http://www.thebobs.com/index.php?w=1266921002809048TJEKRIEJ
"TH!NK ABOUT IT: Climate Change (also referred as TH!NK2: Climate Change) is the second edition of blogging competitions run by the European Journalism Centre (EJC). The contest invited 92 bloggers from 40 countries to write about climate change related issues for three months starting from 23 September until 16 December 2009 in the lead up to the COP15 UN Climate Summit. To kick-start the blog contest, a two-day launch event was held on 21-22 September in Copenhagen, so that bloggers could network with professional journalists and experts in the field as well as among themselves. In addition, participants were equipped with FLIP HD camera with a training on video production at the launch event.The blog platform aims to facilitate all different voices on climate change to meet in one place. By December 31, 2009, the Climate Change round resulted in almost 1200 articles and some 6000 comments on the competition site. In the three main months of the competition, October – December 2009, roughly 110 000 absolute unique visitorsparticipated on the site. The number of hits during that time was 6,7 million, average viewing was 6 pages per visit. In addition, the site had 442 visitors simultaneously on 29 December 2009."
I think its very interesting to see how the enviromental issue, nowadays its playing a very important role ...people its thinking in a very deeper way when talking about it, and the most important, is taking actions in order to contribute and to be aware of the different concequences that this could bring to the humanity, also its amazing because the European continent has a very significative amount of people, and this blog makes evident a mind change in their population ( created in germany).
"TH!NK ABOUT IT: Climate Change (also referred as TH!NK2: Climate Change) is the second edition of blogging competitions run by the European Journalism Centre (EJC). The contest invited 92 bloggers from 40 countries to write about climate change related issues for three months starting from 23 September until 16 December 2009 in the lead up to the COP15 UN Climate Summit. To kick-start the blog contest, a two-day launch event was held on 21-22 September in Copenhagen, so that bloggers could network with professional journalists and experts in the field as well as among themselves. In addition, participants were equipped with FLIP HD camera with a training on video production at the launch event.The blog platform aims to facilitate all different voices on climate change to meet in one place. By December 31, 2009, the Climate Change round resulted in almost 1200 articles and some 6000 comments on the competition site. In the three main months of the competition, October – December 2009, roughly 110 000 absolute unique visitorsparticipated on the site. The number of hits during that time was 6,7 million, average viewing was 6 pages per visit. In addition, the site had 442 visitors simultaneously on 29 December 2009."
I think its very interesting to see how the enviromental issue, nowadays its playing a very important role ...people its thinking in a very deeper way when talking about it, and the most important, is taking actions in order to contribute and to be aware of the different concequences that this could bring to the humanity, also its amazing because the European continent has a very significative amount of people, and this blog makes evident a mind change in their population ( created in germany).
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