Kevin Marsh: Reader’s Editors, Ombudsmen and other ways of opening up the media standards debate (tags: bbc bbcblogs bbcnews Journalism journalisttraining bloggerlynchmob transparency) Google buys Feedburner It’s official. Google owns just about everything now. (tags: feedburner rss google acquisition blogging… Continue Reading
My friend Guillaume du Gardier, who is the Director Online Communications for Edelman Europe, recently asked me to contribute a new video project, PR Thoughts Web TV, he’s been planning to get started as soon as he can herd us… Continue Reading
Sun, like many corporations large and small, has a staff blogging policy. But more uncharacteristically, the company has embraced, from the top down, members of staff blogging. According to Simon Phipps, Chief Open Source Officer at Sun, the company doesn’t… Continue Reading
Lee Bryant is giving a presentation about Motor Addicts, a project his team at Headshift has been involved in creating and implementing. Their process involved working very closely with the client (Castrol) and their employees, sharing everything (including the process… Continue Reading
OneMan+HisBlog on Digital Doorstepping: Facebook and it’s ilk are places, not publishing platforms (tags: facebook Journalism privacy socialsoftware journalisttraining web2.0 news2.0 socialnetworking livejournal) Social Networking for people with Alzheimers… (tags: microsoft socialnetworking SocialSoftware alzheimers) Everything is Miscellaneous: David Weinberger’s full… Continue Reading
much ado about nothing Originally uploaded by robinhamman Much is being made of Richard Sambrook’s “revelation”, reported on the Guardian’s Organ Grinder, that he learns more about social media, blogging, web 2.0 and the like from actually participating in those… Continue Reading
Ben Edwards, publisher of the Economist, has just finished a presentation in which he revealed some of the Economist’s social media plans. The most interesting aspect of social media for the Economist, according to Edwards, is the reader to reader… Continue Reading
Tuesday 9:34 am 6/5/07 Originally uploaded by robinhamman Today I’m at Blogs and Social Media Forum 2 which kicked off just a few minutes ago with an introductin from Euan Semple who is chairing the event. The first panel includes,… Continue Reading
LiveJournal apologizes for mass deletion – CNET News.com Following Six Apart’s deletion of 500 journals, users stage a blistering backlash and the company moves to make amends. (tags: sixapart livejournal onlinecommunitymanagement onlinecommunity SocialSoftware web2.0) LiveJournal: “Well we really screwed this… Continue Reading