Nightline showed up at our Berkman Thursday night bloggers meeting and shot most of our discussion. It's unclear when their story will air, but Steve Garfield has beaten them to it with a wonderfully edited video-blog. An MP3 of the whole meeting has also been posted, plus an assortment of accounts that can be found in the Berkman-Thursdays del.icio.us feed.
Bloggers should not be sensored... but there should be a code of ethics... A convention for blogging if you may! Great story, nightline...
Westway TX
Posted by: Juan | March 09, 2005 at 01:01 AM
It was great to see some of the people that I met at one of the BloggerCons (Jim Moore, David Weinberger)still there in the middle of things at the Berkman. I think that the Nightline program demonstrated just how difficult it is to capture -- in such a short time -- the vast potential of blogging for the individual and for the culture. The one point that did get through, however, is what a potent force it is to help an individual make a difference, especially when it comes to government, where individuals seem to have so little power.
If I lived closer, still had my young-years energy, I would be right there with you all. Meanwhile, I watch from a distance and keep blogging.
Posted by: Elaine of Kalilily | March 09, 2005 at 10:56 AM