My most popular social objects at the moment are the badges on the lapel of my overcoat. Most of them were around last winter when I was wearing the coat, so I don’t know whether it’s the fact that I’ve added a couple more or something else that makes all sorts of people stop and…
I don’t know where I’m going with this one, but I’m musing about some attitudes that I see popping up around face-to-face events. One seems to be: Big is beautiful (or at least successful) ie in order for an event to be considered a success, you have to have loads of people there. I disagree….
[blip.tv ?posts_id=1464758&dest=-1]
Interesting that a third of the way through the month, I seem to be finding it more difficult to write something every day than find a piece of video to post. It’s great exercise though, and it feels kind of like a promise to go to the gym every day for a month. Much easier…
[blip.tv ?posts_id=1460474&dest=-1]
This is a photograph of what’s left of the car park that used to be on the corner of Rochester Row and Greycoat Place. In the top left-hand corner, you can see the windows of the offices of 33 Greycoat Street, now occupied by the Commission for Social Care Inspection. In 1999, the Audit Commission…
[blip.tv ?posts_id=1455609&dest=-1]
I still have Berlin on my mind – you can see why people stick around there. It does seem as though life is a whole lot simpler. I was struck immediately on my return to London by how loudly people speak on their mobiles and how our press is truly dominated by celebrity. Both these…
[blip.tv ?posts_id=1452495&dest=-1]
I did some work today with some people who make football kit. I haven’t worn any football kit since 1981 when my Games lessons stopped being compulsory. But when I went into their archive room and saw some of the stuff they had there, I was transported back to the mid-seventies. In 1975, Birmingham City…