WMF – Social networking, privacy and the press Chris Bryant MP, chair. Age old debate – public interest vs. interest of the public. Is there a difference between placing yourself in public domain, and being placed in it?

WMF – Social networking, privacy and the press David Evans, Information Commissioner’s Office We’ve had complaints about social media. Data is still ‘mine.’

In case you bought into Scott McClellan‘s claims that the US media failed to ask questions (of – erm – Scott McClellan) in the run up to war with Iraq (echoed by odd bedfellows like Nick Davies here in the UK), Warren Strobel and Jonathan Landay at McClatchy have posted an impressive rebuttal.

Guardian columnist Jack Schofield (a kind of digital Jack Hargreaves for people of my age) writes about CNN‘s iReport. Yes, any excuse to dust off this Jon Stewart classic: