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If you start a job as an oil rigger, then there’s a 50% chance you’ll have a reportable accident within the next six months. After that period, the risk drops to 5% or less, as you get to know the ropes. That’s quite frightening for potential oil-riggers and for people in the oil and gas industry who hire I’ve been tagged twice for this so here goes. I have also cheated and extended this out to two weeks… Telly: watched Extras and Dr Who over Christmas. Neither of them were as good as I’d hoped. Otherwise, I watched The Most Annoying People of the Year on BBC 3 through iPlayer, which was quite possibly Update: Had a good chat with Daryl Wilcox, and it looks like we’ve come to a sensible compromise that will allow Tim to do his job and Response Source to maintain its purity. All’s well, etc. My staff writer at NMK — Tim Hoang — works for the PR company, Rainier, as well. That’s always something we’ve I am just back from the Digital Media Literacy Forum Summit hosted by Channel 4. Most of the people there — from the worlds of media, education and policy making — agreed that there was some need for action on digital media literacy (I guess none of us would have turned up, otherwise) but there I was at a roundtable debate this morning about Citizen Journalism (update: rather ungenerous of me not to mention this was hosted by the excellent people from iStockPhoto). Everyone saying they want to embrace CJ as part of their forward strategy. I suggest that mainstream media is attempting to contain rather than embrace conversations. Me (to |             | |||
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