TheMediaBriefing who have taken time out from curating loads and loads of useful content to make sure the beer’s nice and chilled. On past experience, a great group of like-minded media people will attend and the conversation is sure to sparkle.
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Tweet Media and digital convergence offers myriad options and opportunities. Fine, if you know what you’re talking about that is. But for many, the emerging digital landscape is confusing. Those nice chaps at Those in Media have put together a programme of free webcasts and discussions on 20 January to help you all get the [...]
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Tweet Black Francies and the Monkey Gone to Heaven Photo: Andy Soloman These pages have been a little quiet over the past couple of weeks as I have shifted my attention to other directions, namely visiting New York and getting to see those great icons of their age: the Pixies performing the seminal Doolittle and [...]
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Tweet UK national daily The Guardian has opened its call for entries for its third annual MediaGuardian Innovation Awards, or Megas as they are modestly known. The awards aim to recognise the best in innovation at a time when the media industry is experiencing dramatic shifts in reader or consumer behaviour and the emergence of [...]
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Tweet Cracking looking line-up and agenda for next week’s free conference hosted by Coventry University exploring the question: “Is World Journalism in Crisis?” Confirmed speakers include Jeff Jarvis, BBC heavyweight Jeremy Paxman and investigative journalist Nick Davies. Sure to be interesting discussion and debate. The event is free to attend, and it can be viewed [...]
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Tweet As published on www.politics.co.uk today: The ABI Financial Media Awards is an important and eagerly awaited event in the financial services calendar. Now in its 14th year, the event attracts a wide range of influential commentators from the financial media and financial service organisations. All sectors of the financial media are represented, including personal [...]
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Tweet I’ll be attending the paidContent:UK mixer on Oct 20 in London. Rob Andrews writes: The event takes place at Edelman’s HQ in London’s Victoria (105 Victoria Street, SW1E 6QT), with refreshments starting at 5.30pm. This is an opportunity for readers to network with fellow digital media decision makers, put your questions to an expert [...]
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Tweet So, Mediastock is coming to a field somewhere in Europe in August 2010. At least, that is the plan as put forward by Brent Willen, founder of LinkedIn‘s hugely successful “ThoseinMedia” group that currently boasts 52,207 members from across the global media spectrum. The plans are somewhat sketchy, but Willen, in a shout-out to [...]
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Tweet EVENT – The rise of social media and its impact on mainstream journalism September 30 19:00 – 20:30 (Council Chambers, BBC Broadcasting House, Portland Place, LONDON, W1A 1AA) A panel discussion to launch the new RISJ Working Paper by Nic Newman, Controller Future Media and Technology in BBC Journalism, and former Journalist Fellow at the Reuters [...]
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