…and am now back and posting again after an inter-job vacation. Some posts will follow over the next few days as i catch up with the mainstream media catching up on the problems in commercial local media. I shall also be rejigging this blog a fair bit to be a pre launch Talk About Local.
But this codemy gem as trad media meets new media from The Landline sets the tone. They should do a follow up for when TV and film meet YouTube.
Thanks to the countless people who have tweeted this my way.
William Perrin
Founder of Talk About Local, Trustee of the Indigo Trust, Tinder Foundation, 360Giving, co-founder Connect8, former member of UK Government transparency panels, former Policy Advisor to UK Prime Minister, former Cabinet Office senior civil servant.Open data do-er, Kings Cross London blogger. Loves countryside. Two small children.
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Nicky Getgood says
15th April 2009 at 7:03 pmWelcome back! Loving the film, first time I’ve seen it, very funny! So – what’s your angle? 😉
John Cronin says
15th April 2009 at 9:15 pmLooking forward to reading Talk About Local !
John Popham says
18th April 2009 at 9:47 amGood luck with it all Will!
Don’t forget, if you want partners in Yorkshire, we are there ready and waiting
http://www.digital2020.org.uk
Ellie Stoneley says
18th April 2009 at 10:20 amExcellent plan … looking forward to lots more
Matt Collins says
5th May 2009 at 3:14 pmCongratulations on taking the plunge. All the best with Talk About Local.
Dominic says
15th May 2009 at 6:17 amIt’s a great initiative Will and I know you’ll make it work like you did in King Cross. Hyper-local goes national!