Monthly Archives: May 2007
Join us at Bite
Bite is hiring. Get in touch if you think you fit the bill and please do pass this on to any smart, creative people you know that might do. Email ukhr at bitepr dot com with a copy of your CV and tell the lovely people at Bite which job you are interested in. Just [...]
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Wonder what happens to all the turf?
And all the animals that temporarily set up home there?
On a related note . . . there should be much more of this in London. Everyone likes green stuff. Especially in grey places.
Hmmmmm
Just hit Twitter with 30+ cat related tweets but no change. Have asked questions. Must be a bit of a delay
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Facebook Frenzy
So, Facebook is everywhere now. I’m now in the strange position where I have friends, colleagues, journalists and clients all in one place. It could all go horribly wrong.
More people are talking about Myspace than Facebook on Twitter (see TweetVolume graph below) but everything is aligned nicely for it to go bigger with recent [...]
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The Technorati Monster
Can’t decide if I find all the various error screens funny or not. I guess it depends what mood I’m in.
Spam and Bull
Firstly, the comment spam on the blog is really starting to get to me. I need to properly look into it but somthing has to change. I can no longer handle the mental highs and lows associated with the sheer volume of comment spam I’m getting. Any ideas on a postcard please before I hit [...]
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Mondo Pasta ambient activity
Great ideas are more valuable today than ever before. Discuss . . .
Nice ambient work for Mondo Pasta via Yacco’s blog. Further discussion here, which interestingly comes top on Google under Mondo Pasta.
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So how do you engage with bloggers?
Amy Tenderich, wife of Biter Burghardt Tenderich and author of Diabetes blog Diabetes Mine gives us some great insight.
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The real digital divide
Great article in the Guardian by Richard Sarson looking at the use of the internet by children. Whilst we all know this (or at least have a good idea), it’s great to hear it straight from the source.
Includes the following quote which made me think. . . “to most grownups, a geek is someone who [...]
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The death of specialist media?