Last week I was interviewed by Valeria Maltoni for her marketing blog, Conversation Agent. We spoke about finding inspiration for blogging, the BBC’s blog strategy and how blogging is changing the work that journalists and editors do. The post ended… Continue Reading
kitbag for Cardiff trip Originally uploaded by robinhamman If you’re close to Cardiff University on Wednesday you might be able to catch me giving a presentation at the School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies (Bute Building) from… Continue Reading
This week I’ve written a two part series of posts about the first 18 months of the BBC Blogs Network . The first, on Monday, gave a brief history and provided some insight into the technical issues we’ve had to… Continue Reading
The BBC Blogs Network has been up and running for 18 months. This milestone provides a good opportunity to give you some insight into what we’ve been doing, how we think our efforts measure up, and where we might be… Continue Reading
Yesterday a student from the University of Westminster sent me a message via facebook, asking whether I thought social networking sites are a threat to "old media". I’m posting the response here: Last month I was speaking with Glen Drury,… Continue Reading
Last November I wrote a post in response to the question "what’s the point of tv and radio blogs?" – a question which, I think, is fundamental for understanding why the BBC has been getting into blogging and how we’re… Continue Reading
Iain Dale, one of the UK’s leading political bloggers, recently asked 500 of his blog’s readers to list their 30 favourite media blogs. Top of the list is BBC Political Editor, Nick Robinson whose blog is one of 9 BBC… Continue Reading
Recently I’ve been kept quite busy organising, amongst other things, a big blogging event here at the BBC. It’s internal (sorry) but various people are going to be blogging, twittering and otherwise telling the world outside the firewall about it.… Continue Reading
At last week’s Networked Journalism Summit in New York I was interviewed by Alan Levy and John C. Havens for blog talk radio. I spoke about my role at the BBC, where I spend a lot of my time speaking… Continue Reading
In March 2007, Jay Rosen helped launch Assignment Zero, a networked journalism experiment that got a bit of help from Wired.com. He posted his review of that project last night on his blog PressThink and has just walked the audience… Continue Reading