Entries from October 2009
BNP-baiting awesomeness
October 27th, 2009 · No Comments
Tags: politics
Sour Alba
Stewart Kirkpatrick on journalism, Scotland, the net
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- Ponderous Labour bureaucracy makes a mess of East Lothian
- Scotland’s junior doctors to get bigger pay rise than English counterparts
- Pay freeze for GPs, dentists and consultants
- Pay freeze for GPs, dentists and consultants
- General Election will be on 6 May … probably
- That’s why Iceland’s gone mum on our debt
- The car crash that was Steven Purcell’s week
- Brown: Iraq war not about WMDs
- Sketch: hypnotic swirl of illusions and delusions
- Health boards inconsistent over waiting lists – watchdog
Podcast Feeds
- Delicious/calgacus
- Long tail fails to deliver financially - The Register[…]
- Journalism2My Yahoo! Pipe aggregating all the journalism news I can find […]
- Is online market research worth the bother?Discussion on the need for online market research and the differences it shows up from more traditional market research […]
- Migrant numbers 'must be reduced'[…]
- Advertising Is Out; Information Is In: New Book Challenges Traditional Notions of MarketingGet Content, Get Customers: couldn't agree more. […]
- Academic stufy finds burnout on the rise among journalists[…]
- The end of an auld sang: farewell to the old scotsman.com[…]
- CNN's Just Imagine: Life in 2020"What will life be like in 2020? Guided by some of the world's leading visionaries, Just Imagine takes a look at the possibilities of tomorrow." […]
- Five ways to innovate today"A colleague looking for a few new ways to integrate free Web services into his newsroom asked me to chip in with a list of five, so here they are. These are all free and easy ways to get something new and different online, and they probably serve a need […]
- Geotagged News and Drupal: Why Wait?"What's to stop us from doing cool things with geotagged news with Drupal or other existing free software tools?" […]
- Long tail fails to deliver financially - The Register
