May 8, 20097
JEEcamp09 – live coverage
Live coverage of JEEcamp is available here
There is also a site aggregating all mentions of JEEcamp on Twitter, Flickr, Delicious and blogs at jeecamp.com
Aug 13, 20080
More about that social-media-for-news training next week
Being the sort of person who puts all their work online, I thought it might be useful to put the agenda for next week’s one-day training course up, along with useful hyperlinks. As always, contributions welcomed. Here’s what I’ll be covering: [Read more]
Apr 28, 200846
Seven psychological complaints of bloggers and social media addicts
In my capacity as amateur psychotherapist to the blogerati, I have discovered a new raft of complaints as social media addicts adapt to the demands of new technologies and fluctuating social structures. The syndromes identified include:
Comment Guilt
Patients complain of an overwhelming regret that they are not commenting more on other people’s blogs, and ‘engaging with the online community’. Feelings of worthlessness and frustration. [Read more]
Apr 4, 20083
Live-reviewing a book on Twitter: Here Comes Everybody by Clay Shirky
From 10am UK time today I will be reading Clay Shirky’s new book Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations (Amazon US) – and reviewing it on Twitter as I go.
And I won’t be alone. Joining me will be Antonio Gould, Dave Briggs, Jon Bounds, Paul Inman and Brendadada.
All six twitterers – plus a Tweetscan search for ‘Here Comes Everybody’ – will be aggregated at http://xfruits.com/paulbradshaw/?id=38799 so you can follow them all, or join in yourself.
Mar 13, 20084
JEEcamp live coverage – take part from your desktop
If you’ve not been able to attend JEEcamp, you can still take part online. We will be running live coverage at JournalismEnterprise.com – and taking your questions and comments.
We’ll be using CoverItLive, which allows users to post comments, chatroom-style, and we’ll be incorporating these into the event itself.
Here’s how it (should) work: there will be five topics being discussed during the event: funding; business models; online news models; legals; and building audiences and community.
Each topic will have a correspondent attached – a journalism student from Birmingham City University who will be reporting what’s being discusse, but also feeding back any comments or questions from people following JEEcamp online.
That’s all assuming the wifi works, of course…
JEEcamp already has a fantastic mix of people from the news and tech industries â€" with people coming from as far away as Latvia, Sweden, Spain and South Korea too.
To join in online go to http://journalismenterprise.com/jeecamp-live-coverage/ from 9am till 4pm GMT on Friday March 14 (to convert to your own time zone use this converter)
Ahead of the event you can also add to the event wiki at http://jeecamp.pbwiki.com â€" in particular any questions under the themes being discussed (http://jeecamp.pbwiki.com/topics)
And finally, there’s an aggregator blog at www.jeecamp.com for anything tagged ‘jeecamp’ on Wordpress, Flickr, YouTube, or Delicious (also search results for ‘jeecamp’ on Twitter, Google Blog Search and Technorati).
Look forward to meeting you (virtually)…
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