Response from JEECamp (1)
I’m far too overwhelmed (i.e. drunk) after the big JEECamp conference today, but had a fascinating time, and loads of
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JEECamp: destaques | highlights
Terminou o JEECamp. Tempo agora para uma pequena revisão. Foram muitas as ideias que saíram deste encontro, por isso
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Press Gazette: Hubdub.com aims to be a news winner
Nigel Eccles of news prediction market Hubdub.com impressed today at JEECamp.
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Jeecamp part 2: making money out of online journalism: community
The unconference now breaks into unworkships. In the Community discussion, a host of local paper online journalists seek ways of engaging their readers. Here’s their thoughts… It emerges that there are lots of people going on to newspapers’ blogs and websites to make comments, post photos and react to news. But they aren’t sticking around and they are sporadic in their involvement. The solution can be better software management systems that monitor traffic and nudge users to come back. One obs
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JEECamp Live Coverage
O espectáculo já está em marcha, sigam todas as incidências do JEECamp ao vivo e a cores aqui: The
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Jeecamp: making money out of online journalism
Jeecamp is an ‘unconference’ gathering 50+ new media entrepreneurs and regional online journalists under the un-guidance of Paul Bradshaw . Stand by for a day of innovative insight in to the business of making online journalism pay. I feel it is entirely appropiate that we are here at The Bond next to the famous Birmingham canal system. It is the perfect metaphor for how communications systems change. [Live blogging by Paul’s students here.] Rick Waghorn kicks off (he runs a sports website fra
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JEEcamp Live Coverage
auf journalismenterprise.com … Check it out and partizipate! About: The JEEcamp (UK) is an ‘unconference’ around journalism enterprise and entrepreneurship. Partizipants are from the national and regional press, tabloid and broadsheet, magazines, bloggers, freelancers, academics and journo startups. Un-organized by Paul Bradshaw (OJB) (Tool / Provider Cover-It-Live)
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Taking off the Chastity Belt: Friday Free For All
Freeform Fridays are a new experiment on the Wardman Wire: Im wondering about inventing Freeform Fridays, where I will give a platform to anyone with something interesting to say - a sort of virtual Speakers Corner. In my mind there needs to be somewhere on the blog which is relatively unstructured, to be a total change from the quite tightly timetabled nature of the rest of the week. Id see that as an opportunity for young or new bloggers to address a slightly wider audience - one of my priorit
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I’m off to JEECamp
Well it’s my day off, and I’m spending it… going to a conference. Or rather an “unconference”. I’m off to
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Going to the Jeecamp today in Birmingham
Going to the Jeecamp today in Birmingham From the desk of admin ·March 14, 2008 at 8:21 am · Filed under Media, Miscellaneous Today I’m planning to attend the Jeecamp in Birmingham, which I only spotted (via Martin Stabe) last night. This is an unconference (i.e., a self-organising workshop - an intellectual Potluck Supper, if you will) around the theme of: JEEcamp is an opportunity for a range of people to get together to talk about how on earth journalists and publishers can make a livin
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