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BlueLightCamp: Weekend Camping (Pt2)
This is the second part of a post about BlueLight Camp, an unconference for Emergency responders, and those who work with them. The session I want to talk about this time was run by Farida Vis. Farida was a member of … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media, Technology, Twitter, Unconference, weekly blog club
Tagged Bambuser, BBM, Blackberry Messenger, Facebook, Farida, Guardian, guardian article, JohnPopham, Reading the Riots, Riot Rumours, tweets, Twitter, undefined, Zombie
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Drumalism – great new app from @SemanticTourist
Steve Peters aka @SemanticTourist describes himself on Twitter as an: “Open Data enthusiast and LinkedData fan; armchair developer…” In a great example of that armchair development – in his spare time over Christmas – he’s put together an excellent app … Continue reading
Posted in Drumalism, Facebook, Open Data, Technology, Twitter, weekly blog club
Tagged Drumalism, Facebook, Social network, Twitter
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New Starts and Looking Forward
Right. No more excuses. There are only so many times I can sharpen and rearrange my metaphorical pencils. This is my first blog post for 2012. Or, to put it another way, my fifth blog post ever. It’s dedicated to … Continue reading
Posted in Technology, Twitter, weekly blog club
Tagged Blog, Blogging, Facebook, Janet Davis, Japan, Louise Brown, New Year, Social network, Tokyo, Tokyo Times, Twitter
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My first year on Twitter
Until just over a year ago I thought Twitter was a place celebrities go to announce what they’ve had for breakfast. That’s certainly the impression I got from newspapers. I can’t remember what prompted me to take a look at … Continue reading
