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I am going to Delivering the New PR 2.0 next week, which should give a good opportunity to see what those cheeky spin-monkeys are going to come up with next. I was hoping to sign up for Journalism 2.0, but apparently it involves losing your job and defaulting on your mortgage. ;) Speaking of delivering the Pesky beggars. Haven’t thought about them a lot since I left teaching ten years ago. Anyway, I just wanted to express some appreciation for Channel 4 and Steve Moore from policyunplugged for organising today’s In The Wild event. It was about how Channel 4 Learning might develop interactive content to replace (in the main) its terrestrial broadcast content. The I was at a strategy meeting on Wednesday of about 10 people for a forthcoming event — not NMK, for once (readers sigh with relief), but with a sister organisation (readers scrabble for something else to click), Dynamo London, that’s about our digital creative industry. Anyway, mum, it was a really interesting meeting and could have spelled the I’m opposed to this code of conduct for bloggers idea. I quite like the whole freedom of speech thing on blogs and believe in the ability of people, by and large, to do the right thing. There’s already legislation against threatening behaviour and I don’t think the proposed code, however it ends up, will do much Congratulations to Shaun Shull, the inventor of new social media monitoring site Zudos. By coming up with a name whose only rhyme is ‘kudos’, they’re almost guaranteeing good headlines. Which I have awkwardly resisted. The same thing goes for something like del.icio.us — you’re almost compelled to write about ‘tasty features’, ‘yummy deals’ and other A little spat has developed this week over something called Liveblogging, which I found quite interesting because it brings up some contentious ideas and opinions about blogging in general. And I’m not referring to the shameful ‘heavy fingers’ incident that spoiled the Guardian Changing Media conference for one unfortunate woman… Liveblogging refers to people blogging an |             | |||
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