Kevin Anderson on the British computer hacker, Gary McKinnon

Demotix post by Charlie Beckett

Do bloggers adopt more journalistic processes as they become more popular

Waking the Dead wakes up the legal team…

There’s the beginnings of a thesis here entitled ‘Blogging and conflict resolution’. Afraid I’m already occupied.

Journalists under fire in 2004

Paul Bradshaw’s blogging survey

Eason Jordan resigns from CNN after blogswarm

After going offline for a while Salam makes an online comeback.

Iraq The Model - a conspiracy theory?

Iraqi blogging round up in December 2006

Iraqi bloggers react to the execution of Saddam Hussein in January 2007

Journalism - we’re making it up as we go along

Why niche bloggers might find they have a useful market

Paul Reynolds on the value of bloggers in 2006

Impartiality in the blogging age.

Radio series in September 2006

Producer Mark Savage on making the series

BBC uses picture of tsunami in 2004 to illustrate cyclone by mistake

Jeff Jarvis on Twitter and China

Not everyone in the US Army understands the ‘hearts and minds’ strategy

Ummm….no. Some serious definitional problems in this article.

David Viggars on how he let people down by not taking photos of their suffering

Equipment you need for a one man documentary

Tipping point in May 2006?

Blogging the cyclone in Burma

Blogging the cyclone in Burma

This is what iPM tries to do…

Jean Seaton’s book

Kevin Anderson and Martin Asser use blogs for the One Day in Iraq Project in 2005

Iraq election log 2005

China Earthquake Online

Kevin Anderson - so ‘what is this blogging anyway’? 2005.

‘Oxygen of publicity’ quote

A project to ’source tag’ news articles increasing quality and providing a way of filtering out the chaff.

Rumour or reporting

So Twitter was useful but let’s not get carried away

Not sure how that would work in practice

MoD ITV clash over embed reports

There is some money in blogging apparently