Dan Gillmor appeared late last week on BBC News Online to answer questions about citizen journalism. For those who follow Gillmor (or, more likely, can’t avoid him) there’s not a whole lot new here but he does do a good… Continue Reading
Scott Rafer is CEO of WINKsite.com and advisor to iUpload, Dogster, MyBlogLog, Delight, Digital Railroad and a couple other exploiters of the X in AJAX. Scott’s been helping Internet users find "What’s Right Now!" since 1998. He was most recently… Continue Reading
An online community consultant by trade, Luke Brynley-Jones has advised many of the UK’s largest non-profits about their online communications. Part of the team behind etribes, he recently oversaw the launch of etribes Life – their new personal publishing service.… Continue Reading
The following entry was written by guest blogger Matthew Allen of the Internet Studies Program, Curtin University of Technology. Matthew has been teaching and researching the Internet since 1997 and was using rudimentary online learning techniques from 1995 onwards. Most… Continue Reading
The following entry was written by guest blogger Nancy White of Full Circle Associates. Nancy is an internationally recognised expert in understanding and practicing online group facilitation of distributed work, learning and community groups – work which requires her to… Continue Reading
The following guest entry was written by Richard Sambrook, Director of Global News at the BBC. Richard started his career working on local newspapers and joined the BBC in the 1980’s as a radio news sub-editor. He worked his way… Continue Reading
I’m pleased to announce that Matthew Allen, Associate Professor of Internet Studies at Curtin University has joined the list of guest bloggers. Matthew is President of the Association of Internet Researchers (AoIR), an academic association dedicated to the advancement of… Continue Reading
Each day next week (20-24 March), cybersoc.com will be publishing posts by a series of special guest bloggers to help mark the one year anniversary of cybersoc.com (the blog, not the site which is 10 this year). The guest bloggers… Continue Reading
The 24th of March is the one year anniversary of this blog. The site itself has been online since 1996 (read on to find out how that’s been incorporated into the new redesign!). I’ll share more stats with you next… Continue Reading
Shock. Horror. According to Alexis Debat, writing for ABC News in America, al Qaeda have started “using legitimate bulletin boards and Internet sites offering free upload services or connecting through such popular social network sites as Orkut and MySpace.” (link… Continue Reading