We will explain all about www.addiply.com very soon, but it’s a Friday night and I’ve got a dinner date with Paul Merson.
Me and 250 other Norfolk folk; alas, it’s not the small table in the corner for me and Mers.
Anyway, here we go – a JavaScript friendly zone. Now we can start to have some [...]
There are many a theme that we seem to stumble across and these two pieces return to one of the more familiar – a digital landscape that, to my mind, will be defined by two compelling forces, local-stroke-hyper-local and national-stroke-global.
Here’s G-Cap Media shifting their radio tents every more into the latter camp… http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/apr/24/gcapmedia.radio
… and from [...]
By Rick Waghorn
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Posted in General, Journalism, MLW
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Tagged Addiply, Belper, Deepings, GCap, global, hyper local, ITN, ITV, MyLocalWriter.com, Radio Broadland, Stamford, The Beltway, The Daily Mail, The Guardian, The Telegraph, Trinity Mirror, Washington Post
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http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/greenslade/2008/04/regional_groups_suffer_shares.html
See below.
Who knows, perhaps the nominal share value of all concerned hits such a low that some character wades in and hoovers up the lot… where is Guy Hands when you need him?
There was many a line in this that caught my eye; most of which can be saved for another day.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/apr/23/bbc.pressandpublishing
It was Myners’ line right at the end, however, that maybe deserves some thought – the bit where he suggests that, when it comes to the regional press “there will be continuing pressure for consolidation of [...]
It’s funny how you start to view your own daily, professional life through the eyes of this blog.
That, every now and again, a penny that’s dropped in theory, drops in practice. It did so again this afternoon in the unlikely surroundings of Archbishop Sancroft High School in Harleston. Why any of us were there in [...]
By Rick Waghorn
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Posted in General, Journalism, MFW
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Tagged Archbishop Sancroft High School, Clay Shirky, Darren Huckerby, Diss Express, Harleston, Here Comes Everybody, Jay Rosen, Mayhill Fowler, Neil McIntosh, Radio Norfolk, Stephanie Moore
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I know we said OutWithABang wasn’t going to be about football. But, heh, my blog, my rules…
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2008/apr/21/labour.edballs
Question: What do Charles Clarke and Ed Balls have in common?
Answer: Both are passionate Norwich City fans.
Correction: What is the only thing Charles Clarke and Ed Balls have in common…
See below, but here’s their problem… first with the audio, last with the words…
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/n/norwich/7358178.stm
For if the time-line is correct, Auntie had the interview for 36-hours before someone, somewhere spotted the story and wrote from what looks like a London, national perspective…
Advantage lost.
Apologies first. For those of you with an interest in neither Norwich City Football Club nor Championship football, what follows may appear all-too parochial to be of any relevance to a new media blog.
All I can do is beg that you stay with it for there are far wider points to be made – lessons [...]
By Rick Waghorn
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Posted in General, Journalism, MFW, MLW
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Tagged BBCLocal, Darren Huckerby, ITVLocal, Northcliffe, Norwich City FC, Radio Broadland, Radio Norfolk, Radio Norwich, Trinity Mirror
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