From those corners of the web that I’ve been reading today: eufeeds. The tagline says it all: “over 300 newspapers, updated every 20 minutes.” An interesting, European aggregation of headlines, in multiple languages, providing a steadily updated snapshot of the news of the moment. The link above goes to the page of Portuguese newspapers; I count 25 other country pages. 10 Things You Need to Know About WordPress 2.5. Okay, here’s something else to get excited about. The upcoming new version loo
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Rick Waghorn, MyFootballWriter @ JEECamp O que se diz do JEECamp? Depois de uma curta análise por aqui, falámos
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We haven’t mentioned banks yet. We will. But on one of my little forays down to London, a mate of
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A139847 Tuesday, March 18, 2008 Posted by Paul Bradshaw 10:38:28 AM Entrepreneurial Journalism: U.K. Unconference Report journalismenterprise.com This U.K. unconference was a “perfect brainstorm” of entrepreneurial ideas for journalism. What happens when you bring together local journalists, bloggers, Web publishers, online journalism experts, and new media startups — and get them talking? That was the question that JEEcamp sought to answer on Mar. 14 in the U.K. (Disclosure: I was on
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With Kev hanging out of his back bedroom window, Ian slaving over a hot addiply cms in his mum’s spare
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Paul Bradshaw rounds up some key points raised at the JEECamp unconference that he helped organise last week.
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journalismenterprise.com This U.K. unconference was a “perfect brainstorm” of entrepreneurial ideas for journalism. What happens when you bring together local journalists, bloggers, Web publishers, online journalism experts, and new media startups — and get them talking? That was the question that JEEcamp sought to answer on Mar. 14 in the U.K. (Disclosure: I was one of the organizers of this event.) This “unconference” on journalism enterprise and entrepreneurship tackled some of the big q
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What happens when you bring together local journalists, bloggers, web publishers, online journalism experts and new media startups - and get them talking? That was the question that JEEcamp sought to answer: an ‘unconference’ around journalism enterprise and entrepreneurship that looked to tackle some of the big questions facing news in 2008: how do you make money from news when information is free? Where is the funding for news startups? How do you generate community? What models work for ne
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What happens when you bring together local journalists, bloggers, web publishers, online journalism experts and new media startups - and
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This week I have combined the Britblog Roundup no. 161 and the audio podcast, since I have stepped into the breach at the last minute. Here is the podcast. Rather than leaving an extra item on the end this week, I’ve included Chris Vallance’s interview with the editor of the Spy Blog looking at how difficult it is for bloggers to remain anonymous. Here’s the podcast. Have a listen while you read the roundup. Download audio file (20080318-britblog-review-podsandblogs.mp3) JEEcamp Last week I went
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