Monthly Archives: December 2009

Plumbers are on Twitter, sort of.

Earlier in the year there was much talk in Birmingham about getting people outside of the usual suspects to use social media tools, the poster child being Twitter, mainly prompted by Dave Harte, then of Digital Birmingham, who was tasked … Continue reading

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Phenomenal Internet Success is Boring

Well, not for the people who actually have phenomenal Internet success. I’m sure they have a most wonderful time. But as a phenomena it’s just not very interesting. So I was heartened to see this bit of wisdom in Alexis … Continue reading

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Opera

I’m currently taking part in Birmingham Opera‘s production of Othello as part of the volunteer singing chorus and offered them an hour or so of my time to run through some things they could do with their Internet presence. So … Continue reading

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Money where my mouth is

For the last few years I’ve been telling artists they should start blogs to help them promote their work and connect with the customers and peers. It’s easy and, with certain caveats, it works, I would say. Look at this … Continue reading

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