Noch ein abschliessender Beitrag zur Edumedia 2010: Der Tagungsband "Die lernende Organisation 2.0" ist fertig und erhaeltlich. Hier ist mein Beitrag im Volltext; den kompletten band mit Beitraegen u.a. von Michael Heiss, Dion Hinchcliffe, Lorenz Huber, Klaus North oder Sandra Schaffert gibt es u.a. bei amazon. *** Vertrauen ist ein wichtiges Bindemittel in Organisationen: Vertrauen fördet Kooperation, Offenheit und Lernen. Welche Rolle spielen Onlinemedien bei Aufbau und Ausbau von Vertrauen? Eine kurze Untersuchung zeigt: Es gibt wenig genuin onlinespezifische Kriterien von Vertrauen. Abriss einer Untersuchung zu den philosophischen Grundlagen von Vertauen in Onlinemedien.

Der in Harvard lehrende Biologe Martin Nowak stellte in seiner öffentlichen Lecture am Institute for Service and Technology Austria unter anderem die Frage, welchen Beitrag Online Medien zur Evolution leisten. Denn Kooperation ist eine der wichtigsten Voraussetzungen fuer Selektion wie wir sie uns wuenschen...

The word says it all - but only at second glance: Selfregulation means "Don't dare", "You better...", "You can do it on your own or we will do it for you" - it's just a euphemism for early submission and voluntary slavery. But it seems to be a common idea to talk about regulation, too, if the actual topic is online media and trust.

Klaus-M. Schremser is the Chief Marketing Officer of Gentics, a Software Company producing Enterprise Solutions for Content Management and Portals.
He is an expert in 2.0 Marketing and our author of this weeks expert statement on trust in online media.

This week's issue of themashazine's Trust Digest covers book censorship, traditional media and the trust problems they face according to the Harvard Nieman report, growing online censorship in southeast asia and really stupid doctors who publish private patients data on facebook.

Trust and privacy were a big topic at the 2009 Future Network conference in Zuerich. It was not on the agenda, but it was a point the discussion came to again and again from many different angles. Those different angles helped to find some different, new views, to touch some ideas that maybe have not been obvious before.

Trust, privacy and User Generated Content

Ritchie Pettauer is datadirt, Pettauer Net Consulting and blog.datenschmutz.net. He is one of the most successful german speaking bloggers, lectures on online media at the University of Vienna, Austria, and trains and consults companies in e-business and and online affairs. We're proud and happy to have him with us this week.

Jane McConnell contributes to the Trust Exchange Research by sharing her thoughts on our three starting questions. Jane runs NetJMC, a strategy consultancy focused on intranets. NetJMC publishes the annual Global Intranet Trends Report, the next edition will be available in the second part of October.

This week's issue of themashazine's Trust Digest covers Chris Brogan's ("Trust Agents") initiative on socially responsible bookmarketing, News Corp's homogenisation tendencies, russian startups and the publication of the "Spambook" with the promising subtitle "On Viruses, Porn and Other Anomalies From the Dark Side of Digital Culture".

Heinz Duschanek from ewerkstatt.com is an onlinemarketing guru, SEO specialist and wordpress- and typo 3-wizard. He publishes on ewerkzeug.info
and hedu.at. He contributes this week's expert statement on trust.