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Tag Archives: sustainable

An Update of Thoughts & Activities

Tuttle Projects, EmptyShops in Medway (Kent),
Sustainable-Creativity, Open-Source & Open-Data,
PodCasts, Social-Media & HyperLocal-Activity-Streams
& Community-Spaces for future-thinking LikeMinds

Yesterday (02/06/10) I re-visited the blog post I published at the beginning of January 2010 entitled ‘A new year of opportunity for a Padawan‘ and I re-read the ‘Hopes for 2010′ bullet-point list that formed it’s sign-off – in doing so I was reminded of all the to-do-lists that I (and others) have since worked [...]

Google, Bing and Twitter : Real-Time Search may
provide more questions than answers! #BAD09

Image: Blog Action Day 2009 Original badge supplied and licensed under creative commons by Change.org–

As I begin typing this post its 23:05pm and I’m in a parking bay at Gatwick Airport awaiting an imminent ‘phone-call for pick-up’ from my parents who are due to return from holiday via Gatwick’s North Terminal. I find myself accompanied [...]

The Social Web for SMEs & NGOs

The following information is not supplied as legal advice or consultancy, it’s quite simply a small offering of my continually developing experience and thought process. If you are a small business owner or third sector employee I hope it proves useful by delivering food for thought.

I am not a Computer Programmer or Web Developer, nor [...]

BarCamp, Co-working, Empty Buildings
and Innovation in (Medway) Kent

Disclaimer: the following post is in draft format, much of the information needs clarification and my thoughts fell from my fingers into the keyboard without much consideration for the good work already being done – the following is not meant to be taken literally and it is not meant to dis-colour any local, government or [...]

Exploring Sustainable Creative Practice

The following presentation was delivered to students at University of the Arts London on 7th May 2009.

An audio only version is available as part of the ECCA podcast series offered to creative students at University of the Arts London, it can also be downloaded for free via iTunes or viewed directly on SlideShare.