Category Daily notes

Daily note for 19 July 2023

Another newsletter went out today: “Teaching agility, not Agile™” Ooooooh: “Open Working 101” Daughter was telling me this morning about dog and cat based ASMR videos, and I said I really don’t think that was what TBL…

Daily note for 18 July 2023

It was our son’s graduation yesterday. So proud! But also, how did that happen? I’m so old! On Saturday we watched the new Indiana Jones film. Very silly of course but it did capture some of the fun of the…

Daily note for 14 July 2023

Said this a few time this week – you can do amazing work with a good team, good culture, plenty of enthusiasm and terrible tech. With great tech and rubbish everything else, not so much. Have made it onto Bluesky,…

Daily note for 13 July 2023

Another newsletter went out this morning: ClassicPress is WordPress like it used to be For years I lived in Evernote. This by Harry McCracken captures some of what made it great I knew vaguely of Vivian Stanshall,…

Daily note for 11 July 2023

I just can’t help myself. It’s like a sickness Episode 2 of our daughter Jade’s podcast is out. It’s all about the job of being a social media manager at an agency. It’s good! “Here is how platforms…

Daily note for 10 July 2023

Just published my newsletter – a few opinions and a lot of links (and the usual photo of a daft dog) “Reviewing the Local Digital Declaration 5 years on: Update on the discovery project” On reflection, my honest…

Daily note for 7 July 2023

A decision I made when I took my current gig at Lambeth was just to do 4 days a week, so I had a day a week to pootle about doing other things. The first of those days is today…

Daily note for 6 July 2023

This is a lovely piece by Giles Turnbull and I will be first in the queue for the book when it emerges! “I created Clippy”: I’ve signed up for and downloaded Threads. I don’t like the lack of a…

Daily note for 5 July 2023

New newsletter out today, which I have switched to Substack. It does feel like building personal networks through things like email might be the answer to the breakdown of more public social media like Twitter etc Anyway, I would…