As written about earlier today, panelists at Blog08 discussed ‘Journalism versus hearth blogging’… and here’s how it looked. You can follow Anne Helmond’s full Flickr stream here. PS. We’re not sure if it is hearth or heart (see below). We think hearth…
We’re a little bit sad here at Journalism.co.uk towers that we didn’t get to go to either of this week’s major journalism conferences, the Global International Journalism Conference (GIJC) in Lillehammer, Norway and the Online News Association (ONA) in Washington DC.
But we got our web feelers out and collated these Twitters for your perusal.
Over at the ONA Twitter Search you can follow the Poynter Group, who are all twittering madly (you’ll need to create yourself an account to log in) and you can see the tweets from the first session of the morning here. The ONA has put together information about the Twitterers, discussion groups and podcasts here.
Or follow blogger supremo Pat Thornton, who was a little bit bored this afternoon…
Meanwhile over GIJC Twitterland we picked up this Tweet about Al Jazeera’s Sami al-Hajj – imprisoned in Guantanamo Bay for six years.
We’ll be back with a better summary of the conferences’ outcomes next week, when we’ve spoken to a few more participants.
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