Category: Technology
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Other J-School Bloggers
Before I completely distract myself start studying for the one final I’ve got tomorrow, here’s links to all the J-School Blogs I’ve been paying bits of attention to this semester. Keep in mind that some of these are set up for specific classes…yes, Professors, it’s remarkably easy to set up a blog for your class…
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SJSU Student Blogger Podcast coming soon
Hey all SJSU bloggers: check Steve Sloan’s blog for info about tomorrow’s chance to get in on the conversation.
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Dan Gillmor’s Big Unveiling
Hoping this becomes more horizontal bonds than echo chamber, but again, that could be the term paper talking. Good luck, Dan.
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132 Mayors work around Bush on Kyoto
The basics? Lots and lots of people live in cities. We can make a difference with or without the federal government’s support.
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Factiva vs. Firefox
Hey Factiva people! Any compatibility with Firefox in the works? Factiva is the LAST thing I’m still using IE for. UPDATE 5/16: well that worked. Murray Williams, a product manager at Factiva, dropped a comment: “Factiva does indeed have great plans for Firefox in the works. We’ll be making an announcement shortly.” Cool. Thanks for…
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Steve Gillmor: Always On.
I do not pretend to understand everything Steve Gillmor talks about, but I can usually understand its importance.
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A Face-to-Face Moment
Well that was cool. SJSU Photojournalism Prof/blogger Dennis Dunleavy invited me up to his class to hear Steve Sloan, SJSU Emerging Tech Guru & general technological evangelist, who riffed on podcasting and tablets in education. Steve wants to get together a few SJSU/JMC bloggers for a podcast-friendly interview soon – i’ll link to it here…
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Found on Flickr: Bean Pod Battle
Found this on Flickr: “The field he’s standing by extends in several directions for many hundreds of meters. In the summer they harvest shitloads of beans. Well, by spring the bean pods are pretty welld eveloped and would attract even more kids because they would hang out and munch on the beans while we bullshitted…
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News from the front: Blogs Vs. Journalism
There are quite a few Profs here with more than a few decades of journalism experience under their belts, not to mention years of teaching, and frankly, precious few of them buy into the idea of horizontal communication.
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Blogsome Issues
This blog is hosted, for free, by Blogsome, which appears to be run by a small bunch of folks in Ireland. The google ads on the left sidebar are theirs, and although I can remove them, I don’t bother, since they are letting me user their server space for free. Yes, I know I can…