My Approach To Twitter
Over the past few weeks I’ve had a few people ask me about my approach to Twitter. I’m loathe...
Over the past few weeks I’ve had a few people ask me about my approach to Twitter. I’m loathe...
Last week I presented at the iMusic event here in Hong Kong. Here's what I spoke about.
The recent essay on social media, distraction and unhappiness (Is Facebook Making Us Stupid?) attracted some thoughtful comments and...
MySpace shouldn't be a strategic focus for musicians anymore. Here I explain why and what the alternatives now are.
It’s just over a year since I decided to take photography more seriously. With my first public exhibit only...
What does it mean to be an expat? Who qualifies? It's a question even other expats can't...
Creative people always have stories to tell about people expecting work for free. It’s a familiar refrain when I...
“Frankly, I’ve struggled over the years to control the hours I spend on the internet… In a way, the...
In response to my last post, on photography, Toni raised a point concerning charging for creative work. How and...
Looking at a graph of my blogposts per month, since 2004, I can see that 05 and 06 were...
Recently, I was re-reading a handout I used for a few theological ethics courses back in the late 90s....
Violencia en las iglesias a fieles teledirigidos – Forms of symbolic violence that are seen in churches. I’ve been...
“…what we see at the moment is an attempt to interpret our present predicament in a rather caricatured World...
Confession time: I’m an avid buyer and reader of cookbooks. This habit both qualifies to comment on some cookbook...
Here’s the rest of the stuff that caught my eye over the last two weeks,
It is amazing how Richard Dawkins’ brand of neo-Atheism (or should that be neo-Logical Positivism) has gained traction in...