Monthly Archives: April 2010
The change that isn’t happening
Here are some thoughts on the UK election. I know it is not really about social media, but it is about the The Story of British politics, as I see it anyway. We are still waiting for the change we
The change that isn’t happening
Here are some thoughts on the UK election. I know it is not really about social media, but it is about the The Story of British politics, as I see it anyway. We are still waiting for the change we
Journalists: the big winners from the social media revolution
The assertion that journalists have a bright future might seem rather strange given the somewhat disparaging things I have tended to say in this blog about the institutions and processes of journalism (many of which are contained in the posts
Journalists: the big winners from the social media revolution
The assertion that journalists have a bright future might seem rather strange given the somewhat disparaging things I have tended to say in this blog about the institutions and processes of journalism (many of which are contained in the posts
My presentation at in-cosmetics Paris
For those at my presentation yesterday, who wanted a copy of the presentation, I have put it on Slideshare. Or you can see it embeded below. If you were not at my session in Paris, the presentation won’t necessarily make
My presentation at in-cosmetics Paris
For those at my presentation yesterday, who wanted a copy of the presentation, I have put it on Slideshare. Or you can see it embeded below. If you were not at my session in Paris, the presentation won’t necessarily make
Rupert Murdoch: “nowhere else to go”
Rupert Murdoch’s last great battle, getting people to pay for on-line content, has been much discussed. The general view is that he will not win. As I have previously said, the issue is not that people won’t pay for content,
Rupert Murdoch: “nowhere else to go”
Rupert Murdoch’s last great battle, getting people to pay for on-line content, has been much discussed. The general view is that he will not win. As I have previously said, the issue is not that people won’t pay for content,
