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The conference was a huge success thanks in no small part to John Palfrey's hard work, creativity and devoted support for the team. And thanks to Charlie Nesson, founder of Berkman, for his support. At this moment I'm so proud to have been part BloggerCon.  There's a lot more work to do. Tomorrow we begin with coffee notes, and any luck a new Chris Lydon interview. I told Doc tonight at dinner that I think we're at the cusp of a communication revolution with shifts in power as great as those at the end of the 1980s. Chris Lydon interviews Jay Rosen, who runs the journalism program at New York University. Chris says that Rosen was the Day 1 star in the grandstands. He's right. Rosen spoke a half-dozen times. He is a powerful speaker, a visionary. Oliver Willis: Deflating the Blog Bubble. |
 
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