Hey folks, because of various factors in June I did a catch-up and so was able to place four of the above on the site, not just three as usual. These were, in reverse order of appearance: University of Birmingham turns to IoT to improve student experience and support Net
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Hi guys, in the first of a new regular series I want to share what I have written for diginomica, which is my primary outlet for my journalism right now. The site tasks me to go to market to get user interviews on how some kind of tech has given
Drum roll… it’s here! My spanking brand new super-optimised business website! It’s my platform–along with LinkedIn, of course–for connecting with clients for my B2B copywriting services, which include both content creation and training (pitching to journalists and getting better with business writing). I’m also flagging my great sideline as a
Can’t give too much away atm, but a lot of interesting things are happening both for this site–which is being refreshed from top to bottom, scientifically optimised, and extended to include better ways to start working with me. That’s across both my: editorial (independent journalism) B2B copywriting (helping hi-tech PR
Today, I had a lovely convo with a great tech company trying to do lead gen via content. Which is the right idea. Excellent product set, all great, solid story. First half of the conversation, cuddly and warm. Second half, less so.. as they were literally unable to answer the
Can’t teach an old dog new tricks, huh? Well, maybe this old canine’s proven that wrong. Proven it to himself, if nothing else… What am I rabbiting on about? As a freelance tech journo and proudly-self-declared ‘hack,’ I’ve stuck very close to words in my career. In fact, I’ve boasted