Focusing on the future of digital journalism
J. D. Lasica and Jay Rosen are just two writers reporting back from the BlogHer conference that recently wrapped up in Santa Clarita, CA.
Search for other blogs about the conference with a BlogHer tag at Technorati, although Amy Gahran, who was also at BlogHer, wrote that a Technorati representative at the conference had to face “some tough questions about that service’s true reliability and relevance,” particularly in regards to Technorati’s tag feature and its Top 100 Blogs.
About Diana DayBy day, Diana is the Internet and Communication Technologies Coordinator at Westridge School for Girls in Pasadena, CA.
By night, Diana moonlights as the Digital Diva for the LATimes.com's education blog
Diana recently received her master's degree in online journalism from USC. She was managing editor of the readers' blog at Online Journalism Review.
Before attending USC, she was a schoolteacher and reading specialist for 14 years in both Philadelphia and Los Angeles.
While at USC, Diana launched two online news publications -- BeTwinned.com, a magazine for parents of twins and multiples, and inSierraMadre.com, a community journalism site for Sierra Madre, CA.
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Below are some more links from Blogher.Thanks for your post.
http://www.bloggingblogher.com/2005/08/02/blogher-inspires-deep-discussion-threads/