Open source efforts extended to journalism. Pretty cool stuff!
Welcome to Open Source Journalism, a site documenting a new approach to community journalism being developed at The Bakersfield Californian. Read more about our publication, The Northwest Voice, by clicking on the links at left. Here’s some recent news about what we’ve been up to, and the movement in general.
There’s a community for everything. I was looking for some info about the rumors of a portable XM radio. I stumbled upon the fan community XMfan.com.
An interesting look at the people behind the characters of Massively Multi-Player Online Role Playing Games (MMORPG).
At the core of playing any Massive Multi Online Role Playing Game (MMORPG) is the inescapable element of human drama. Whether youre playing in a galaxy far far away, or in a city of heroes, you are bound to come up against the same pathos of your everyday real life (RL) existence. One area in particular, that of romance, emerges as a regular if not given element in online game play. There are several dynamics in the MMORPG romance, and they are all in some way or another dictated by the personal dynamics of those behind the keyboard
A great look at corporate blogging and fear.
Fear of being different. Fear of telling your boss your ideas. Fear of speaking up in meetings. Fear of going up to someone you don’t know and introducing yourself. Fear of doing something that might destroy your career.
Fear of weblogging.
It’s time we get over our fears.
Travels blogs, the next big thing?
I have to ask… if you’re on vacation, why are you blogging?
A brief introduction to blogging…
Cool blogging that’s just started up that helps you get more traffic to your blog. Pretty cool, and seems to work. Check it out!
Dork Tower has the goods on the power of blogging comments.
Jake McKee is the Chief Strategy Officer and Ant Wrangler at Ant's Eye View, a customer experience strategy practice focused on helping clients escalate their customer experience. With a rich background in customer collaboration, online communities, and fan groups, and Web development, community management, and product development, Jake helps organizations understand how to act like groups of people, rather than soulless money making machines.
