Archive for 'Blogging'
Things that Twitter
Who said it was only living, breathing people that could blog? That’s just plain old fashioned. Here’s a plant and a rather famous bridge in London that have both started Twittering. The ideas are endless. I’m thinking about hooking up my fridge so you can all shout at me when I go for that second [...]
Full StorySocial Media: Better left unfinished
I’m making the fifth and final New Media 4Cast at the moment. This episode will look at social media for creative people. It’ll be a good way of bringing together everything we’ve been discussing over the last year. For this episode I’ve interviewed two of Brum’s most illustrious social media gurus Pete Ashton and Nick [...]
Full StoryNew Work: Impactt Ltd.
Impactt are one of the world’s leading ethical trade consultancies. They work with many of the world’s leading companies to improve labour standards and have been pushing things forward in this field for ten years. Looking at their client list is like taking a walk down the high street and they’re hugely respected in the [...]
Full StoryBlog Need a Boost?
I’ve recently been reading the book Clear Blogging by Bob Walsh and must say it’s the first all round introduction to blogging (both personal and business) that I’ve come across so far. It’s pretty comprehensive, covering both the whys and the hows. Clearly written, easy to implement into your daily life – exactly the kind [...]
Full StoryBlogger? Flickrer? You Might Want to be a Flocker
If you’re a Blogging, Flickr or Del.icio.us addict then it’s worth checking out Flock, “the social web browser”. You can blog, post photos, read RSS feeds all using the software. My favourite feature after only using it for a day is the ability to post favourites and have them go straight into your del.icio.us account. [...]
Full StoryInteresting Blogs
One of my plans for this year is to really get this blog going. I think part of my problem has been the fact that I haven’t actually been reading many blogs until now, but a bit of time spent over Christmas has now left me with a Google Reader nice and full of juicy [...]
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