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Jodi Williams from the Obama Campaign Team was in Oslo last week to talk about lessons learnt from the 2008 presidential campaign. Here's a few quick highlights I took away from her talk (I'd have posted this sooner if it wasn't for ongoing computer
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I just realised I've only posted a paltry four posts here this month, mainly because I've been busy elsewhere: writing for print magazines, a bit for the NONA blog and with real life meetings. I'll blog a bit more about those meetings eventually, but
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Could you sum up your motivation for life, work, blogging in 140 characters? On a whim, Richard Sambrook asked his Twitter followers what motivates them and pulled together a selection of the answers. It makes for fascinating reading, also in terms of whether this is a good snaphot of a
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Here's a golden chance to get two hours of consulting services from social media veterans Adriana Lukas and Chris Heuer for a bargain. Adriana emails to say they are currently auctioning two hours of their time on eBay. I'm a bit late to this story as
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Here's something which, despite all the current doom and gloom, makes me both hopeful for the future of the world at large and despondent about my own industry (and if you'd rather focus on the former, feel free to jump past my chronology of frustration:-)
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Beat this: blogger complains he can't buy his favourite music, music company employee tells him to steal it and calls the blogger a brat while he's at it. Blogger does what bloggers do: he blogs about it, tweets about the blog post, Norway's Twittersphere
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At least I hope today's news about Press Gazette being saved after a buyout by New Statesman owner Progressive Media (via Journalism.co.uk), implies that I will be able to continue following those blogs. I'm also, of course, happy for the staff who get to
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One down, two to go, says Iain Dale after Gordon Brown's chief political adviser Damian McBride resigned over what The Guardian dubbed "Labour sex smear scandal" . I must admit I've stopped counting as I only keep half an eye on political blogs these days,
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Obviously, this is not a complete list. Usually I just save my favourite links to delicious, but, since this blog revolves around the many facets of how the communcations industry is changing, here's a few really interesting links to chew on: Eirikso: "Free, but not that free…
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I should perhaps have entitled this post "How the web is changing newsreading habits, chapter xxx", but I've quite forgotten which chapter we're on. In any case, here's an interesting snapshot from Fred Wilson: The Gotham Gal has been religious about reading
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What if we were to look at mainstream media's response to social media, such as blogging, thorugh the prism of disruptive technology? This is an issue I've been mulling over since I heard Espen Andersen's talk on disruptive technologies, open source and mobile at
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I stumbled across two great SlideShare presentations that really gave me something to think about today - in the best possible way as they are both quite uplifting takes on the times we are living in (the first via Fred Wilson, the second from Neil Perkin). Despite the disparate titles,