Hey, I'm blogging at BloggerCon! I'm taking separate notes, which I'll link to from here. BTW, the TextAmerica folks have set up a moblog for Bloggercon!

Weblogs and Journalism
Personal comment I would add: there was discussion about how kids believe everything they read, and I would have added that blogging can help with this because when students can blog whatever they want, they'll learn that this can happen in any medium and they'll have a better frame of reference in which to evaluate the media they consume. Maybe this will come up on the education panel.

Doc Searls, Dave Winer, and Dan Gillmor Impromptu Panel on Transparency in Media Organizations

What I Wanted to Say at BloggerCon

Cluetrain 2003

Doh! I forgot to point to the live webcast. Oh, and Harold Gilchrist is sitting next to me posting audioblog posts in real-time!

Blogs and Presidential Politics

Dave asks us to remind everyone that tomorrow's sessions are free, so come on by.

Other BloggerCon catches: LocalFeeds and Feedster BloggerCon Edition.

My two favorites quotes heard at the reception and after:

• Kevin Marks (I think he's the one that said this, correct me if I'm wrong): "The Bible invented permalinks."
• Phil Wolff: "I Google my memory now."

Overall, a great day, and I'm looking forward to more tomorrow.