I’m at the Pavilion, the meeting place for the Manchester International Festival, outside Manchester Central, the building formerly known as the G-Mex. If you are (or were) there, tag your photos with bbcmanchesterblog so we can find them. It’s a… Continue Reading
At the moment, the average number of RSS subscriptions [what’s RSS?] to cybersoc.com is 604. Here’s how feedburner calculates this daily average: "FeedBurner’s subscriber count is based on an approximation of how many times your feed has been requested in… Continue Reading
my friendwheel Originally uploaded by robinhamman I’ve just discovered Friend Wheel, a new Facebook application that allows you to visualise your social network. Often times tools like this are just a bit of fun – last year I… Continue Reading
Last week I discovered that typepad users (this blog is hosted on typepad) can now move subscribers of their typepad rss feed over to their feedburner feed which has more functionality as well as better statistics. The number of people… Continue Reading
One of the responses I often get from people who don’t really get the whole social media thing is that it takes a lot of time. They’ve got a point – I do a lot of things online, using a… Continue Reading
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Tuesday 12:55 pm 6/12/07 Originally uploaded by robinhamman Disruption never greater than in web 2.0 era, cost of experimenting never lower – and innovation can be done by everyone. Dan’s been talking about democratized media for the past… Continue Reading
A lot of people working in journalism, news and media are starting to notice that there’s a whole world of contacts and content inside Facebook and other social networking sites. I think this sudden interest in the social web is… Continue Reading
Next Wednesday I’ll be at the NMK Forum in London. The schedule includes quite a few panels debates and presentations that I’m looking forward to. In particular, Dan Gillmor is giving a keynote titled “Citizen Journalism and the future” and… Continue Reading