Well, as Tuesday's blogburst already indicated, I'm slowly progressing on my current travels. The event at the Copenhagen Centre for Communication and Computing [10] was something of a preview for a panel on "Digital Data – Lost, Found, and Made" which is on the programme for the 2012 conference of the Association of Internet Researchers [11] here in Salford; expect plenty of liveblogging from that conference to start tomorrow.

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Before this conference and the Copenhagen event, though, I spent a few days in Helsinki, where I gave two guest lectures in the international Masters course – and I've neglected to post those lectures here so far. So, here they are. Unfortunately, my audio recorder ran out of batteries during the first lecture, so there are only slides for it - however, that lecture was a repeat of my SBPJor keynote in Brazil last October [13], so you can go to those slides for the audio.

Below are the two lectures:

Gatekeeping, Gatewatching, Real-Time Feedback: New Challenges for Journalism [14] from Axel Bruns [15]

Social Media and Crisis Communication [16] from Axel Bruns [15]