TheWayoftheWeb

As I’ve said before, I don’t watch much broadcast television these days, but I made an effort to catch Jamie’s Ministry of Food after seeing some of the trailers and the fact it was flagged by Mark Earls.
And I’m glad I did, because it’s probably the first time the principles of community marketing (See also [...]

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This really is an open question, because I understand that outside my network, and even within it, my job title can influence how I’m perceived. And within large companies there can be a need for infrastructure.
But at the same time, in my formal paid career I’ve been a: Freelance writer, Editorial Assistant, Reporter, Products Editor, [...]

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Writing about how the election coverage on Twitter and C-Span points to the future of media coverage, I came up with a little gem that I thought might be worth repeating for any of you who don’t crossover to my microblogging blog, 140char.com:
‘aggregation of sources of information provides a starting point for a media company [...]

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And as a cat owner who converted from only ever wanted dogs as a pet, I couldn’t help myself from sharing this before I leave work.

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