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 JEEcamp09
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:
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
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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
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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’.
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online journalism, twitter • Tags: aggregator, Clients, comment guilt, facebook, Feed Readers, foocamp anxiety, friend collecting disorder, LinkedIn, rss reader sisyphean complex, social media, twitter, twitter rage, twitterhoeia, WWW • Comment feed RSS 2.0 - Read this post