Journalism.co.uk is hosting the Readers' Revolution panel discussion on Monday, 04 December, at Imperial College, London. The panelists are:
* Kevin Anderson, who recently left the BBC to become Blogs Editor at The Guardian. He's been an online journalist since 1996, designing, editing and writing websites for both broadcast and print media. Kevin blogs at StrangeAttractor.
* Clyde Bentley, Associate Professor at the Missouri School of Journalism and is involved in a grassroots journalism project, mymissourian.com. Clyde has spent 25 years in the newspaper industry and now focuses on online journalism.
* Robin Hamman is a Senior Broadcast Journalist / Senior Producer for BBC English Regions. He's also Project Manager of the BBC Blogs Trial, for which he has developed a day long workshop for those managing or authoring a BBC blog and is Co-Author of the BBC Manchester Blog.
There will also be a competition giving students the opportunity to cover the event, write it up and get it published on Journalism.co.uk
If you want to attend (I think it's free) you have to reserve tickets by the 20th of November. Details here.
Sounds great...
Thres's no doubt about it, the way in which we both create and consume news is changing. We spoke about thas when we met the other week. All exciting stuff!
Paul
Posted by: Paul Hurst | 24 October 2006 at 03:10 PM