As a relatively new father, I’ve suddenly become far more interested in the educational merit of the transition from dead-tree print to digital, in addition to the implications for journalism and marketing.
So I paid a little bit of attention to the Oxford University Press launching a range of ‘computer-esque books to encourage boys to read‘. [...]
Are efforts to get boys reading more barking up the wrong dead tree?
January 8th, 2009 · Comments
Tags: Digital Culture
Thoughts on the Online Community Building Manifesto
December 18th, 2008 · Comments
Despite a very kind email from the author, Rich Millington, I’ve been a bit remiss in not posting about his Online Community Building Manifesto (link to the PDF). (As a bonus, he’s also on Twitter).
It’s a call to change the way we think about online communities, and one that’s shared by a few people, myself [...]
Tags: community · social media marketing
Two good excuses to invest in printed materials…
November 13th, 2008 · Comments
It’s very rare I purchase a book. The last two were Tribes by Seth Godin, and Business Stripped Bare: Adventures of a Global Entrepreneur by Richard Branson, both of which have a lot to teach anyone in business and in social media marketing.
(Incidentally, after writing about Business Stripped Bare, here, a nice young lady named [...]
Tags: Digital Culture · social media marketing
Losing a colleague, gaining a consultant?
October 21st, 2008 · Comments
Bit of a weird post this one. My first boss at Bauer Media (Emap in those days!), and social media theory sparring partner Dave Cushman has revealed he’s leaving Bauer Media to start a new role with Brando Digital on October 27. You can find out more on his blog.
I definitely wish him the best [...]
Tags: Blogging

