respektive:

Die Infos dazu gibts hier:

http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/alex/Bloggertreffen_2005

(Danke an Andreas, Alex und Matthias )

Bloggt der ehemalige französische Premierminister und Bürgermeister von BordeauX? ....dieser Frage geht man momentan u.a. beim Pointblogoder auch hier nach.

Angebliches Weblog von Alain Juppé: http://www.al1jup.com/

Auch die Tageszeitung Le Monde hat dazu einen Artikel geschrieben und ist damit aller Voraussicht nach, einem Fake aufgesessen... und zwar gemäss mediaTIC blog so richtig aufgesessen. .... oder doch nicht? ;-)

Artikel in der N.Y.Times über Bücher und Blogging: A New Forum (Blogging) Inspires the Old (Books).
[Via: PJNet Today ]

Die Geschenk-Ideen-Generations-Maschine:

http://www.geschenkmaschine.ch/

Dan Gillmor verlässt gemäss eigenen Angaben die San Jose Mercury News um an einem Citizen-Journalism-Projekt mitzuarbeiten. Von der Theorie nun zur Praxis quasi:

I hope to pull together something useful that helps enable -- and demonstrates -- the emerging grassroots journalism that I wrote about in my recent book. Something powerful is happening, it's in the early stages and I have a chance to help figure this out.

I'm not ready to discuss the specifics yet, mainly because I have many more ideas than I could possibly try to put into practice at this point -- and we're early in the process of working out the venture's actual form.

Keep in mind that this project is now in what's known as the seed stage. It's not an operating entity yet, though I expect it will be. But we're some time away from that, with many issues to resolve in the meantime.

A friend who knew about this ahead of time asked the question I'm sure some others will ask: "Are you nuts?" I hope not. Of course, I amleaving one of the best gigs in journalism. The Merc has been incredibly good to me. There are so many talented and good-hearted folks here.

I hate the idea of leaving. But I'd hate not trying this even more.

Obviously, there will be much more to say in the days and weeks ahead...

Herzliche Gratulation ! Man darf gespannt sein.

[Via: Dan Gillmor - E Journal ]

Nachtrag (15.12.04): OhmyNews(International) hat ein Interview mit Dan Gillmor veröffentlicht, wo Gollmor ein bisschen ausführlicher über seine Pläne spricht: What's Next for Dan Gillmor? [Via: PJNet.org ]

Pegasus News is a local news company that is reinventing the model of local market content and advertising. We intend to launch our new model in every major U.S. city with a monopoly newspaper -- for starters.

Our beta test will take place in Dallas, Texas in late 2005. We will distribute content via a website, e-newsletters, RSS feeds, a daily print edition, SMS messaging and any other medium we can think of. Except for carrier pigeons. They smell bad.

This blog is a diary of the evolution of our concepts; a buzz-builder; a beacon for like-minded media folk; and a way for me to communicate with our growing team.

Das Weblog zum Projekt: http://blog.pegasusnews.com/

Nicht mehr ganz neu und noch im Beta-Betrieb - TodaysPaper von Cameron Barrett und Joe Stump:

Using a combination of emerging technologies, we have developed a web site that provides a unique solution for information and news junkies. A combination news aggregator and discussion community, pulling data feeds from sources around the world, TodaysPapers is the next step in personal news management and media research.

http://www.todayspapers.com/

Shel Israel und Robert Scoble spannen für ein interessantes Buch-Projekt zusammen: "Corporate Blogging Book - The Red Couch Project":

Tonight, while at 41,000 feet in an airplane from Seattle to Oakland, it hit me: do the entire thing on the blogs.

And I meant THE ENTIRE THING. I called Shel last night while driving along 880 (remember, we didn't yet have a formal deal, or even a proposal yet). I told Shel I'm not going to accept his emails anymore. Huh? I told him we're going to do this whole thing on the blogs. He pushed back. That is the craziest idea he's ever heard, he told me. He thought it would mess up our ability to really discuss the book openly. Could we discuss people in the industry openly? Why not? I asked. We SHOULD be transparent. Especially given the content that our book would be pushing. ... Weiterlesen

http://spaces.msn.com/members/theredcouch/

Via: New Media Musings ]