my posts and uploads Originally uploaded by robinhamman I’ve recently been thinking about where I participate the most online. The graph here shows my participation, measured in terms of content shared or posts, on three of the main services I… Continue Reading
Robin Hamman is the Director of Digital at Edelman (London), the World’s largest independent communications agency, with over 4500 people in 64 offices globally. With around 14 years professional experience of helping businesses, particularly in the broadcasting industry but also… Continue Reading
Ashley Highfield to leave BBC for Project Kangaroo | Media | guardian.co.uk One of the UK’s most powerful roles in digital media, the post of BBC director of future media and technology has been held by Highfield since 2000. He… Continue Reading
Here’s a couple of twitter applications which could be useful for those working in journalism or broadcasting: PollDaddy makes it easy to create and run multiple choice polls on twitter. To use it you simply author a question, set up… Continue Reading
Shedworking – a blog for people who work from their garden sheds I’ve always fancied having a garden shed that I could work from and hang out in. Now (thanks to Suw) I’ve found the blog for those I’ve long… Continue Reading
Kyle MacRae – 10 things we can say about citizen journalism… … from the guy who started Scoopt…. (tags: citizenjournalism citizensnappers usergeneratedcontent journalisttraining Journalism news2.0) NewsVisual (via PodNosh) NewsVisual gives you a visual map of the known interests / ownerships… Continue Reading
Freeze Dried Wine Just open and mix with water… Matt tries the stuff and ends up swearing. (tags: wine weird) French court fines user-generated website for privacy breach – Yahoo! News The court ruled that fuzz.fr made an “editorial” decision… Continue Reading
Yahoo’s Fire Eagle, launched in beta a few weeks ago at SXSW, can accept, store and share location data with a growing number of applications including zonetag, dopplr, movabletype and twitter. I haven’t had much time to play around with… Continue Reading
Last week a French court ruled that providing a link is enough to make a website responsible for the content linked to, even when that content was created by and exists on a third party website. The ruling could have… Continue Reading
BBC NEWS | Technology | Net gains and pains for journalism As the internet spreads there are more and more places where we can simply ask those who are living through the events what they think of them and seek… Continue Reading