22 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 23 DEMOCRACY 23 BUSINESS MODELS FOR THE PRINCIPLES OF JOURNALISM 25 THE REINFORCEMENT FEEDBACK LOOP OF JOURNALISM 26 SEPARATING JOURNALISM AND ‘THE MEDIA ’ 28 TOWARD AN AGENDA OF ACADEMIC RESEARCH 29 TENTATIVE RESEARCH TOPICS OF INTEREST 31 INNOVATION INDICATORS, ‘HOT SPOTS’ AND MOBILITY 32 INNOVATION JOURNALISM INITIATIVES 34 STANFORD UNIVERSITY 34 SWEDEN 36 FINLAND 37 SLOVENIA 38 EUROPEAN UNION 39 PAKISTAN 40 MEXICO 41 THE ROAD AHEAD 41 REFERENCES 43