View source for October 21 2008 Conference Call

Topic: R-button working meeting

== Attendees ==

* Keith Hopper
* Doc Searls
* Joe Andrieu
* Dean Landsman
* Iain Henderson

== Action Items ==

* Send thank you to Dana and Barbara; Try to nudge towards a face to face geek meeting w/ npr (keith)
* Next steps for r-button / radioparadise.com use case
** Couple days worth of work to demo at IIW
* Next steps for iPhone mockup
** Determine required changes
* Push further on r-button affordance - what are all the states? Why turn red? etc.
** Implement / try various approaches
* Knight news challenge
** Talk to Ed; figure out logistics

== Outstanding Items ==

* One-page VRM website
* Chris to talk to Common Craft folks to see if they'll help us
* Chris to confirm with Margaret what she had in mind for VRM involvement
* Doc's slide narrative; video

== Agenda notes, questions, comments ==

* Worked on some actual code - use case for radioparadise.com (now work in progress)
** Uses JavaScript, plug-in, and homegrown HTML page
** Let's show it to Radio Paradise
* Open question on state of r-button affordances
** What qualifies Amazon to use an r-button? How do you become certified?
** What constitutes a ker-chunk? What is a relationship?
* Public Media wants to be in cheering section; doesn't want to contaminate our process
** Interest in i-card / r-card model for representing identity in a membership context
** One idea: Stations as IDPs issuing icard and it could be used at npr.org -- provide a way into the market initiated by users and through the stations
** 3-prong: any station can run own IDP, NPR offers service to make it at easy as possible
* r-button / radioparadise.com use case
* iPhone app looked good, went over well
* Knight news challenge
** Apply with Peter from Edhat
** Aggregator of citizen journalism w/ paychoice plugged in
** Edhat as relationship service