It’s lunch and I’m underwhelmed, both by the non-choice of vegetarian items (I had a side plate worth of pasta and some fruit on a stick), but by the widespread opinion that the most interesting talk this morning was by… Continue Reading
Like just about everyone here, I’ve spent much of the morning looking in every nook and cranny for wifi access. It might seem strange to people who don’t blog, but for those who do, coming to a tech conference like… Continue Reading
The best thing about a attending a conference in Paris has to be that it’s in Paris but, after that, there are all sorts of reasons that Le Web 3 is likely to be a unique event. With 1000 people… Continue Reading
InfinteP…: Tracking Google Indexed Feed Republishers (by Kevin Burton) A link from an unknown friend on delicious… interesting stuff. (tags: RSS google transparency content) Newspaper teams up with UK University to Offer Multi-Media Journo Degree (via Buzzmachine) The university’s head… Continue Reading
So my journey to Le Web begins with a plea – does anyone know where I can find the apple store in Paris? I looked on the Apple website yesterday but couldn’t find the address. I even phoned the UK… Continue Reading
My post the other day about the BBC’s Nick Robinson live blogging from a White House press briefing landing Bush in trouble after the Daily Kos and others picked up on discrepencies between the wording blogged (and heard on camera)… Continue Reading
Le Web – Les Blogs Originally uploaded by robinhamman. On Sunday, I’ll be heading off to Paris for Le Web 3, the third Les Blogs conference. I’ll be one of the 1000 bloggers, geeks, start-up wanna-be’s, etc from a remarkable… Continue Reading
Internet Accounts for 1/3 of Journalists in Prison (Press Gazette) he bulk of internet journalists in jail – 49 in total – shows that “authoritarian states are becoming more determined to control the internet,” said Joel Simon (tags: journalism journalisttraining… Continue Reading
Sun journalists have an away day to get closer to their audience… So they headed off to stack shelves at Asda in Romford, Essex. (tags: sun newsinternational guardian newspaperbusiness journalismtraining journalism) The now oft quoted Emily Bell “Inner Blogger” article… Continue Reading
Yesterday, a journalism student wrote to ask: Do you feel blogging is a valid form of journalism? I responded with: Journalism and blogging need not be seperate activities undertaken by separate people and I certainly don’t believe that journalism is… Continue Reading