Forum One is organising Online Community Camp , a gathering of online community practitioners — managers, developers, business people, tools providers, funders — to discuss experience and strategies in the development and growth of online communities. Those involved in online… Continue Reading
Early May is going to be a busy time for conference go-ers. Not only is wemedia (and possibly a fringe!) coming to town on the 3rd-4th, but the Association of Online Publishers is holding a two day conference, Tomorrow’s Web,… Continue Reading
The We Media Global Forum (London: 03-04 May) brings together the trailblazers of the connected society – the thinkers, innovators, investors, executives and activists seeking to tap the potential of digital networks connecting people everywhere… but entry costs a whopping… 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 New Statesman has organised a free debate (01 Feb) titled: Politics and New Media: where next? * what it will take to get more MPs online? * how to get politicians to take technology more seriously? * how new… Continue Reading
The Guardian is currently running an online debate about citizen journalism. The panel, chaired by Jeremy Dear, general secretary of the NUJ, includes: Carol Hall, Rights Manager, BBC News John Thompson, MD, Mousetrap Media Kyle McRae, Scoopt.com Fiona Brownsell, CEO,… Continue Reading
FlickrPeople Originally uploaded by mike1727. I attended my first flickr meet last Friday in St. Albans. The eight of us chatted about flickr, technology, house prices and all sorts of other rubbish for a good four hours. Had the beer… Continue Reading
Bloggers and news organisations are (finally!) starting to ask important questions about citizen journalism. In a sort of open letter to media pundit turned citizen journalism pundit turned citizen media journalism lecturer Dan Gilmour, who is giving a talk tomorrow… Continue Reading
The Future of Web Apps: One-day conference focusing on the development technology you’ll be using tomorrow (London, Wednesday 09 February, 2006) This one-day conference brings together those pioneers in the web development industry who are setting the agenda for tomorrow’s… Continue Reading