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Yes, I still have a blog, it seems, and I’m still using it to pimp work events. Next Tuesday, we’re doing What Happens to Radio? And you should book right now, honestly. Some of you too-cool-for-school nu-media folk might be thinking ‘who gives a shit about radio?’ So this is why I chose radio for our next event. It’s I am obviously speaking in an out of work capacity here. And rather later than is fashionable in the blogging world — Calacanis’ announcement that he’s giving up blogging was nearly two weeks ago. At work, we paid Jason Calacanis £5000 to come to London and speak at a conference last year. From reading I’m delighted to announce idesign 08, what we modestly like to call ‘the UK’s leading conference for interactive design.’ The conference will take place at the South Bank Centre, London on September 17 as part of the London Design Festival. I’d be even more delighted if you were to: (a) book for the event; I had the great pleasure this evening of attending the VRMhub meeting organised by Adriana Lukas, and attended by a group of extremely clever people working to try to make it happen (and me). Tonight, Cluetrain co-author and father of the VRM project Doc Searls was in attendance. I’ll paraphrase his introduction [This is a tad off-topic but has a 2.0 in it and so is fair game. Feel free to disagree.] I was at a press briefing for the launch of a new report called Learning 2.0 from the CIM (Chartered Institute of Marketing) this morning (it’s not online till 21/2). They asked me what I thought of the title. I’m Many thanks to comrade Mayfield for his excellent presentation to the collected officers of the Social Media Commissariat … sorry Club, this evening. To cut his talk short, he’d been thinking about the parallels between the birth of social media and the birth of print itself, as described in Elizabeth |             | |||
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