The Journalist’s Blogroll Originally uploaded by martinstabe. My technorati rank might be in freefall as my work life increasingly gets in the way of my blogging, but Graham Holliday still saw fit to include me in his feature about UK… Continue Reading
Last year we had the bloggers vs mainstream media, Jarvis vs Dell #2 (which seems to have ended amicably: see this note from Davos), what’s the purpose of newspaper blogs, and the fall out from Le Web 3. So far… Continue Reading
Tom Loosemoore, who is heading up the BBC 2.0 project, a project to rethink, modernise and – hopefully – futureproof the BBC’s online offerings, has posted a list of the BBC’s 15 Web Principles. I was involved in (a minute… Continue Reading
Over the past few months, I’ve recorded a number of interviews for BBC 5 Live’s Pods and Blogs. For those who have never dabbled in conducting an audio interview, it really is quite fun to walk up to people and… Continue Reading
The Knight New Media Center Multimedia Training Program is accepting applications for 20 fellowships for journalists to attend this expenses-paid seminar that combines practical instruction in multimedia reporting with in-depth exploration of issues in online publishing. Participants receive six days… Continue Reading
Thursday 4:41 pm 1/18/07 Originally uploaded by robinhamman. At 11.30am today I set off from home for Manchester, a journey that should have taken around 3 hours and 20 minutes including an hour long connection. At 4.30pm I arrived at… Continue Reading
It’s lunch and I’m underwhelmed, both by the non-choice of vegetarian items (I had a side plate worth of pasta and some fruit on a stick), but by the widespread opinion that the most interesting talk this morning was by… Continue Reading
Like just about everyone here, I’ve spent much of the morning looking in every nook and cranny for wifi access. It might seem strange to people who don’t blog, but for those who do, coming to a tech conference like… Continue Reading
My post the other day about the BBC’s Nick Robinson live blogging from a White House press briefing landing Bush in trouble after the Daily Kos and others picked up on discrepencies between the wording blogged (and heard on camera)… Continue Reading
Yesterday, a journalism student wrote to ask: Do you feel blogging is a valid form of journalism? I responded with: Journalism and blogging need not be seperate activities undertaken by separate people and I certainly don’t believe that journalism is… Continue Reading