Funnily enough I had some kind of conversation like this today until I fell asleep as he droned on. You know who you are - and James it wasn't you. God forbid.
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Ian is a former journalist with more than 15 years regional and national newspaper experience. His career began on the Liverpool Daily Post since when he has worked at wide range of national and regional publications. Ian was also launch editor of Insider magazine and is a founding director of Venturedome.com, ArtofPropaganda, Wakefield Media Centre, and sits on the board of Bemdi@. His career has taken him around the world, including visits to Argentina, Brazil, the Middle East, the US and most major European countries. Today works in communications company- GREEN Communications - and has special interest in social media.
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- Another Banksy Post
- Sassenach on tour
- British transport - bad for business?
- Wensleydale Cheese & Cranberry
- Congratulations to Andy on new award
- Sex and blogging
- From Ad Buster
- GREEN launches Greenblog
- YouTube Challenge
- From Ad Buster
- Astra's new online journal
- No title
- Joining the daisy chain... not sure
- Welcome: Simon Collister joins GREEN
- Essence of social media
- RIP: North West Enquirer
- No title
- Mirrors in mirrors in mirrors
- Testing Windows Beta 2007
- Poetry, Passion and Cheese
- Funnily enough I had some kind of conversation lik...
- Competitive poetry and Real Wensleydale Cheese
- Dell rocks at customer service - does PR?
- Pope-a-dope
- Andy, my business partner, brought a book with a r...
- Who should control the blogs?
- From the Gaping Void.
- Weasel Nominees for 2006
- I like Banksy.
- What's the deal with bad language and blogs?
- Ugly f**ckers and stuff
- Blogging and rowing
- Favourite metaphor this week comes from
- From the wonderful Gaping Void
- Bloggers force re-think on 9/11 docudrama
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- When is a press release a press release?
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- Why do journalists hate PRs?
- Progressing with Terapad
- Camp Coffee and political correctness
- Ironing, Thackray and Wensleydale
- New UK blogging platform with Terapad
- How to be a terrible client
- Social media mash-up at TEDBlog
- First rule of crisis management
- Social marketing revisited
- The ups and downs of PR and journalism
- Social marketing - a new definition
- Who's to judge? Better an eminent critic than a da...
- Ajaz launches new secure "browzar"
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- Beat Blue Monday
- Bob Dylan
- Bradford Veterans
- Brendan Cooper
- Chris Brogan
- Code Communication
- Colin Byrne
- Creativity@Work
- Flexible Thinking Forum
- Fuel My Blog
- Gaping Void
- Garage Hangover
- Getting Ink
- Green Communications
- Greenblog
- Gubbins - interesting though
- Honey, Where You Been?
- Imran Ali
- Jim Connolloy
- Jim's Tech Blog
- Kevin Dixie
- Ladybank Distillery
- Lucy Thorpe's Blog
- MC Hammer - yes really
- Mark Borkowski
- Neville Hobson
- Old Jews Telling Jokes
- Owen Cutaghar
- PR Guy's Musing
- PSP - What my Dad has
- Paul MacKenzie Ross
- Permanent Style
- Richard Bailey
- Richard Tyler - Telegraph
- Ross Brown
- SXSW - are you going too?
- Secret Tea Room
- Shannon Whitley
- Simon Says
- Sixty Second View
- Social Housing Blogger
- Stay in the Dales
- Stepfather of Soul
- Stephen Davies
- Stephen Fry
- Stephen Waddington
- Steve Earl
- The Sartorialist
- Think Vitamin
- Tumblr
- Twitter Blog
- Wakefield Media Centre
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2 comments:
Actually, I think tracks are bad as I peceive them to be Spam Lite. Heh ho.
Love the poetry, brilliant. Am filing it away in my brain, I'll send you a cheque if we ever succeed in concincing anyone to do anything similar of course..:) Commissioning a piece of local glassware is about as far as we've got up to now.
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