Event: Will 2010 be the first new media election?
March 2nd, 2010Posted by Judith Townend in Events, Journalism, Online Journalism, Social media and blogging
Tonight Journalism.co.uk is pleased to be supporting City University London’s event to mark the launch of its new political journalism MA, ‘Will 2010 be the first new media election?’ The charity the Media Trust is also partnering the event, organised by the Media Society. Chaired by the BBC’s Evan Davis, it also features:
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- DJ Collins, Google/YouTube’s Director of Communications and Public Affairs, EMEA
- Prof Ivor Gaber, City University London
- Rupa Huq, blogger
- Matthew McGregor, Blue State Digital (Obama’s social media/web advisors)
- Nick Robinson, BBC Political Editor
For those wanting to follow by Twitter, the tag is #cityvote.
Tags: city university london, dj collins, Ivor Gaber, Matthew McGregor, Media Society, Nick Robinson, rupa huq
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March 4th, 2010 at 4:58 pm
[...] Rather than widening the political debate commenters were “people who have already made their minds up, to abuse me, to abuse each other or abuse a politician”, he said, at the Media Society event held at City University London on Tuesday, asking whether 2010 would be e…. [...]