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davidhiggerson : @markmedia What was it you told the opening guy at Jeecamp? "I'm sorry, but your business model is f*****"

davidhiggerson : What was it you told the opening guy at Jeecamp? "I'm sorry, but your business model is f*****"

Azeem_A : @alexgamela-i think it was free when we used it at #JEEcamp.

I guess we really ought to be generous in our praise of the winner - or rather the only, UK-based entry to win through to the big cheque and Las Vegas prize-giving stage of this year’s Knight News Challenge. For those of you who don’t actually know what the Knight News Challenge is - www.newschallenge.org - it is a highly-laudable effort by the Knight Foundation people to further innovation in community-centred, digital news.  In their own words: “We are a national foundation with local roots

This post is some brief notes and thoughts from yesterday’s Digital Editor’s Networkget together at UCLAN, Preston. At this new blog, I’m doing things a little differently from my norm and putting into practice some of the lessons I’ve learned and promoted over the years. Publishing some notes and thoughts in this way may lead to a more formal article at some point - may not. There may be themes I return to - may not. What happens to it next could be down to the responses but the process of w

This I found interesting - if only for the fact that it touched on a conversation I had with one of the good gentlemen listed to your right. Well, on the home page right. Anyway…. Time. http://newsosaur.blogspot.com/2008/04/drive-by-surfers-peril-news-sites.html I mentioned time at JEECamp the other month as one of those straws that I cling to; the fact that our average visit time for the month of January on www.myfootballwriter.com/norwichcity was 436 seconds. And as they, on average, visi

If only because I laid my Google revenue cards on the table early on… http://outwithabang.wordpress.com/2008/03/17/lesson-no37a-for-all-that-follow-dont-pin-your-hopes-on-good-ol-uncle-google/  …this was interesting, Jeff Jarvis of Buzzmachine and Guardian column fame doing the same… and, in paricular, what Google did for him last year. http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/apr/14/5 For those of you who are hard of linking, the two paragraphs to put side-by-side are, first the MFW ‘experien

Last Friday I tried a little experiment with Twitter: I used it to live-review the Clay Shirky book Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations (Amazon US). Why did I do it? It wasn’t a preview copy, so there was no ’scoop’ here. It wasn’t a live event, either. As Dave Lee pointed out, “A book is a book. It’s not changing. Read it all and then tell me whether it’s any good or not.” I did it, well, because I could. Because I wanted to give myself a reason to read the