Stop quoting Woz

“Mr Wozniak left Apple back in 1985. But he is still a valued commentator on Apple’s choices – in part because of his role in helping found…

Choosing the reward for your ideas

Spotted the little article below (via Max) and got me thinking. Check it out first:

I think there’s a fine line between charity and patronage.

Especially because you are probably doing more than just giving them cash (amplifying them to your network etc too.)

When non-PRs write press releases, it shows how bad traditional PR has become

Just as many marketers are moving on from the format, more and more non-marketers are turning their hand to drafting press releases. You…

Bobbing for Apple (predictions)

A slightly silly (but not entirely insincere) prediction for the next Apple event.

Being underwater

I was always a terrible swimmer. I mean “walking at the swimming gala, struggled to get even my 50m badge” terrible. And basically, like so…

Truth in trolling

Was on a break reading through some of the aggressive GamerGate style @-replies to Martin Belam, when I ended up looking into a couple of…

The Lookback, Issue 3

Linkedin IPOs, Facebook IPOs, Lenovo buys Motorola

The LookBack, Issue 2

Microsoft buys Skype, Facebook’s PR blunder, Twitter launches Mute

Really like this way of looking at Apple Watch and comparing to Windows Mobile.

Is there an argument to say that we can’t judge the Watch a failure for not being the iPhone? And that to try and usurp the other device…

Great PRs and marketers “resist PR” as much as journalists

I saw this shared in the TechJPR community recently and made me realise something I hadn’t thought about before.

Getting better at what’s now vs what’s next

I find myself fascinated by new ways of doing things. Sometimes more than actually doing things. And that’s both a flaw and a strength, as…