1. The Internet is different.
2. The Internet is a pocket-sized media empire.
3. The Internet is our society is the Internet.
4. The freedom of the Internet is inviolable.
5. The Internet is the victory of information.
6. The Internet changes improves journalism.
7. The net requires networking.
8. Links reward, citations adorn.
9. The Internet is the new venue for political discourse.
10. Today’s freedom of the press means freedom of opinion.
11. More is more – there is no such thing as too much information.
12. Tradition is not a business model.
13. Copyright becomes a civic duty on the Internet.
14. The Internet has many currencies.
15. What’s on the net stays on the net.
16. Quality remains the most important quality.
17. All for all.
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From Eugene submitted at 9.9.2009.:
May I point out this most curious fact that shortly after the posting of this so-called manifesto, a multitude of comments were written, the majority against the manifesto and the cause behind it, but now it appears that they have all been deleted by the administrators.
Even though I agree that some of them were quite offensive, it seems a tiny bit like hypocrisy to first write a manifesto that promotes the freedom and liberty of Internet and the importance of freedom of opinion, and then to censure the comment of anyone who disagrees.
Versão portuguesa.
German "Internet -Manifesto" lays down the law on future of journalism in digital age
'Internet Manifesto' Outlines Web Journalism's Information Revolution
German bloggers’ Internet Manifesto on journalism’s future makes waves
The 'Internet Manifesto' bucks a trend and gets mainstream media attention
