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Yes, I still have a blog, it seems, and I’m still using it to pimp work events. Next Tuesday, we’re doing What Happens to Radio? And you should book right now, honestly. Some of you too-cool-for-school nu-media folk might be thinking ‘who gives a shit about radio?’ So this is why I chose radio for our next event. It’s When you have this sort of team on your side. Only about 20 months late on this. (And yes – I wish I could shut off that frickin’ tweeting from the Cooking Mama post below. I’ll replace the widget with a link v.soon. I have five free tickets for the NMK Behavioural Targeting event, next Tuesday evening. We’ll be looking at the likes of Phorm, Specific Media and so forth and the opportunities they hold for advertisers and publishers, and also the threat to privacy that they may or may not represent. Leave a comment to get As you may know, I launched the newsstand magazine What Laptop & Handheld PC (as it was originally called) back in the day — 1999, to be exact. And I have grave misgivings about the whole affair. One of the most popular marketing messages that advertisers were pushing then about mobile technology, and they still are I’ve been thinking about the future of newspapers a fair bit over the last few weeks, because we’ve been preparing a panel event on just that topic. It’s involved a range of reading and on-record and off-record conversations with a load of people involved with newspapers — readers, editors, pundits and the man on the Clapham Omnibus. I never quote Seth Godin. I find his stuff far too happy-clappy for my comfort zone (ach– another americanism!) Yet here I am: Seth on America choosing Neil Armstrong as their ‘moon landing guy’: NASA did what many organizations do when picking someone to act as company spokesperson. They avoided risk, played it safe and |             | |||
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