Tag Archives: Web 2.0
Communications headaches – the wonder and hassle of a world wide web
Share I’m a big fan of the internet. I love the speed, the access to all sorts of information, the ability that it gives to me to share news with friends in all parts of the world and the access … Continue reading
The best medium for your message
Share Slipstream, the monthly podcast produced by the Evangelical Alliance and Focus is coming to an end. Set up as a network to encourage and grow younger Christian leaders, the podcasts were part of a communication strategy trying to link … Continue reading
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“Social Media isn’t a fad, it’s a fundamental shirt in the way we communicate”
Share Brilliant video, really annoying ads!
Bombay Sapphire @ Somerset House
Share Somerset House is on the Strand in central London. It’s possibly the coolest old building in the world. Not only does the place look fantastic but it does a very good job of not being stuffy. Already it does … Continue reading
Buying cards to support Wycliffe Bible Translators
Share There is a new way you can donate to Wycliffe Bible Translators at the same time as providing work in some of the world’s poorest communities and making one of your friends smile. Just Cards sells greetings cards, many … Continue reading
You can support Wycliffe UK by shopping on Ebay
Share Rather cleverly there’s an option on ebay.co.uk to make a donation to Wycliffe. If you’re in the mood for a little bargain hunting you’ll find during your purchase procedure that you can make a donation to charity. This means … Continue reading
Using Social Media, IBM’s perspective
Share IBM use social media quite a lot. About half of the conversations I follow on Twitter appear to have an IBM link somewhere. Anyway, thanks to Delph Remy-Boutang, who is the World Wide Social Media Marketing Manager for IBM, … Continue reading
Where do we go from here?
Share This afternoon I’m meeting with some guys from Wycliffe UK to discuss how we progress using Web 2.0. Currently, if you search around, you’ll find that not only do we run a website, but we also have a blog, … Continue reading