David Black

I couldn’t make the Guardian’s Changing Media Summit 2007 through work commitments, so here’s a round-up of the coverage from around the web.

First stop: good overviews from Organ Grinder and Mike Butcher.

Then, for your print-out-and-skim-on-the-way-home pile, you’ll want to dive into a mix of brilliant near-transcripts from Suw Charman and Kevin Anderson at Strange Attractor, coverage from Greenslade, and updates from my former colleague Jodie Hopperton from the Editors’ Weblog at WAN.

Session by session:

• Opening remarks: Greenslade
• Reuters looks at the changes for ‘old media’: Strange Attractor, Greenslade, Editors’ Weblog.
• Care in the community – from new media to social media: Strange Attractor, Editors’ Weblog
• Gaming and virtual economies – players in control: Strange Attractor, Greenslade
• Radio in a multiplatform world: Strange Attractor, Greenslade
• Democratising content in the user-in-control era: Strange Attractor, Editors’ Weblog, Greenslade
• Business model for free content: Strange Attractor, Greenslade, Editors’ Weblog
• I’ll see you in court: the rights and wrongs of DRM: Strange Attractor, Greenslade
• Will IPTV change TV forever: Strange Attractor, Greenslade
• The mobile session: Greenslade
• The future of media: Strange Attractor, Greenslade, Editors’ Weblog

Let me know in the comments if I’ve missed or mixed any links.