Many of you know that I’m working on an updated version to my first book, Journalism 2.0, that will be published as a college textbook in the fall and my editors and I are struggling to find the right title.
So I need your help.
People have asked if it will be called “Journalism 3.0″ and that is the working title. But I’m afraid the concept of tacking on a version number to a set of skills is tired, especially for a college audience. But there is some logic in maintaining a tie to the “brand” that has developed for Journalism 2.0.
The chapter outline is here. Please take a second and vote in the poll, or offer a better suggestion if you have one. And thanks in advance.
Mark Briggs 
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Title suggestion: Journalism @ The Speed of Light
Subtitle: The Essential Enquiry
Context: the vital elements of message development.
Best wishes on completion of your updated tome.
My idea would be Journalism 2.0.1
The concept ‘Journalism 2.0′ isn’t a brand. And any 3.0 title will be seen early on to be trite and unimaginbative. Almost definitive of linear thinking.
I would call it ‘Beyond Journalism’ or something like that. Or identify a key concept that doesn’t have the word ‘journalism’ in it.
my superior suggestions:
1. Journalism 3.1
2. Journalism Y2K
3. Jour-nihilism: Left Behind
I’d say “Journalisn’t”, “Post-journal Writing”, or “Journalism in a Post-journal Era”.
I won’t claim them to be neither sup- or inferior to PR’s suggestions – but I will claim that – though once great – anything including or refering to the 2.0-concept smells somewhat oldish.