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Okay, here is the first chunk of feedback. Sorry it's taken so long, judges have been rushed off their feet. I know you have day jobs also, so massively played to have stuck to the deadline while some of us took longer. There will be three posts. This is the first half of individual…
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Right, it’s finally time for a new APSOTW project. If you have no idea what I'm talking about read this. We’re going to do something that’s very relevant for lots of different kinds of agencies at the moment. The general blur between media, creative work, comms planning and that hateful word 'content'. This post from…
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Going away for a bit. Important family stuff needs to take over for a while. See you later. At some point.
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More 5 songs in 5 days. Today it's The Beatles, Here There and Everywhere. The first track we played at our wedding. Matters more more now, ten and a half years later 'Here making each day of the year'. That's her. I bloody love Revolver too. Balls to Sgt Pepper or the White Album.
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It was the first of our children's swimming lessons after the Easter break. I love these Sunday mornings. Will and Evie have their separate lessons – make me nervous about their growing aptitude and the 6am morning training sessions that might entail when they're older – and we all have a play. Good family time.…
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My little boy has recently turned 5 and started school. If that wasn't enough, he has his own football team kit and happily chases the ball with his little friends every Saturday morning. I wasn't ready for this picture. He's all grown up. I still remember the first time we brought him home like it…
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Well it’s a sad day today as Rob Campbell shuts down his blog indefinitely. It's not because of this video…….. It’s not because his employer has told him to. It’s not because the odd bunch that comment have finally got to him. It’s not because his best friend has asked him to cease and…
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I really like Tales of Things. Basically, digitally tag an object and add people's stories behind it . It's not incredible digital tomfoolery, it's bloody simple. Most things are. I first came across it reading case studies about the Scottish National Museum and Oxfam. Now you can pretty much tag anything. I feel I want to…