About Barrie

Digital Storyteller, Media Trainer, Hill Walker, Cyclist, Husband, Father, Grandad, Christian, Blogger, Writer, Baby Boomer, Mac Head, Photographer

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Posted on April 11, 2009 by Barrie

delicious thoughts for April 10th from 08:58 to 08:58:

AIIM – Barack Obama: How Content Management and Web 2.0 Helped Win the White House – Fascinating article about the way the Obama campaign was driven through Web 2.0. A must read for anyone involved in communication in the public space and how it is changing.

Posted on April 5, 2009 by Barrie

delicious thoughts for April 4th from 08:53 to 08:53:

Posted on April 4, 2009 by Barrie

delicious thoughts for April 3rd from 08:49 to 19:12:

Via Luminosa light display to tell Easter story in York (From York Press) – If you are in york take time to follow this route over the Easter holiday weeks
G20Voice | White Band Action – I must have been asleep because I missed this G20 Voice stuff until it was over. All the same it's led me to this loose coalition of blogs which have become important voices in this period of transition in both financial systems and international media outlets. Especially as these publications had full access to the G20 press events standing alongside the big players with access to the 20 heads of state who are G20.
Stephen Moss examines what the decline of regional journalism means for local democracy | Media | The Guardian – Not all doom and gloom, there are glimmers of hope in this well researched article about the future of local media and the real need of local communities to keep in touch with themselves.

Posted on April 3, 2009 by Barrie

delicious thoughts for April 2nd from 08:40 to 08:40:

iWeb FAQ – Tutorials, Tips & Tricks – Just in case I foolishly think about using iWeb for anything serious this site is full of insight into this rather perplexing iLife application.

Posted on April 2, 2009 by Barrie

delicious thoughts for April 1st from 17:23 to 17:23:

Hornblower at loggerheads with council over fresh ban – Bureaucracy gone mad – this small city, where I used to go to school and lived for a number of years, has a unique tradition in the office of Hornblower. The way the local council, which is nothing more than a parish council these days, seems to be acting against the interests of Ripon to preserve a tradition that isn't in the slightest under threat.