Starting this Thursday and going into Friday, The J-School at Berkeley has put together an interesting series of panels on what could be called new media or convergence, but could also be described as ” the way things are going to be, someday.’
I’m part of a discussion on virtual communities (with Craig Newmark and Mark Pincus, among others), and there are additiional panels on disrupting the news industry ” living with the genie’–(Whatever the title, it’s got Denise Caruso, Howard Rheingold, Richard Rhodes and Michael Pollan, among others), followed by a whole day on China’s Digital Future.
Update: Kinja digest for the Berkeley conf.
(Via Denton)
Starting this Thursday and going into Friday, The J-School at Berkeley has put together an interesting series of panels on what could be called new media or convergence, but could also be described as ” the way things are going to be, someday.’
I’m part of a discussion on virtual communities (with Craig Newmark and Mark Pincus, among others), and there are additiional panels on disrupting the news industry ” living with the genie’–(Whatever the title, it’s got Denise Caruso, Howard Rheingold, Richard Rhodes and Michael Pollan, among others), followed by a whole day on China’s Digital Future.
Update: Kinja digest for the Berkeley conf.
(Via Denton)