Word of the Year 2010
Merriam-Webster announced that “austerity” saw more than 250,000 searches on the dictionary’s free online tool....
read moreMerriam-Webster announced that “austerity” saw more than 250,000 searches on the dictionary’s free online tool....
read moreThe BBC sports coverage team have a lot to answer for. Sometimes I feel that on the whole the BBC are a private club. I’m not...
read moreI wrote these notes as I watched tonights episode of BBC1′s Remembrance: The Sikh Story. Firstly, as per normal it’s...
read moreIt’ has been a while since I blogged. The reason? I guess its because I’ve been in deep thought about a number of...
read moreIt is now over 24 hours since Gordon made that comment in Rochdale. Obviously, the transcript from both the outside broadcast and...
read moreLast night I had the chance to watch a select / test screening of Ocean of Pearls. The movie has won countless awards in the US and...
read moreWhat is it about entrepreneurs that interests many of us so much? Are we seeking the secret success formula? Those with such dreams...
read moreI’ve written about Twitter on my business blog , especially on the following article: Promoting Products and updates using...
read moreClearly romance is in the air. Imagine dancing with your loved one with Beyonce singing a song originally issued by Etta James in the...
read moreI read http://candidculture.com/2008/11/28/the-highs-and-lows/ it raise some key issues, re: potential segmentation and the need for...
read moreWhen I first came across Twitter it took me time to understand and appreciate its objective. Would I really want to use a mechanism to...
read moreI try not to watch kids TV in the morning but have to admit that Crazy Town is an awesome programme to inspire kids to exercise, get...
read moreJust to start with, it is certainly worth reading the article posted / sourced via Sikhnet on the 2008 bollywood movie, Singh is...
read moreOne of my pet subjects has been the power of media and also the advent of what is being described as ‘new media’. In recent years...
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