NEW FACEBOOK PROFILE REDESIGN AND JEJU TOURISM ORGANIZATION

The redesigned Facebook profile page will be rolling out on Monday according to sources, including Michael Arrington of TechCrunch. Visit www.new.facebook.com for a preview of how yours is going to look.

Tomorrow morning I’m heading to the Jeju Tourism Organization HQ in Sin Jeju for the first time. Will be picking up more copies of the magazine they’ve ran off - enabling us to restock and add to locations around the island. If anything interesting happens, then it’ll head to Twitter.

A NEW JEJU LIFE FACEBOOK APP, JEJU, SOUTH KOREA

With a visit to the Blue Agave last night we’re done with distribution for the July issue. Leaving us with a grand total of ten copies left over.

Deadline for the August issue is this coming Friday and if everyone submits that said they would, then we’ll be set for another wide selection of stories.

For those of you who got the invite, you’ll know that Jeju Life now has its own Facebook application. I spent Saturday afternoon putting it together using some online programs and our site’s RSS Feed. It’ll automatically update when new stories are added to the web site. Making things more convenient for you.

In other news this week, it seems that the mobile Internet has reached critical mass thanks to the release of Apple’s 3G iPhone. Sill no word on when this might see the light of day in Korea though.

The day is coming when Internet access will be ubiquitous.

More on that Sarah Lacy interview with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg

If you want to watch it for yourself do so here. Particularly interesting spots have been flagged.

And there is a post interview piece with Sarah Lacy too.

It’s had me thinking about ‘rough interviews’ that I’ve had since starting Jeju Life.

Plan to make it the subject of a forthcoming post.

Interview with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg goes wrong for the Journalist

Tech aggregation sites have been awash today with analysis from bloggers on how Businessweek journalist Sarah Lacy disastrously fared with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg at the South By Southwest Interactive keynote speech.

CNET reports here.

Followed by a first class analysis from Jeff Jervis of Buzzmachine.

Lessons to be learned for journalists of all experience.