Finally, I hope I can find the time to attend this year’s iBlog Summit. I’ve registered myself but I hear the registration for summer classes in UP is also until the 13th so I have to double check my schedules before then. Well, that is if I am to take up classes this summer (and my adviser’s keen on making me).

I’m particularly interested in the afternoon tracks for the two days – Literary, Legal, Journalism and the Problogging panel. Since I’d be doing my research on the new media (particularly blogging), hearing what experts have to say about the matter will surely help me get a cursory look straight from fellow bloggers.

Anyway, I really hope to be around this time, having missed last years because of a hectic office schedule.

For more details about the 3rd Philippine Blogging Summit, click here.

Check out these other posts:

1. A few new insights on blogging for literacy in the Philippine context
2. Will blogging for literacy work in the Philippine context?
3. Butch Dalisay’s quick words on what attracts people to blogs and blogging
4. Critical discourse analysis and blogging
5. What is mainstream media’s beef with blogging?