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<>Matthew Taylor, chief executive of the RSA writes a fine blog, with even-handed political commentary drawing on his experience at No 10, conversations with thought-leaders platforming at RSA events, RSA projects and internal development. But like all bloggers, there are moments of self doubt. Ea</>... more

<>Over on the digitalmentor blog Dave Briggs breaks the news that the contract for the Government’s £900,000 Digital Mentor programme has gone to the Media Trust.I’m personally disappointed it didn’t go to the Voicebox consortium who - as I wrote here - went to great efforts to run an open process </>... more

<><embed src="http://blip.tv/play/gYtl9IV3AA" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="480" height="390" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true"></embed>The World Entrepreneur Summit on Friday March 20 is attracting about 250 people, ranging from the European chairman of Microsoft, to </>... more

Fellow social reporter Dave Briggs has detailed his event reporting toolkit, with an undisguised enthusiasm for Wordpress and Ning, together with Twitter, and Huddle to get organised. Like me he’s looking for an aggregator, because both Pageflakes and Netvibes have problems. more

<>A few weeks back I was flattered to be invited by Nancy White to join in an aggregation site that pulls together content from a range of people blogging on community and networks connection. Like much else online, you don’t know how it is going to work until it is working … and it is, really well</>... more

<>In an essay Newspapers and Thinking the Unthinkable Clay Shirky brilliantly details the point I was discussing the other day with Craig McGinty: “Society doesn’t need newspapers. What we need is journalism”. Jeff Javis has been saying for some time that many newspapers are gone, so not surprisin</>... more