At the latest training session for the editors at Johnston Press, ack Shennan of the Linlithgow Gazette talked about the typical reader (and a lot more, a talkative lad Jack).
Listen to him.
Download jack.mp3
« legacy of slave trade | Main | Royalty claims could kill internet music radio »
March 01, 2007
Comments
The comments to this entry are closed.
search
reading
Chris Brogan: Trust Agents: Using the Web to Build Influence, Improve Reputation, and Earn Trust
Bill Bryson: MOTHER TONGUE, THE: ENGLISH & HOW IT GOT THAT WAY
Duncan J. Watts: Six Degrees: The Science of a Connected Age (Open Market Edition)
Mark Booth: The Secret History of the World: As Laid Down by the Secret Societies
Charlene Li: Groundswell: Winning in a World Transformed by Social Technologies
W. Timothy Coombs: It's Not Just PR: Public Relations in Society
Peter Grant: Liverpool the Souvenir: An Amazing City Through Your Eyes
:-)
Recent Posts
- More chants from alexandria
- Chants from anti #morsi demo in #alexandria
- Sounds of #tahrir
- Lyceé school in Mohamad Mahmoud in Cairo
- Define Digital
- Frige dem som fängslats för sin åsikt!
- Days in Tahrir
- more Videos from #Tarhir 21 november 2011
- Videos from #Tarhir 21 november 2011
- Pictures from Tahrir Square 20 November 2011
Recent Comments
- Prudence on Videos from #Tarhir 21 november 2011
- moolimemS on Wael Abbas on the rethoric of the west
- PiodaMaislari on Wael Abbas on the rethoric of the west
- Naina on Twitter links
- vehdycp387 on Test posting from Addis
- Vokgoopsy on Wael Abbas on the rethoric of the west
- sqtehercclde on Want to meet some interesting people?
- dixsrielgard on Want to meet some interesting people?
- cialis to buy on Test posting from Addis
- julietapplinger on Test posting from Addis
A shame Jack's comments are a bit difficult to pick up because he hit the mark.
Having been there and enjoyed his eloquent presentation of our 'typical reader', I feel he was spot on - as well as highly entertaining.
I'm off now to hassle IT department into getting sound on all terminals so everyone can enjoy Jack's presentation.
Posted by: Ian Arkle | March 02, 2007 at 09:23