RSC Friends
Pleased to see the RSC Friends (a subscription group who are fans of the RSC) starting to use their blog. I did a day of training with them last year, most wereRead More…
Pleased to see the RSC Friends (a subscription group who are fans of the RSC) starting to use their blog. I did a day of training with them last year, most wereRead More…
Here’s a pipe I’ve created that attempts to marshal the content from hyperlocal blogging in Birmingham and allow people only to subscribe to feeds that interest them. This is a piece ofRead More…
My talk at Moseley Barcamp, based on this post about Conversational Psychogeography. Moseley BarCamp – Blogging & Psychogeography from bounder on Vimeo. Audio by the award winning Rhubarb Radio & also availableRead More…
I'm doing a little bit of blogging on this site, with Nick Booth, kicked off by a conference, it’s all based around the theme of environmental justice. The idea is to encourageRead More…
Jo, Development Editor of the Birmingham Post, talks to Richard who "regularly comments on The Birmingham Post blogs under the pseudonym “Clifford” and, it is fair to say, has developed quite aRead More…
The answer: yes, sometimes and sometimes in conjunction with offline activity. Does offline protesting work? Sometimes. I’ve done a quick interview for BBC Midlands Today about online protesting, they’re interested because Birmingham’sRead More…
Birmingham Live and Learn has a nice idea, which is to promote the city’s universities by getting students to blog about their experiences and offer advice. However, whether because of what they’veRead More…
“Here’s how to be a photographer: If you follow these steps, you CANNOT fail at getting an art show at a shitty gallery in the city somewhere, and unless you have terribleRead More…
Blog Action Day is a call for as much of the blogosphere as possible to write about a specific issue on the same day – October the 15th – coming at theRead More…
Great coverage of whether "passion" for the subject is important in blogging. My take – yes of course it is. [link]