It’s Day 2 of the Web 2.0 conference in San Francisco. I forgot to bring my compact flash reader, so I won’t be able to post new photos until tonight (but I will then). Forgive me if some of this is fuzzy — I caught 4 1/2 hours of sleep last night. Nice wifi, though! […]
Day 1 of Web 2.0 conference
Just finished an amazing day at the Web 2.0 conference. I had hoped to do real-time blogging, but between all the photo-shooting and introductions in the hallway (talking about the ourmedia project, the Social Media Group, Darknet, Engadget and OJR), it left little time to take advantage of the top-notch wifi connectivity set up for […]
ourmedia: a call for entries
We’re about a month away from the beta launch of ourmedia.org. (See the item below.) The goal is to create a global repository of shared grassroots media. We have a number of media items or collections in hand, but we need more to fill out the site. Here’s our first pass at material that have […]
ourmedia needs a tagline
We’re only a few weeks away from the beta website for ourmedia.org, which I announced here when it was still called the Open Media project. We’ve made remarkable progress in the past two months, working in a wiki to tackle issues related to the law, technology, and cultural values attached to content sharing. We’ve made […]
Interview with NPR
My interview with National Public Radio’s “Future Tense” program airs today: Does Google News have something against John Kerry? It’s already online — less than 5 minutes long.