Last week, Headshift co-hosted a blogging seminar with Six Apart, the makers of the Movable Type blogging platform. I wanted to talk about different types of blogs as a way of explaining why corporate and media blogs need to move… Continue Reading
There are just a few spaces left for a special seminar about blogging which Headshift is co-hosting in cooperation with Six Apart, makers of the blogging tool Movable Type. The event, taking place this Thursday (25 Sept. 2008) in London,… Continue Reading
My friend and former work colleague, Matthew Cashmore, who is soon to leave BBC Backstage for his dream job at Lonely Planet in Melbourne, has teamed up with a couple of his mates on a Journey to Russia to raise… Continue Reading
Brunch, the day afterOriginally uploaded by Larsz Yesterday I mentioned to one of my colleagues at Headshift that I haven’t managed to find the time to blog much since I joined the first week of July. I’m still alive, honest.… Continue Reading
The Manchester Blog Awards return for the third year running thanks to the efforts of Manchizzle and others. They don’t have a category for blogs that closed earlier this year but, if they did, I reckon we’d be in for… Continue Reading
If you’re based in London, you can catch me speaking, alongside Michael Pranikoff, Director of Emerging Media at PR Newswire, and Robert Andrews of PaidContent, at the next PR Newswire Meet the Media event on 04 September 2008. The free… Continue Reading
Last week as I was stopped on Oxford Street by a crew from TVP1 (Poland) and asked to give a vox pop (comment) on the attire of British politicians. Gordon Brown, I told them, tends to look quite stuffy and… Continue Reading
Ariana Huffington from the Huffington Post is standing a few feet away from me, addressing a standing room only gathering, primarily journalsts (that’s Chris Vallance from iPM and Pods & Blogs in the front middle with Rory Cellan-Jones, BBC… Continue Reading
Tomorrow I’m attending Social Media Influence, which last year was called Blogging4Business, in London. I’m hoping the back channel will, as it has often been, an important part of participation at this particular conference. Here some tips I’ve come up… Continue Reading
The (G)Local 2.0 Conference, which I recently attended at New York University, Skopje, Macedonia brought together academics, bloggers and members of the mainstream media from across former Yugoslavia and from further afield. It was a fascinating conference for me because,… Continue Reading