Hmm. My mobile sessions have shot up to just over half of traffic. That suggests that I hit an audience outside my normal crowd of desk-based journos. I wonder who…?
One of those days when I thought I’d knocked it out of the park with a post — and everyone goes “meh”. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Facebook’s approach to news is getting ever more elitist - and controlling.
Sometimes wasted time is not wasted… On wasting time and triggering new discoveries
This is insanely cool - customised Westwood, using Newton’s own Star Wars figure collection: Thandie Newton Wears a Fabulous Homage to Her Star Wars Debut at Solo Premiere
I should have a blogroll again.
The man who coined the term blog has been blogging for 20 years.
Five years of blog platform Ghost - a podcast
Life lesson from the last week: potty training and illness co-inciding in the same child is not a great situation.
This post makes me both deeply nostalgic and deeply, deeply sad.
The Stories format matters - because it tells us something about what the smartphone is doing to media.
Got a new look for those people who subscribe to my blog by e-mail.
Having fun doing my homework
The last five weeks or so have seen me away from home on business more than I’ve ever been before. I’ve been to Europe, the middle east, America and various parts of the UK. It’s been fun, and rewarding both professionally and financially.
However, it’s also been exhausting, and left me well behind on my e-mail. With that comes little problems like not getting new work booked in, and not keeping up with my invoicing.
I’ve blocked out this week for working from home in Shoreham-by-Sea, and this morning has been a rare block of time sat at my own desk, in my own home office, getting stuff done. As I sat down at 9.30am this morning, I had 450 e-mails in my inbox. That’s down to a manageable 40 now.
Having 3.5 days ahead of me to just get work done without any travelling on the agenda is a blessed relief. I’m enjoying it. I’m enjoying being in Shoreham. And I’m enjoying being productive.
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Having fun doing my homework
The last five weeks or so have seen me away from home on business more than I’ve ever been before. I’ve been to Europe, the middle east, America and various parts of the UK. It’s been fun, and rewarding both professionally and financially.
However, it’s also been exhausting, and left me well behind on my e-mail. With that comes little problems like not getting new work booked in, and not keeping up with my invoicing.
I’ve blocked out this week for working from home in Shoreham-by-Sea, and this morning has been a rare block of time sat at my own desk, in my own home office, getting stuff done. As I sat down at 9.30am this morning, I had 450 e-mails in my inbox. That’s down to a manageable 40 now.
Having 3.5 days ahead of me to just get work done without any travelling on the agenda is a blessed relief. I’m enjoying it. I’m enjoying being in Shoreham. And I’m enjoying being productive.
Today’s coffee geek lesson: If your aeropress starts making a mess, it’s time to replace the rubber seal.
Today’s coffee geek lesson: If your aeropress starts making a mess, it’s time to replace the rubber seal.
And on the way home…
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And on the way home…
That was worth the walk.
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That was worth the walk.
Medium: destroyer of journalism
Medium: destroyer of journalism
Wow. Icro is lovely. Really lovely.
Wow. Icro is lovely. Really lovely.
Medium drives a final nail in the coffin of its publishing partners. Way to build trust there.