Publishing, media, science - process change management, digital project management and product development services at The Content Development Partnership.
Wait, what? Now we can’t include links to stuff on other platforms, or include details of our profiles on them in our Twitter bio? Or else the tweet will be deleted and/or we’ll be suspended???
Twitter doesn’t play well with others these days. #twitterfail
I’ve been away from Twitter for a while. With the takeover, layoffs and content moderation concerns, do you think it is still worth spending time on this platform? Best alternatives? #twitter#TwitterLayoffs#TwitterTakeover
Crunch/rip/freeze/decay - a cheerful discussion in @NatureNews on how the Universe will end. (Review of new book by @AstroKatie ‘The End of Everything’) The good news: it probably won’t happen for 200 billion years. https://t.co/U4SpC4Rofs
New study reported in @NatureNews says 1 in 200 Britons have inherited a Neanderthal gene with a mutation that tends to make them feel pain more than the rest of us. Ouch! https://t.co/i1ewscgNGq
Fantastic job by everybody at @ipghq organising this year’s Spring Conference, in virtual form for the first time. It’s worked really well, and has provided exactly the stimulation we all needed! 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️ #ipgsc
What people really want is story - they don't care how it's delivered to them. Audio and podcasts can only grow. Great insights from @JonnyGeller at #ipgsc
Publishers must be able to move into different media (podcasts, audio, and an understanding of film and television) to make the most of their content - so pleased to hear @JonnyGeller suggesting this. #ipgsc
Completely agree with @JonnyGeller about the importance, as we emerge from this crisis, of listening to staff about their expectations of organisational culture in the new normal. #ipgsc
Great insights on exploring consumer behaviour online from Ruth Jones at the Independent Publishers Guild virtual Spring Conference. Nice link back to Rebecca Smart’s comment yesterday, that these days ‘metadata should be considered/called merchandising’. #ipgsc
Absolutely right. This is not to deny the problem, but to attempt to recognise the potential opportunities as well. So glad Mark has just brought up stoicism too. Spot on!
Excellent recognition from Mark Leruste that people (staff) who are having to work from home need different types of attention from their employers, depending on their differing personal circumstances. #ipgsc
Nigel Newton envisages a future mix of office and home working. Optimising workflows & processes to best suit this will be one of the most important challenges in the coming year. And it’ll be crucial to involve staff fully in this. #ipgsc