Check out this post by Canva, loving the terms and their descriptions....
Sorting out all those terms can be confusing in itself, so we’ve compiled a visual glossary that will guide you through the lingo —...…
Dan Holloway reviews Simon Armitage's Inaugural Lecture as Oxford's Professor of Poetry over at Sabotage Reviews today!
Armitage used his inaugural lecture to give an impassioned plea for the essential role of every generation’s poets to speak to the world...…
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I was interviewed by the lovely Natalie Taylor from Start A FIRE today. We've been using Start A FIRE for a while now, it's a great tool...
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I reviewed Craig Dempster and John Lee's The Rise of the Platform Marketer for B2B Marketing. You need to have a login to read it, but...
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Some funny and quite brilliant advice by Patrick Cotter, which also introduced me to Dennis O'Driscoll's hilarious poem.
Strange to think it, but there are still poets out there who deliver their poems in a monotonous monotone. Most of them tend to be over...…
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A fantastic post by Jennifer Taylor on the origin of the GIF (if you don't know the term, GIFs are looping, animated graphics) and ways...
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The Digital Marketing Show is drawing to a close, but my head is full of ideas after meeting some energizing people and hearing great...
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JD Hancock
The popularity of video is growing quickly suggesting it is an avenue we should all be exploring to maximise our business potential.
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Capturing multiple events in a single frame is complicated. This is why many magazines over the decades have stuck with theobvious
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Many thanks to Shiva for drawing my attention to this! Social Shot is a robot that designs a cocktail for you based on your Facebook...
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Le 28 octobre, c'était sur le Periscope de BMW que ça se passait ! Via l'opération #X1WhatsNext, destinée à promouvoir la BMW X1, la...
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I'm over at Minor Literature(s) discussing what it's like being a (mostly) French poet on the British scene...
I met a fellow French poet a few nights ago, and we quickly fell into sharing our horror stories at what our accident of nationality had...…
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