Posts under ‘Events’

I’m at the NetSquared conference (being held at Cisco in San Jose), getting ready to join Ethan Zuckerman, Hong Eun Taek and Michael Rogers on a panel called From a Voice in the Wilderness to the Wisdom of Crowds. I’d like to see nonprofits and interest groups use conversational technologies to do a better job […]

I’m back in California for tomorrow’s opening day of the NetSquared conference. The subtitle of the gathering is “remixing the web for social change,” and we’re trying to do our part here.

I was out of the country last year but plan to be at this year’s BlogHer Conference in San Francisco at the end of July. Great work is appearing on the site, meanwhile. Check it out.

San Jose Mercury News: Apple loses appeals court battle over leaked information. Applying strong First Amendment protections to bloggers and Web site operators, a San Jose-based appeals court today rejected Apple Computer’s bid for the identities of individuals who leaked confidential information on one of its new products. In a 69-page ruling, the 6th District […]

In New York City for a media roundtable tomorrow morning at the Museum of Television & Radio. The discussion will be about combining opinion with journalism, and whether it’s a good idea.

Mark your calendar: On Monday, August 7, we’ll be holding a one-day Citizen Journalism meeting at the Berkman Center at Harvard Law School. This will take place the day after Wikimania ends (same location), and we hope to get some crossover from our two gatherings. Our gathering will be in the “unconference” style — that […]

I’m in San Diego to attend the conference named in the title of this posting. It’s held by Mark Anderson, who operates the highly regarded Strategic News Service and is one of the major brains I encountered in my years covering technology. I’ll be on a panel about the future of news with Dave Winer, […]

Beyond Broadcast 2006: Reinventing Public Media in a Participatory Culture has begun at the Berkman Center, and we’re hearing from some extraordinarily smart folks. Lots of blogging going on. Here are Flickr pictures tagged with BeyondBroadcast.

I’ll be visiting the Thursday Meetings session of the Berkman Bloggers group. That’s tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School. (Directions)

Just a reminder to my New York-area friends that I’m giving the annual Hearst New Media Lecture this Thursday evening at Columbia University Journalism School. I’m honored to have been asked, and will be discussing ways that new media can help us do an even better job at living up to the fundamental principles of […]