what do you want to know about the bbc blogs?

07 Nov 2007

what do you want to know about the bbc blogs?

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Last November I wrote a post in response to the question "what’s the point of tv and radio blogs?" – a question which, I think, is fundamental for understanding why the BBC has been getting into blogging and how we’re measuring the success of those efforts.

This week I’m writing an update to that post about the BBC Blogs Network for the new BBC Internet Editors Blog. My current outline looks like this:

background information about the bbc’s blogs
some general usage statistics
things we measure and our success criteria
an outline of technical challenges we’ve been faced with
what I’d like to see us doing more of in the coming year

What else do you want to know about the BBC’s Blogs?

With over 13 years of professional experience in the digital and social media industry, and a client portfolio that includes some of the World's most recognisable brands and organisations, I've built a reputation internationally as a leading practitioner in the industry.

1 Comment:

By Charlie / 08 Nov 2007 /

What is the editorial process behind BBC blogs?
Is the editorial process different to other articles?
How much editing goes on?
Do bloggers have quotas or limits?

About Robin Hamman

With 14 years of professional experience in the digital and social media industry, and a client portfolio that includes some of the World's most recognisable brands and organisations, I've built a reputation internationally as a leading practitioner in the industry.

I'm currently the Director of Edelman Digital, London. Previously, I've held a variety of roles including Head of Social Media at Dachis Group Europe, Acting Editor of the BBC Blogs, and Executive Producer at ITV.

I hold a BA in Education, MA in Sociology, MPhil in Communication Studies and a PgDip in Law. I've also been a Non-Residential Fellow at Stanford University Law School and a Visiting Fellow of Journalism at City University, London.

Why cybersoc.com? In 1995, I tried to register, for the purposes of researching "ordinary users", the username Cybersociologist on AOL. They truncated my name and I stuck with it....

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07 Nov 2007