Following discussions with Gareth on Wednesday about the offshore wind energy event that took place yesterday, here is a little more info about the event for me to use to see whether anyone is Tweeting/ blogging about offshore wind in general / supply chains, with the Crown Estate promotional events in particular. There are 12 [...]
Archive for February, 2010
39- James Yarker
Posted: 25th February 2010 by Paul Hadley in BP50Tags: #arts, Birmingham, BP50, performance, theatre
Very rarely does one find a performing arts company that has the opportunity and ability, not only to challenge the status quo in an avant-garde manner, but manages to continually succeed, leads the city, region, and country in the international marketplace and generates its own sustainable future. James Yarker from Paul Hadley on Vimeo. James [...]
Today was the initial meeting with the client. From the outset, it seems that my initial fears of communications infrastructure restrictions were unfounded. Access to social media platforms such as Facebook, LinedIn, Twitter are not blocked at all, however it appears that the number of staff that know how to use them appears to be [...]
41- Kerry Thomas
Posted: 22nd February 2010 by Paul Hadley in BP50, UncategorizedTags: Birmingham, BP50
In this video, I visit Kerry Thomas and Dave at Fused Magazine. We talk about the past history and success achieved, and Kerry gives us an insight into what the future holds, both for them, and also for print-based media, and the creative industries in Birmingham. Kerry Thomas from Paul Hadley on Vimeo. Many thanks [...]
Production Lab- Sustainability and Social Media
Posted: 16th February 2010 by Paul Hadley in MATags: #easn, #sustainability, Birmingham
This week was the first back at BCU after an extended Christmas break. Over the period, I’ve had the opportunity to progress the Enterprise module in practice by linking in with some top-quality business events, forming some strong partnerships in the process, gathering new and potential clients and earning some money in the process (see [...]
… exactly what it is that I do. There’s some info on the About page that describes what pays the bills. However, sometimes at weekends I get the chance to let my hair down, and get downright and dirty with motorsport activities that involve multimedia, video, racing technology, radio and petrol fumes. One regular highlight [...]
Anonymity- we can all use the safety cushion that technology and the internet provides us with if we so choose. Ample opportunities abound on many fora to simply register some meaningless email address, sign-up with a bogus identity, load bullets of text onto an open platform as a troll, and then watch your enemies fire [...]