On Poynter you can find the report about the Nieman Narrative Conference that was held in Boston this past weekend. The report is written by Bill Kirtz, a professor at the Northeastern University, who has been attending the past conferences, as well.
It is sad that Poynter does not publish detailed reviews of the specific lectures anymore, but I guess they did not find enough volunteers; if I remember correctly, Bill wrote last year's report, too.
I was disappointed with NNC homepage, though; the programme is anounced but no details are provided.
I can hardly wait the day when I will be able to virtually attend the conference; the day ehen I will be able to listen, see and read the presentations via internet. Perhaps the technology that enables this already exits and I can only hope that people at the Nieman Fundation will start to use it. Mark, can you hear me?
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As I know (and I don't know a lot about computers) such tehnology exist. And as I know (please, read the line above again) it isn't also so complicated or expensive anymore. And here is the question - why don't we have more directly broadcasted conferences on the internet? If we could watch Bar2 ...
Hoj, do you have more information on that? Can you send me a link or something?
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