A new service aims to take the stress out of RSS reading. It’s easy to sign up for more feeds than you have time to read. In comes Blastfeed, a keyword based filter that sorts out what you’re really interested in in all the feeds you’re subscribing to. You can use for instance your bloglines […]
The organisation Reporters without borders released a pdf document in 2005 titled “Handbook for bloggers and cyber-dissidents”, offering hands-on tips for bloggers in countries where freedom of speech is restricted. Reporters without borders write: Bloggers are often the only real journalists in countries where the mainstream media is censored or under pressure. Only they provide […]
BBC News 24’s launch of Your News, a tv news program to be made up of user-generated content, marks another step in the convergence of citizen and established media. The pilot of the show was aired Saturday, and was comprised of material sent to the BBC by its viewers, readers etc, and also a top […]
What is citizen media? What media? What citizens? How? I set out to find out how others had defined it. Here’s Wikipedia‘s take: Citizen Media, Participatory Media, or Democratic Media refers to any form of content produced by private citizens, which has as its goal to inform and empower all members of society. This includes […]
I’m having a great time the 2nd day of SIME 2006. So many inspiring people. Like Dan Gillmor who totally gets it, Andreas Weigend who got his own show!, a panel of teenagers who taught us they don’t use email and spend thousands of SEK (well, their parents do) on their phonebill every month, Anna […]
Fler #lärare anmäls till @Skolinspektion, men få fälls i Lärarnas ansvarsnämnd. En av orsakerna kan vara huvudmänne… https://t.co/w6P9if5o4i
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Premiären av #shopeatdie i Farsta. @ Farsta Centrum https://t.co/if7h2VELyN
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RT @kollakana: I morgon jobbar jag min sista dag av drygt två år i kundtjänsten för ett telekombolag. Några reflektioner och några… https://t.co/ef3qSfiBet
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