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It's certainly not going to happen for everyone. I read that "1.4 million small businesses

As you know the UK Government has promised legislation to protect children from seeing inappropriate

I use 5QuidHost. Dirt cheap, great support. Free packages too. All the usual facilities etc. https://

Today is the closing day for representations on Directive 2010/13/EU on Audiovisual Media Services (

Yes that is the rule. Chris Wheal t: +44 20 8694 9412 m: +44 7831 268261 On 18 Sep 2015, at 14:07,

videograbby.com also works a treat - and no need to download anything. One thing I've noticed in

If we go for that option we have to decide between an open and a closed group. https://help.linkedin.

Yes, sounds right to me. With citizen's journalism rife, the internet is like the Far West. Now

On 13/01/2015 13:19, Bryan Betts wrote: > That seems about right to me, for the authoritarian

Without a doubt, one of the funniest and modest tech journalists I travelled with on press trips. RIP

LOL, surely a case for a multi-charger there? Speaking of which, I bought one of these Maplin 12v

On 04/04/2014 15:18, John Thompson wrote: You could always buy a portable drive and carry that around

Bob, If you're not currently in Poland, you need to change your AOL password - it appears that

If they want a high class photo whore I do very good conference J Pete J From: fleetstreet@

It is weird that Angry Birds needs to send anything to anybody, given that it makes its money from

is this long-term or short-term? I could help out short-term, maybe until you find someone. I know

Thanks for sharing that, Marc, as I don't read the Grauniad. He was a damn good bloke. Malcolm On

On Nov 28, 2013, at 11:46 AM, PJ White <pjwhi...@gmail.com> wrote: They'll probably say

It's simple. Google depends on quality content reaching the top of its search results and not all

It's the same in research as well. I was getting paid £250 a day by Informa Telecoms and Media a

That's very kind. I'm part way through Charles Nicholl's the Reckoning - which in the

Anybody know anything about the US mag or its UK company Crains publishing - I think it runs Plastics

Sensible comments from Whealie in Press Gazette, as ever. I left the NUJ years ago - the final straw

"In my young days as a shipping journalist, I blagged a prestigious exclusive interview with a

That's the one, yes. On 5 April 2013 12:33, Ryanscribe <ryans...@gmail.com> wrote: Hey

http://www.digiday.com/publishers/performance-pay-arrives-for-journalism/ This makes me feel slightly

This is Ground Control, welcome back Major Mike. On 04/01/2013 03:28 PM, Mike Wilson wrote: > Long

Yes: I remember the £100K years. Workload these days is much lower, but quality of life higher.

AFAIK, most organisations use Outlook because it's 'free' - as in, it comes with MS

You should have scanned them and put them on Twitter to shame... In which other skilled businesses