Wired Editor’s “Six Tactics of Transparent Media”

Wired magazine editor Chris Anderson, who also wrote the terrific book The Long Tail, has posted some thoughts on his blog about what a “transparent” media organization would do. In this case, “transparent” means throwing the entire editorial process open for review and comment.

Anderson’s six tactics of transparent media are:

1. Show who we are.
2. Show what we’re working on.
3. “Process as Content”
4. Privilege the crowd.
5. Let readers decide what’s best.
6. Wikifiy everything.

Part 1 of Anderson’s post is here, with Part 2 here. Great reading.