Talk:Wikinews Chat/Invited bloggers
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[edit] Sunday
- Podcaster iPodder mail-l
- K.G. Schneider (Free Range Librarian)
- Kedora TV (vlogging aggregator) s place [at hot mail dot com] developer - [at gmail dot com]
- Icefire [1]
- Michael Podcast Central [AT pod castcentral [dot] com]
- iPodder.org
- Tod Maffin I Love Radio .org e-mail
- Adrian Miles (vlogging) [adrian dot miles at rmit dot edu dot au]
- [http://www.video-link.com/jpn.htm
- Shawn Zehnder Lea (Everything and/but Nothing) [ATgmail.com e-mail]
- Rex Hammock e-mail
- Cabbages and Kings [AT writerscafe.ca]
- Blogging community mail-l
[edit] Saturday
- The Arts? Hackermedia dot net [AT hackermedia [DOT] net]
- Wonkette press email?
- ChatMag http://www.chatmag.com/editoremail.jpg a newszine focused on the chat/internet communities.
[edit] Thurs-Fri
- Jennifer 8. Lee
- Aaron Weis
- http://www.cyberjournalist.net/news/000215.php Blogger Code of Ethics]
- Marc Brown and Anthony Batt founded Buzznet.Com, a photo blog of sorts.
- Dave Pell has a series of pro blogs, foremost is Davenetics
- Interney.net is the most popular non-english sit on Technorati 100; it is probably Portuguese and based in Brazil - and try to remember Brazil is the fastest growing internet market in the world, larger in area and population than the U.S.A. and growing extremely fast in every way.
- Maddox is twisted, strange, and self-involved. Probably not a useful blogger, but up for consideration due to reader volume.
- Scott Rosenberg's serendipitously talked about the blogger's conference, and linked to: Rosen, FayeA, EthanZ.
Each of the last four had great link cascades. but it is time to sleep. - Amgine 06:47, 28 Jan 2005 (UTC)
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- http://cyber.law.harvard.edu:8080/globalvoices/wiki/index.php/Global_Voices_Participants
- Xiao Qiang of China Digital News
[edit] Friday
- Penny Arcade is a semi-pro game/comic culture rumour/industry commentary which is big enough to actually be an influence on the industry they observe. An event heavily advertised on their site, Emerald City Comicon, will be taking place in Seattle at the time of the IRC conference (Feb. 5-6) which could be a tie-in for Jimbo.
- Doc Searls is a little bit of everything, but of course particularly known for being a Linux Journal editor and an author on the Cluetrain Manifesto.
- BoingBoing has a stream-of-consciousness community approach. Some of the contributors who are connected with the project include:
- Cory Doctorow, (not a good site; all of Cory's blogging is on boingboing) e-mail, who led me to
- David Pesco, e-mail
- Xeni Jardin, e-mail (Isn't xeni also a wikimedian?)
- Dave Weinberger, email [If this is who I think it is, I may have a very hard time staying in the room w/him - Amgine] ((nah, Weinberger is a sweetheart. perhaps you're thinking of Dave Winer? They always get confused.))
- David Isenberg, e-mail
- Followed to RiverBendBlog (camelcaps is good) Girl Blog from Iraq... let's talk war, politics and occupation. email
- and Back-to-Iraq (B2I) e-mail Christopher Allbrighton
- Kevin Sites blog e-mail kevin at kevinsites dot net, war photojournalist
- Susan Crawford, no contact info, appears well-connected with the online legal aspects of everything.
- Michael Froomkin e-mail (despamify) is a law professor/blogger/ecclectic who is at U Miami.
- Drew Clark email also does FCCblog and a column WiredinWashington on CongressDaily
- A Skeptical blog email
- Sandhill Trek e-mail Had much (as in gobs) to say about the Harvard conference.
- RatcliffeBlog e-mail has built the citizen journalist site Correspondences.org
- Andy Baio e-mail Prominent blogger often mentioned in mainstream media
