This is turning out to be a pretty big travel month for me. I’m headed to San Francisco this week for client stuff and renew some acquaintences. Next week, it’s Palm Beach, Florida, where my dog-n-pony show will be presented to another broadcast group. But the big event of the month is on the 28th.

I’m going to be a part of a panel at the Museum of Television and Radio in New York. We’re talking about The Intersection of Blogging and Mainstream News and the group is pretty impressive.

Moderator:
Merrill Brown, Principal, MBB Associates

Co-Conveners:
Andrew Heyward, President, CBS News
Jeff Jarvis, Blogger/Media Consultant
Jon Klein, President, CNN/US
Paul Steiger, Managing Editor, The Wall Street Journal

Participants:
Steve Baker, Author, Blogspotting (BusinessWeek blog on business and media) / BusinessWeek Online
Phil Bronstein, Editor and EVP, San Francisco Chronicle
Debbie Galant, New Jersey columnist, The New York Times / Blogger, Barista.com
Bill Gannon, Editorial Director & Managing Editor, Yahoo! News
Dan Gillmor, Blogger, Grassroots Media, Inc. /Author, We the Media: Grassroot Journalism by the People, for the People
Bill Grueskin, Managing Editor, Wall Street Journal Online
Terry Heaton, President, DONATA Communications
Rick Kaplan, President MSNBC
Martin Nisenholtz, CEO, New York Times Digital
Tim Porter, Blogger, First Draft Productions
Jay Rosen, Assoc. Professor of Journalism, New York University
Steve Shepard, Dean , Graduate School of Journalism City University of New York
Vaughn Ververs, Editor, Public Eye, CBSNews.com
David Weinberger, Research Fellow, Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School and Author, The Cluetrain Manifesto
Kinsey Wilson, VP & Editor-in-Chief, USATODAY.com
Tom Wolzien, Founder, Wolzien LLC

I feel I know most of the people on the panel, but it’s going to be interesting to meet them in person — especially David Weinberger, Jay Rosen and Tim Porter.

I’ll keep you posted on my busy travels.

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