@ Magazines2008: Community is now king, and content is queen | PDA: The Digital Content Blog | Guardian Unlimited “publishers and brands increasingly need to collaborate, working with specialist firms to develop their products quickly and more effectively. Niche networks… Continue Reading
Dragan Varagic is describing the Balkan blogosphere at (g)local 2.0: "In Serbia there are maybe 20,000 bloggers… maybe 50 who are very good bloggers." The most popular of these blogs websites in the Balkans can have as many as… Continue Reading
glocal 2.0 – Skopje, Macedonia Originally uploaded by robinhamman I’m done giving my keynote at (g)local 2.0 in Skopje, Macedonia. I’ll upload my notes later but you can find my slides on flickr already. Paul Bradshaw also contributed… Continue Reading
I’ve posted a few times before about turning processes into content but wanted to try to pull it all together in a new way – combining it with the presentations I give that talk about unsustainable models of audience engagement… Continue Reading
Facebook ‘more effective than emergency services in a disaster’ – Telegraph “Instead of rumour-mongering, we see socially produced accuracy.” (tags: facebook twitter emergency socialnetworking dailytelegraph)
Japan council worker visits 780,000 porn pages in 9 months His habit reached its peak last July when he surfed for porn more than 177,000 times during office hours. That works out at almost 10,000 pages a day, or more… Continue Reading
WSJ on the impact of English Libel Law on American Free Speech (hat tip Marshall Manson) “England has become a choice venue for libel plaintiffs from around the world, including those who seek to intimidate critics whose works would be… Continue Reading
Presentations – Games as Journalism « Just Another Meme Vector I haven’t had a chance to read this yet but am looking forward to finding the time to do so. I reckon this is a good find… (tags: games journalism… Continue Reading
Rangers in the Mara Triangle area of the Masai Mara are rather busy these days – trying to stop illegal poaching, worrying about colleagues shot by poachers and, now, twittering and blogging. Those of us who have been following them… Continue Reading
Below are the visitor statistics for cybersoc.com, as reported by statcounter (and let’s not even start debating their validity!) There were 6,046 "unique visitors", generating a total of 7,264 page loads. That’s an average of 202 daily unique visitors and… Continue Reading