Through tales I’ve heard that this conference (three years ago) was where "boss Rosen" proclaimed the battle between journalists and bloggers over. That soundbyte has pushed forward the conversation of online media.
We will see what comes out of this conference. Follow me on Twitter if you want.
I took a video last night of Richard Sambrook describing the four types of citizen journalism. I’m very glad Richard went into this – all too often people assume that the first type of citizen journalism is the only type. Something I’ve written about in length here.
I got a new toy (a camerae that takes video – sorry if it’s shaky, I’m still getting used to it).
David,
Even as a Brit I realised how brave you were to reveal that you didn’t donate to NPR. well done! But I am not sure that the booing you got was good-natured…Long live networked journalism..see you in New York – why don’t you organise a gig for me to plug my book to students/staff/anyone?
cheers
Charlie
Thanks Charlie
If there is one thing I got…. it’s balls.
In truth, I don’t contribute to NPR for a few reasons. For starters: as far as the media goes – I feel I’m already doing my part. But secondly, as I mentioned – there is no direct way to donate to NPR. I don’t want to give money to a brand, I want to give money to individuals. I think in the future – that will be possible (open and distributed, as I said)