Claire Trévien

Literary adaptations into other media is nothing new, but the direction it has taken in the last few years on youtube is something...

I often hear businesses saying 'I'd love to use Instagram but my business isn't product-focused'.

It's a challenge to switch to a...

I've lost count of the number of blog posts, articles or Facebook posts pleading for poetry to be more accessible, to reach out to a...

Over on Poetry has Value poet Jessica Piazza is curating some fascinating thoughts on the topic of paid markets in poetry, as well as...

Some exciting projects are getting funded by the Poetry School. The one I'm most excited about has to be Kirsten Irving's project to...

Carii is a new social network (not another!) with a focus on community building. Its pitch is that you can create groups within groups,...

There is a lot of useful information to be found in Kim Garst’s Social Media predictions for 2015. It’s when you combine them that...

As any social media marketer will tell you, unless you’re a reality TV star, the ‘Me! Me! Me!’ approach seldom works when promoting a...

Yet another incentive to sharpen your blogging skills. A change of rules with Facebook would suggest that if you still want to market...

There is a lot of good sense in this article, which emphasizes the importance of sales and marketing working together to achieve best...

This seems like an ambitious step for Snapchat, though it reflects a wider movement towards the commodification of social media...

I wrote about the Bored Baker recently, inserting haiku in supermarket cookie packets. A more deliberate act of public writing has...

A common error made by businesses starting to use social media is to only tweet about themselves. This is understandable, but it...

Some of these tips and tricks to make the most of social media are not that revolutionary (i.e seeing all the tweets you've...

Malheureusement, même les publications les plus féministes ne sont pas parfaites, surtout quand il s'agit de trans. Cet article...

I really appreciate the way in which the British Library is constantly finding ways to preserve objects long beyond their format works....

Passle is one of many exciting tech startups flourishing in the city, and it's great to see initiatives like Digital Oxford recognizing...

It is easy to defend the rights of those we agree with, and to insist that governments should protect their unfettered right to free...

I absolutely love this act of palimpsest and would very much like to see it in the flesh. There is something quite fascinating about...

Mrs Justice Rose held that Sotheby's were entitled to rely on the connoisseurship and expertise of their specialists who had examined...

I thought at the time that this was a great example of 'guerilla' poetry, i.e distributing poetry in places where it's least expected....

Who doesn't love a good stat? This website is full of them, 104 to be precise, much of which is very encouraging where Passle is...

Interesting figures from this French website based on 150 organization, which reports that 55% of businesses play the safe card when it...

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I agree completely with Abdelkrim Branine, chief editor at Beur FM, who was interviewed on Le Monde yesterday about the aftermath of...

Whatever your feelings are about David Harsent's recent success at the TS Eliot Prize, I think this is a rather enjoyable interview. I...

I do dislike the term 'emerging', it conjures up rather disturbing images, but if you identify with the term in principle, then you...

Beyond the depressing (as usual) stats for poetry readership in this article, I found that last reason for not attending a show 'could...

The golden dust settles after yesterday’s Golden Globe Awards, a day on which The Guardian quietly published a news item about a past...