What is your business models? … Because having one may quite simply no longer be enough
so I took some time last night to walk a few yards up Kent St to hear not one but two Tim’s in conversation at one of The Domain’s regular […]
so I took some time last night to walk a few yards up Kent St to hear not one but two Tim’s in conversation at one of The Domain’s regular […]
so I’ve just returned from The Guardian Australia’s launch drinks, but before I call it a night I thought tonight’s happy event made it timely to throw some thoughts down […]
featured image via the Guardian.co.ukĀ | above image via wikimedia so a couple of weeks ago was the 65th World Newspaper Congress in Bangkok (I know, me neither), the debate at […]
Encyclopedia Britannica and FHM to cease publication (images via Guardian and Mumbrella) news reached mediation last week of two very different publications that are set to cease print publication. at […]
so I’ve been roused from a bit of a blogging famine (not self-imposed) by the surfacing of a rather remarkably brilliant bit of storytelling on two fronts by The Guardian. […]
Yoruba ceremonial drums, Nigeria. picture from here. so the lovely Emily got for me a signed copy James Gleick's The Information for my birthday (thanks Emily) and whilst I'm only […]
the start of the debate: representatives of The Readership Works present to media agencies last night at The Mint so last evening saw the start of what is likely to […]
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