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- Just wondering if last night's "The Tube" is worth catching on BBC iPlayer. Presumably replaced by "The Bus" at the weekend. 1 day ago
- infauxgraphic - I would like to publicly thank whoever coined the term. 1 day ago
- Take note "@chieftech: Reading about Pinwheel http://t.co/9lvsPmvK from @caterina (flickr, etsy etc) - definitely something to watch" 1 day ago
- European conference call. It must get very confusing when the recorded voice says "If you are the leader press the star key now" 1 week ago
- Stripping wallpaper listening to woman's hour. Remembering having presentation coaching with @whjm back in the day at the BBC. #houseproject 1 week ago
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Jobs I’ve had: Car auction driver
[Like many, I'm a firm believer that we learn by doing, and the benefit we gain from the variety of our experiences - both positive and negative - we bring to every new situation. So I thought I'd write about … Continue reading
Arts spaces as workplaces – London’s Royal Festival Hall
Since I went freelance nearly four years ago, I’ve spent a lot of time working in – and a lot of time talking about – The Royal Festival Hall in London’s South Bank Centre. Today is the last day I’ll … Continue reading
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Tagged arts spaces, Bristol, coffee, digital workplace, digital workspace, London, royal festival hall, South Bank Centre, work
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The Gnomes, Vaudeville Entertainers
The Gnomes, Vaudeville entertainers (photo on Flickr) Almost a hundred years ago, my great grandparents (my father’s father’s parents) were in The Gnomes, a group of London-based vaudeville entertainers. My great-grandfather, Edgar Sidney (standing on the right in this photograph), … Continue reading
Infographic: growth in use of the term infographic
Infographic: instances of the term “infographic” over time. Source: Google Trends
Why I think ASUS Padfone misses the point
I’ve just watched the shiny video promo for the new ASUS Padfone. It’s a tablet (think iPad, Galaxy) with a marsupial-style pouch for a mobile handset. No longer will you suffer eye-strain trying to read those tiny words on the … Continue reading
Content connections
How does a piece of content relate to other content? Learning, conversations, people, places, events, news, policy and procedure… Not an exhaustive list, and deliberately format-agnostic, but a helpful start when planning and thinking about web and intranet content. Let … Continue reading
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Tagged content, content strategy, intranet, no cul-de-sacs, the brain, web design
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The web – integration not destination
If we really want to help people connect with each other, get stuff done, solve problems and make things, then the web is not the destination. We need to work harder to integrate the web in to people’s lives, when and … Continue reading
Running away with my thoughts
Just wondering if Twitter is changing the way I think. Even just thinking that sentence through as I type it, I wonder if I might tweet it, and subconsciously estimate the character count. (54 if you include the full stop, … Continue reading