Just a quick post to say hi to Mr Nick Leonard who I used to work with when I was at LEWIS and who is now MD UK at Ruder Finn. Congratulations Nick. Request to Michael Hay - pleeease put the video of 'Looking for my Leonard' up online. Please.
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March 06, 2008
Bloggers block, Twitterers itchy trigger finger
I've long protested against the contention that social networks and microblogging stuff like Twitter is eating away at the blogosphere. But I'm finding it easier and easier to spend most of my time connecting with people through Twitter, social networks, and niche sites like Upcoming for seeing what events people are going to, and I'm just finding it so much easier to post short messages on those places than I am posting here. Like this.
So I'm going to make a resolution. To keep it short here and hope that it gets rid of my blogger's block. Because I keep using up all the good stuff elsewhere like Twitter, so there!
Hopefully you'll see more stuff on here, and no less on Twitter. And hopefully it'll be useful still.
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