Cybersociology Magazine was launched on 10 October 1997 as a forum for the cross-disciplinary academic discussion of life online. It ran for approximately two years, until 01 September 1999, and seven web based issues were published: Issue 1: Cybersex and… Continue Reading
Regular readers of cybersoc.com will recall that back in August I got kicked out of Google Adsense. I appealed to Google, asking for them to spefically disclose what, if any, evidence they had that I had broken their terms and… Continue Reading
NewsDesigner.com – a blog about newspaper design Does what it says on the tin: has screenshots and commentary on newspaper design/redesign(Spotted on Complete Tosh) (tags: newspapers newspaperbusiness news news2.0) Using Social Networking to Stop Genocide n less than two years,… Continue Reading
Journalism.co.uk is hosting the Readers’ Revolution panel discussion on Monday, 04 December, at Imperial College, London. The panelists are: * Kevin Anderson, who recently left the BBC to become Blogs Editor at The Guardian. He’s been an online journalist since… Continue Reading
Journalism.co.uk is hosting the Readers’ Revolution panel discussion on Monday, 04 December, at Imperial College, London. The panelists are: * Kevin Anderson, who recently left the BBC to become Blogs Editor at The Guardian. He’s been an online journalist since… Continue Reading
The audio interviews I did at the Manchester Blog Awards last week are going to be broadcast on BBC 5 Live’s Pods and Blogs tonight between 2-3am British Summer Time. Technically speaking, that’s really really early Tuesday morning. [Update: the… Continue Reading
Associated Press tries to start blogging “…I taught myself how to do that in TypePad; I had to teach myself how to do it…we have a lot of excellent audio and video people to help us, but there is no… Continue Reading
ipod for sale: 20GB Originally uploaded by robinhamman. Having received a new iPod as a gift last Christmas, I figured it was about time to sell my third generation iPod. It’s the 20gb model which means you can fit around… Continue Reading
This week I’ve spotted two instances of legal claims being filed not against the websites hosting content but against the person(s) actually posting the content. In one instance, a copyright infrindgement claim was made against a blog posting premiership football… Continue Reading
User sued over post on mag website (note: the site ISN’T being sued) A website user is facing legal action over statements he made about a yachting company on a magazine’s forum….The comment was published on the IPC Yachting World… Continue Reading