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A brief musical interlude
Out of the many strange habits that have developed during my office-based working life is to dive onto YouTube at various points in the day to have a quick blast of music. Usually it’s out of a … more →
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Going to the movies
Chris Bjuland wrote 5 days ago: Friday Woke up for work. Planned on going to see Star Wars: The Clone Wars after work. Spent the da … more →
The Washington Post Debunks Domestic Drilling "Truths"
Brett Bittner wrote 1 week ago: Perhaps Pelosi and the House Democrats were inspired by this lovely machine. Surprisingly, an editor … more →
If they’re so great, why aren’t the car companies buying them?
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dparker1947 wrote 1 week ago: By Dan Parker, CEO We see (and hear) this question from potential customers. We are, in fact, talkin … more →
Romaticism vs. Empiricism
grant czerepak wrote 2 weeks ago: I’ve just finished reading The Long Tail by Chris Anderson as well as a fine article … more →
A brief musical interlude
Gary Andrews wrote 3 weeks ago: Out of the many strange habits that have developed during my office-based working life is to dive on … more →
More on PR and blogging
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Gary Andrews wrote 4 weeks ago: Following on from my rather lengthy thoughts on best PR / blogging practice, here’s a couple o … more →
Pitching to bloggers
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Gary Andrews wrote 1 month ago: Closing your eyes and diving into the unknown is a somewhat frightening prospect. It’s a littl … more →
The Bush Administration's Three Biggest Myths About Offshore Drilling
rikkitikkitavi wrote 1 month ago: Faiz Shakir, Amanda Terkel, Satyam Khanna, Matt Corley, Ali Frick, Benjamin Armbruster, and Brad Jo … more →
A big price for nowt...
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Iain Hall wrote 1 month ago: Seen as the biggest economic reform in a generation, the proposed “carbon pollution reductio … more →
Online Marketing and Media '08: What I did on my day at the conference
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Gary Andrews wrote 1 month ago: If there was one overarching theme from the first day of the Online Marketing and Media ‘08 Co … more →
A good start…
twistedone151 wrote 1 month ago: The FDA appears to have begun cracking down on peddlers of fake “cancer cures.” It … more →
Fert Price Rising Fast
homepaddock wrote 2 months ago: Competition and swiftly rising prices is forcing fertiliser companies to move from six monthly to qu … more →
What if
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alethakuschan wrote 2 months ago: A thoughtful reader has challenged me to offer a more particular definition of what I con … more →
Less than perfect
alethakuschan wrote 2 months ago: If I were giving a prize for the most overrated artist in history, it would be Ellsworth Kelly, who … more →
On blowing your own trumpet and then engaging when somebody else wants a toot
Gary Andrews wrote 2 months ago: Yesterday I did something I’d, unbelievably, not done before. Every now and then, I churn out … more →
Lessons in PR and journalism
Gary Andrews wrote 2 months ago: The small spat between Techcrunch and TuneCore has provided a bit of minor entertainment on a slow a … more →
Journalism. PR. Again.
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Gary Andrews wrote 2 months ago: Very nice piece by Damien McCrystal in the Guardian today. I especially liked this bit: “Why a … more →
Seesmic and the temple of fandom
Gary Andrews wrote 3 months ago: Could this be the moment I finally embrace Seesmic to my man boobs? The PR for Indiana Jones have do … more →
Shark jumping
Gary Andrews wrote 3 months ago: Mark Cahill wonders is social media has jumped the shark: “The thing that calls it all into qu … more →
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