Things to make and do
Hello all!
This week on Outriders there's a number of things to do. So I suggest you have a listen to the ±è´Ç»å³¦²¹²õ³Ù and formulate a plan of action!
For starters I had a great chat with Cate Sevilla. She's an online journalist, blogger and editor in chief of Bitchbuzz dot com. She's running some classes called to share her experience face to face and also point out that some of the relationships between mainstream media, PR and bloggers are broken.
So, once you have those lessons marked down, it's time to move on to a little short form film-making. 3 to 5 minutes long and your topic is "". I'm sure you must have something on that topic. It's being run by BCS, The Chartered Institute of IT and Sheffield Doc Fest. Sean Coleman is a writer/producer and he's helping to inspire people who want to enter the competition.
For those of you marking Ramadan, you may want to explore the world of Islamic search engines. The field still has a few glitches it seems but there's plenty to be explored not just for Islam, but onward through many other religions if the right algorythm is established. The newly apppointed Editor of , Ahmed F Al-Shegra gave me the low down on the good search.
If you are putting all of this in your schedule then be sure to make room to also use your tech skills to help Pakistan. Heather Blanchard is the co-founder of . If you're not sure that computer skills can help in a world crisis when you are miles and miles away - then listen closely, Heather will put you right.
Thanks to @tenbus_uk on Twitter for pointing us in this direction.
That's more than enough to keep you all busy until next week. If you are also working on your own projects or you have seen something utterly amazing online that you need us to get into - then get in touch.
Drop me an email at Outriders at bbc dot co dot uk, say hi on Twitter where we are , or search for us on Facebook where we often post pre-production notes and questions.
Until next week!
~ Jamillah
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At 31st Aug 2010, SpikeUK wrote:Good to hear Heather from CrisisCommons. There is a very active CrisisCamp "cell" in the UK running regular events in London and Cambridge.
To date there have been four UK CrisisCamps in support of the Pakistan floods with the next planned for London on Saturday 4th September 2010.
Please visit to register to help.
Thanks!
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