In the off chance that these ideas or these ideas didn’t get your synapses poppin’, here are fourteen more.

Today’s list starts off with Chris Keller’s ‘nwsmkr’ idea, because I accidentally missed it the first time around — sorry, Chris! :)

Here we go — fourteen fifteen more ideas aimed at news engagement, reporting or journalistic challenges by the 2011 #MozNewsLab:

1. Chris Keller’s nwsmkr
   

2. James Greenaway’s Open News Player
   

3. Jeremy Gilbert’s Newscaster

   Newscaster

   View another webinar from JeremyGilbert

4. Samuel Huron’s 4 small ideas to improve journalism (No video :( )

5. Dan Schultz’s ATTN-SPAN
   

   ATTN-SPAN Intro from Dan Schultz on Vimeo.

6. Travis Kriplean’s GrowUp
   

   Helping web commenting GrowUp by supporting listening from Travis Kriplean on Vimeo.

7. Jamie King’s SPARKD (No video :( )

8. Rhiannon Coppin’s Proof
   

9. Artem Dudarev’s Locovidi
   

10. Sedef Gavaz’s New News - creating connections
    

11. Bharath Channakeshavaiah’s Newstribute (No video :( )

12. Corbin Smith’s OpenCan
    

13. Maura Youngman’s Filter Bubble
    

14. Philipp Tsipman’s Datamapper
    

And, last but certainly not least:

1. Katie Zhu’s Roundtable
   

   Roundtable: A Web platform connecting people, news and ideas. from Katie Zhu on Vimeo.

That concludes the final project submissions from the 2011 #MozNewsLab participants. Twenty of these individuals will be invited to the next phase of the program — a five-day “code sprint” in Berlin. The sprint will bring together these individuals with Mozilla developers and our news partners with the aim of further developing software prototypes. It’s going to be an amazing week.

Invitations will be going out next week and we’ll have an announcement about who’s going to Berlin shortly thereafter.

Unfortunately (well, fortunately for me!), I’m heading off on vacation on Thursday, so you’ll want to keep your eye on Planet Mojo for updates.