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August 16th, 2005

Greenbelt embraces blogging

For the first year the Greenbelt festival programme includes a number of sessions of one sort or another about blogging. TallSkinnyKiwi is talking about ‘The Spirituality of Blogging’ which should be good value. There is also a ‘panel’ on the subject of blogs which I’m very pleased to have been asked to be a part of. Also part of it (I think – the e-mail is on my laptop on its way to Germany) are John Davies, Jonny Baker, Maggi Dawn and Pip Wilson.

So if by any chance you’re at the festival and you want to hear various people rambling about blogging and (if it comes up in conversation) me pontificating about the Wibsite community and/or the dullest blog in the world then I think Sunday 7pm is the provisional time.

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  1. James Stewart says:

    I’m doing a talk (in Tank) on “Social Documents: Public Documents as Weblogs” which is based on the work we’ve done with uncharter.org, talkeuro and a few other projects. This’ll be the first time the concept has been presented outside of technical conferences (notably ETech and XTech)

    August 18th, 2005 at 12:50 am
  2. Dave says:

    Thanks James. I’ll add it to my ‘to go to’ list. Having had a peek at a programme I’m impressed by the number of talks etc on blogging – a few more than I’ve mentioned above I see.

    August 18th, 2005 at 10:09 am