Jeff Jarvis kicked off the Networked Journalism Summit by walking us through the hectic schedule of the day. The event should be well covered as there is free wifi and the Times Center Auditorium is a sea of bloggers feverishly… Continue Reading
I’m in New York City for the Networked Journalism Summit that’s been organised by Jeff Jarvis to bring together the best practices and practitioners in collaborative, pro-am journalism. I’m hoping to meet up with Neil McIntosh from the Guardian later… Continue Reading
I’m at the 2nd European Corporate Blogging Summit where I kicked things off earlier with some opening remarks. As usual, I’ve uploaded my slides and my notes (Download bfiblogconnotescybersoc.rtf). Andrew Piper from IBM’s WebSphere Solutions team is now enthusiastically speaking… Continue Reading
Next month I’ll be in New York City to attend a Networked Journalism Summit that’s being organised by Jeff Jarvis, hosted at CUNY, and is funded by a grant from the MacArthur Foundation. The list of attendees is quite impressive,… Continue Reading
I’m at the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts (NESTA) office in London where Howard Rheingold (who I’ve known online for many years and have had the pleasure of meeting, and interviewing, on a number of occasions) has… Continue Reading
The BBC’s Ben Hammersley, who recently returned from Turkey where he was using various social media tools and blogging techniques to give greater depth and insight into his coverage of the Turkish Parliamentary elections, will be talking about the experiment… Continue Reading
Look at that! Originally uploaded by Paul Hurst About 20 people attended the Manchester Bloggers meetup that we organised as part of the BBC Manchester Blog project. This photo from Paul Hurst really captures the mood – a… Continue Reading
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
The Association of Online Publishers (AOP) has added Online Community as a category in it’s annual awards competition for the UK online publishing industry: "This award will be given to the host of an online community that has had particular… Continue Reading
Jyri Engestrom’s thoughtful presentation at the NMK Forum in London two days ago was, for me at least, the most insightful presentation of the day. Luckily, I’d recently heard Lee Bryant mention Jyri and, as Lee usually gives a good… Continue Reading