Monthly Archives: August 2006

Interviewed by BBC 0

Yesterday I was interviewed by BBC Radio Channel Five. The interviewed briefly covered the blog I put up for Lebanon and Israel. The interview was broadcasted on their radio show PodsAndBlogs? which cover what is going on inside the blogosphere. I last week spoke to Kevin Anderson at BBC now, but soon elsewhere. He did [...]

BBC Pods And Blogs 0

BBC Radio Five Live looks at the news as covered by blogs, podcasts and citizen journalism. http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/podsandblogs/

Credibility and copyrights in the new improved media 2

In the light of the recent events of the pictures taken by an authorized Reuter’s photographer and the withdrawal of his pictures from the Reuter’s picture archive, it is interesting to take a look at the credibility of any news and information in general too. I have been lucky to browse through the picture archive [...]

In the Wake of the Birth of Web 0

“Did you know the web is 15 years old today? Huge change to the world in such a short time!” The question is from a chat this morning with a very good friend of mine, Tom Calthrop, who is the founder and maintainer of the organization Barnraiser. For those interested in the history of the [...]

The sailors and the media 2

This rather strange title probably make less sense. However it does. I started to think about the new media and what the purpose of it is. I thought of the following analogy: Sailors aren’t afraid of storms, they learn to live with them, learn to handle them and/or build better ships. The same can be [...]

CNN writes about inthefieldONLINE.net 0

Many have asked me for a link to the CNN interview broadcasted on American Morning last Thursday. Marsha Walton at CNN today published a bigger piece of the interview, where I explain it in much broader terms what it is all about. Read the article here. Remember to take a look at http://ajgar.com while you [...]