Today I am in Stuttgart, Germany, at the EuroBlog2006 Research Symposium. This morning, I kicked things off with a presentation about the network framework, highlighting some areas I think are fruitful for research, such as memes, reputation/authenticity, game theory, network simulation, etc. Then, Swaran Sandhu of the University of Hohenheim and Philip Young of the University of Sunderland presented the results of the survey, which were very interesting; indeed surprising! I've talked about this before here.
This afternoon we are hearing a series of case studies, the first about an Austrian bank which sponsored a blog/podcast from Antartica for an expedition. Very cool stuff! I'll write more on this later.
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Great keynote to start this day - you've mentioned quite a lot of interesting topics to follow today and tomorrow. And obviously you like broccoli.. ;-)
Posted by: JanSchmidt | March 17, 2006 at 03:57 PM
Thanks! And I love broccoli!
Posted by: Elizabeth Albrycht | March 17, 2006 at 04:41 PM
I am not a broccoli person. I only like broccoli soup! ;-) But I surely liked your key note. Thanks for those very insightful remarks on participatory communications. What you said generated a lot of new ideas for my own work.
Posted by: Steffen Büffel | March 21, 2006 at 11:04 AM