Trust in me, just in me…
I really need to learn to trust myself. Yesterday, I opened the slides for week two of my social media course.
“Why so few?” I thought. “I’ll need more content than that for the 90 minutes.” So I prepared more slides, and pulled some forwards from week 3.
Guess what?
Yes, I ran out of time, exactly where Adam-from-four-months-ago had cut off the slides. I know what I’m doing. Old me knew what he was doing. We need to learn to trust each other…
A fun evening, watching our students grill the hell out of a former prime minister. All under the Chatham House Rule, alas, so I can’t say any more.
Any discussion of games journalism that doesn’t include YouTube at its heart doesn’t understand the existing games coverage business.
I have seen the future of smart glasses and it‘s as ugly as sin, apparently.
What a difference a couple of weeks makes. The sun is up for our early morning pool run. The views up the Adur valley were spectacular.
A walk down memory lane to 1994, when this young chap (me) had his view of journalism shifted by the launch of a new magazine for men…
Just corrected a typo in a blog post published… 10 years and 20 days ago.
Ooops.
Plausible Analytics providing both Search Console integration AND Google Analytics import is making me very happy.
Finally got my (consulting/training) work inbox down to double digits.
Plenty of people will be waking up to slightly (or, in some cases, very) tardy replies from me. But I’m getting there…
That’s one way of making a politician’s life suddenly more complex
From today’s eye opening story about a global disinformation team:
“Much of their strategy appeared to revolve around disrupting or sabotaging rival campaigns: the team even claimed to have sent a sex toy delivered via Amazon to the home of a politician, with the aim of giving his wife the false impression he was having an affair.”
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This is one hell of a story: Revealed: the hacking and disinformation team meddling in elections
Free speech absolutism excludes China, it seems.
I enjoyed the conversation between @manton and @danielpunkass on Core Intuition about the shifting sands of the Twitter API.
I’m certainly one of the people who value Twitter cross-posting - but, equally, I wouldn’t quit micro.blog if it goes away.
Started reading: A Short Walk in the Hindu Kush by Eric Newby 📚
