Prompted by Neville, I have been experimenting with Photo Story 3 and You Tube. Here's something that might be of interest to those who visited Stuttgart for the EuroBlog2006 symposium.
Mediations: Philip Young
- Mediations comments on public relations theory and practice, with an emphasis on social media and communication ethics. Philip Young is project leader for NEMO: New Media, Modern Democracy at Campus Helsingborg, Lund University, Sweden. All views expressed here are personal and should not be seen as representing Lund University or any other organisation.
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Nice job Philip! Thanks for the images, it's been years since I was in Stuttgard. I'd love to start experimenting with the medium too, but I've got too many ideas and not enough time right now.
Posted by: Andrea Weckerle | May 05, 2006 at 03:59 PM
Ok, that should be Stuttgart with a "t."
Posted by: Andrea Weckerle | May 05, 2006 at 04:00 PM