I’ve begun my personal Summer of Madness tour a bit early, considering that we still have a week left of spring. But there’s no question about the Madness part. This morning at Harvard Law, Molly Krause filled me in on the exciting H2O playlist project that will soon be unveiled by the Berkman Center for […]
Chris Nolan at KRON’s blogger meet-up
Here’s a 3-minute video on Ourmedia that I shot of Chris Nolan (Politics from Left to Right) at Saturday’s blogger meet-up at KRON-4 TV. Chris talks about participatory media. (There’s a faster-loading version here.) Bonus: a short video of the bloggers gathering for a group photo.
Today’s blogger meetup at KRON
Today I attended a wonderful meetup of bloggers at KRON4 TV in San Francisco. Lots of familiar faces: Anil Dash, Scott Rafer, Renee Blodgett, Eleanor Kruszewski, Mike Rowehl, Chris Nolan, Chris Newmark — some heavy blogger firepower there. About 120 folks in all turned out to hear KRON General Manager Mark Antonitis and Nashville blogger/TV […]
‘Darknet’ Blogger Book Tour
On May 27 I mentioned here that I’ll be putting together a Blogger Book Tour for Darknet, to take the place of the usual practice of flying into towns to sign books for a half-dozen people (not that that isn’t loads of fun … and I’ll be doing a handful of real-world bookstore appearances as […]
Google News: time to get transparent
Andrew Nachison at the Editors BlogConf in Seoul: In a session I chaired yesterday at the World Editor’s Forum in Seoul, Google News creator Krishna Bharat revealed, well, virtually nothing about the sources Google spiders and “clusters” to create Google News, other than that it’s “more than” 4,500 – a number the company had cited […]