Articles archive for July 2007
Banning access to social networking websites just doesn’t make sense, especially when they’re not the root cause of a perceived problem.
It’s been almost a fortnight since I last managed to write a blog post – which is pretty much the longest the blog has gone without tending since last Spring.
I went back to school today at a study day for the CIPR online diploma qualification.
Blogging consultant Debbie Weil has taken some flak for emailing contacts encouraging them to comment on a client’s blog.
A round-up of statistics, analysis and research that I spotted this week.
Over at Tinderhouse we’re looking for an experienced web developer or designer to join the team.
What does the outside of a business say about what goes on inside?
Pictures and videos from the Tour de France in Medway.
It’s been a pretty hectic week, meaning lots of late night working and no time for proper blogging thanks to the arrival of the Tour de France in the UK.
Convergence and niches are at the heart of Chip Griffin’s explanation of how the media landscape is changing.
I’ve been wading through consultation papers on a new UK law that could affect marketing and public relations people by April 2008.

