By Ian, on June 18th, 2008 Quick report from last Friday’s Fuel conference. It was a well-planned day which I thoroughly enjoyed, so well done to Ryan, Keir and the Carsonified team. It was also good to meet up again with a couple of fellow bloggers. Andrew from Imagination has written already about the attention to detail shown in the design of Continue reading Wings of a Blog By Ian, on May 24th, 2008 If you need the history — I had a big problem with the company (blogged here), which was resolved the day after I wrote a post about it on this site (blogged here). A lot of people might see this as a victory for blogs and bloggers. I’d agree, sure. But, on reflection, I think it’s more of a victory Continue reading A Last Note on the Carphone Warehouse Incident By Ian, on May 24th, 2008 This post is a follow-up to the last, rather less complimentary one, Goodbye, Carphone Warehouse, You Lied and Cheated… At 10am this morning — and it’s Saturday on a bank holiday weekend, you’ll note, I got a call from Sarah, a customer services manager at Carphone Warehouse. She gets Google Alerts for mentions of the company’s name on Continue reading How Carphone Warehouse Regained My Trust By Ian, on November 29th, 2007 If this is here, then my upgrade to the latest version of WordPress and a new theme won’t have been a complete disaster. If it isn’t here, then let’s keep it to ourselves, eh? The newest thing is native support for tags, as well as categories. Everything is miscellaneous, of course (check this fantastic video Continue reading Upgrade to WordPress 2.3.1 By Ian, on November 22nd, 2007 It took a lot to say that, but I’m a big man and I do this for a living, and I have to agree: I know I keep going on about this… but I have no time to read feeds or blog anymore. Work has en[c]roached too far. Tonight I sat down to catch up on 3,000 unread feeds and realised the feeds aren’t Continue reading I am worse than Simon Collister By Ian, on November 15th, 2007 Just struck me, in a not–entirely–artificial way, that if you are interested in PR and the Web, as per the last post, then you ought to come to the event we’ve organised at NMK on Tuesday next week (20/11/07), ‘Clients in the Wild’. There are about ten tickets left at this point, I understand. Click the Continue reading Clients in the Wild | About this BlogSocial tools, devices and web evolution are creating epochal change in media, society and business. The plan is to hide under the floorboards till it’s all over document some of the interesting parts of that change. More…. |
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