J’ai l’honneur d’être invité par Wayne Powell (University of the West of England – UWE Bristol) à participer au Royaume-Uni à un week-end de débats et de discussions autour du blogging.
L’événement est organisé par MediaWise, le projet européén MediaAct project (UWE), et le NUJ New Media Industrial Council.
En introduction, un merveilleux tweet du magnat des médias :
Tweeters who don’t like particular newspapers don’t have to buy them. Thousands of crappy blogs available.
— Rupert Murdoch(@rupertmurdoch) April 15, 2012
Quand : Vendredi 27 – Samedi 28 Juillet 2012
Où? Watershed Media Centre & the Pervasive Media Studio, Bristol
Voici le programme, dans la langue de Shakespeare :
Friday 27 July: Watershed Media Centre
7pm-8.30pm – Blogging is whose business?
Introductory session plus: Why blog – to set the agenda, earn a living, challenge the mainstream? And what are the quality control issues?
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Saturday 28 July: Pervasive Media Studio, Watershed Media Centre
10am – Regulating the mainstream and the margins
A chance to display and discuss the relative values of online regulatory mechanisms including the NUJ ‘kitemark’ and the Corrigo technique.
11.30am – Talking together
Creating an international forum for and about bloggers – to share techniques, achievements, problems etc.
1pm-2pm – Lunch (a set menu will be provided at the start of the day for you to choose from)
2pm – Protecting free speech
Is the blogosphere a free for all or could it benefit from solidarity and organisation at a national or transnational level?
Les participants:
Joan Canela Barrull – manager of www.media.cat
Steve Baxter – New Statesman www.newstatesman.com/blogs/steven-baxter & Enemies of Reason www.enemiesofreason.co.uk Suivre @stebax
Gilles Bruno– L’Observatoire des medias www.observatoiredesmedias.com Suivre @gillesbruno
Sean Dodson – senior lecturer in journalism at Leeds Metropolitan Suivre @seandodson
Ronnie Grob – contributor to www.bildblog.de Suivre @ronniegrob
Gary Herman – NUJ New Media Industrial Council – keywordsassociates.com
Philip Hunt – member of the National Union of Journalists’ New Media Industrial Council, blogger at www.shoeman.eu Suivre @shoemaneu
Tim Ireland – www.bloggerheads.com Suivre @bloggerheads
Mike Jempson – Director, www.mediawise.org.uk; senior lecturer in journalism, UWE; lead researcher for UWE on www.mediaact.eu Suivre @MediaWiseMJ
Eleanor Lisney – member of the National Union of Journalists’ New Media Industrial Council Suivre @eleanor_ila
Kristine Lowe – founder of Norwegian Online News Association (NONA), blogs at http://kristinelowe.blogs.com Suivre @KristineLowe
Will Moy – Director, www.fullfact.org Suivre @puzzlesthewill
Sian Norris – http://sianandcrookedrib.blogspot.co.uk Suivre @sianushka
Sylwia Presley – GlobalVoices http://globalvoicesonline.org/author/sylwia-presley Suivre @presleysylwia
Tobias Reitz & Kersten Riechers – www.corrigo.org Suivre @don_journaille Suivre @dasKerst
Steve Riley – www.fivechinesecrackers.com Suivre @5ChinCrack
Martin Robbins – The Guardian’s Lay Scientist www.guardian.co.uk/science/the-lay-scientist Suivre @mjrobbins
Tom Schaffer – www.zurpolitik.at Suivre @schaffertom
Tim Tarrant – senior lecturer in Filmmaking and Creative Media at UWE Bristol
Judith Townend – journalist and researcher www.jtownend.com Suivre @jtownend
Christina Zaba – journalist Suivre @ChristinaZaba
Tomas Rawlings Tomas is creative director at Auroch Digital and design director at Red Wasp Design. Suivre @tomasrawlings
Ce n’est pas l’université de Bristol mais l’université de l’Angleterre de l’ouest sise dans la banlieue de Bristol certes. Elles n’ont rien à voir….
vous avez raison! je viens de corriger!