Gregory Lamb in today’s Christian Science Monitor: What is today’s top story online? Click here to decide. Websites apply ‘social networking’ to the news, letting users prioritize what’s important. Excerpt: “I think people will flock to sites like Digg to supplement their traditional news diets,” writes JD Lasica, cofounder and head of Ourmedia.org, in an […]
After the video shakeout
Article by Ellen Lee in today’s San Francisco Chronicle: While YouTube dominates Web of today, about 240 sites have dreams of success — or getting gobbled up for big bucks. Excerpt: Seeing so many companies offering online video hosting, Pleasanton’s Ourmedia, one of the market’s earliest players, recently decided to change course. Although it continues […]
Final notes from Citizen Reporters’ Forum
I’m back from Seoul, South Korea, and seriously jet-lagged (so please forgive the delay in responding to emails). Here are some final notes, which I wasn’t able to post before I left: Best citizen media site Best citizen media site I was only dimly aware of: Scoop, the first citizen media site in Israel. It […]
At the International Citizen Reporters’ Forum
I’m here in Seoul, South Korea, at the International Citizen Reporters’ Forum. Got in last evening after an 11-hour flight from San Francisco. About 100 participants here, from places as diverse as Cameroon, Japan, Argentina, the US, Nepal and Australia. This is my first time in Asia, believe it or not. Here are some photos […]
Interviews with Scoble, Arrington
I have new interviews up at Real People Network with ex-Microsoft blogging legend Robert Scoble, top, and top 10 blogger Mike Arrington.