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I’m on my way to San Diego to participate in Strong Angel III: week-long demonstration will consist of a series of collaborative technical and non-technical experiments based on both lessons learned in past disasters and on emerging requirements for integrated operations. They are designed to test the interoperability, reliability, and flexibility of proposed social and […]

I’ll tell you more later, but I’m using this posting to create a Technorati tag for a project I’m involved with next week. strongangel3

As you’ll see by clicking on the link to Monday’s Citizen Journalism unconference — there are, among other things, podcasts, blog links and notes of the sessions — the event was a terrific success. About 100 people spent a long day in conversation about some of the key areas that today’s and tomorrow’s citizen journalists […]

And we’re off: the Citizen Journalism unconference has begun. Doc Searls is keeping his docnograghy. Live audio is here. IRC: irc.freenode.net#citmedia

The Berkman Center luncheon series will feature Tom Evslin next Tuesday, in a conversation about network neutrality and ways to ensure that the owners of the data pipes don’t abuse their power.

Here’s the schedule, as listed on the Citizen Journalism “Un-Conference” page, for our gathering on Monday. We have an excellent group of moderators, and an equally compelling collection of participants. (The moderators have posted short descriptions of what they’ll cover; you’ll find details via the link above.) Remember: The audience is the panel, and the […]

Heading to Boston today for Wikimania and our Monday citizen journalism unconference. Looking forward to seeing everyone…

Here’s his introduction to the unconference session he’ll run next Monday, entitled “Above the Noise“.

Steve Garfield, a great videoblogger, will lead a session at next Monday’s Citizen Journalism Un-Conference. Here’s his summary of what we’ll discuss.

It’s a gathering in Amsterdam in late September, and I’m among the many speakers. Details here.