Lloyd Davis on why PR people have to think differently when dealing with bloggers - “I’m not thinking “I wonder what to write by the end of today to fill that page?” I’m thinking “How can I find enough time to write about all the things I’m excited about”" [link]

Tickets are now on sale (at £35 or £70 if you’re feeling philanthropic) for the two days of Wordpress geekery that will be WordCamp UK. It’s to be held at The Studio (formerly the Orange Studio) just off New St in Birmingham. Saturday and Sunday 19th & 20thof July

I’ll be there, hanging around the “break out room” (or bar) for the most part, and so will around 100 or so or the UKs most passionate Wordpress users. Here’s the event on upcoming.

I’m trying to organise some sort of social events around the weekend, an informal drinky-poos for those in town on the Friday and something more involved on the Saturday night. Any ideas or offers of help are welcome (email me or have a splurge on the wiki)

These are my links for 26th February through 28th February:

• GeoPic II geotags your Nikon shots, saves on battery - Engadget -
• ITN doctors footage - Apparently they dropped advertising into the background of Brits items? Dodgy
• TweetVolume - see how often stuf gets twittered - a sort of "twitterfight"
• press complaints commission to investigate media scraping of social media content -
• Google Talkabout: Google Talk chatback - 'Guest' chat widget for people to connect with you via GoogleTalk - very clever for small blogs. untill someone invents GTalk spam