Posts in blogging

RSC Friends

Pleased to see the RSC Friends (a subscription group who are fans of the RSC) starting to […]
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Hyperlocal News Wire

Here’s a pipe I’ve created that attempts to marshal the content from hyperlocal blogging in Birmingham and […]
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Blogging and Pyschogeography

My talk at Moseley Barcamp, based on this post about Conversational Psychogeography. Moseley BarCamp – Blogging & […]
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Better environments, Better lives

I'm doing a little bit of blogging on this site, with Nick Booth, kicked off by a […]
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An interview with an anonymous blog commenter by Joanna Geary

Jo, Development Editor of the Birmingham Post, talks to Richard who "regularly comments on The Birmingham Post […]
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Online Protest – does it work?

The answer: yes, sometimes and sometimes in conjunction with offline activity. Does offline protesting work? Sometimes. I’ve […]
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Big you say? Well you live and learn

Birmingham Live and Learn has a nice idea, which is to promote the city’s universities by getting […]
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The only photo tips you’ll ever need

“Here’s how to be a photographer: If you follow these steps, you CANNOT fail at getting an […]
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Blog Action Day – Free Social Media Advice for Community & Voluntary Orgs in Birmingham

Blog Action Day is a call for as much of the blogosphere as possible to write about […]
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Passion and the business case for blogging

Great coverage of whether "passion" for the subject is important in blogging. My take – yes of […]
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