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I’m Twittering the Spanish Digital Journalism Seminar

Following on Steve Outing’s Tidbits post about using Twitter to cover breaking news…

Right now I’m attending the second day of the Seminari Internacional de Periodisme Digital, held at the chic modern Neapolis center at Vilanova i la Geltru, on the Spanish coast of the Mediterranean. I’m posting highlights from my notes via Twitter. If you want to follow me there, I’m agahran on Twitter.

The session about to begin now: Citizen journalist case studies. Pau Llop of the citJ site Bottup (”Bottom Up”), and Marta Torres and Laura Rahoa of BdeBarna.

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  1. The seminar is not spanish, and Vilanova is in Catalonia. Here we speak in Catalan… the questions and some speaking in the conference were in Catalan. :-)

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    2. Núria on November 20th, 2007 at 2:02 pm

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