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White space in action

PRPR wrote 2 weeks ago: Over the years that I have been in tech PR – more years than I care to remember – I have … more →

Tags: mobile 2, B2B, Events, white space, Wi-Fi, rual broadband, broadband

Minister for Culture may launch enquiry into SCC's library plans2 comments

slamupdate wrote 1 month ago: Things happening apace at the moment. Hot on the heels of our open letter to Surrey County Council, … more →

Tags: Libraries, BBC Radio Surrey, Consultation, High Court, judicial review, Mike Alsop, mike-carter, Minister for Culture, slam

XML Bath Conference March 2012

marcuslilley wrote 2 months ago: On Friday 16th of March I went to the XML Bath 2012 (http://www.creativetimes.co.uk/events/x-media-l … more →

Tags: 2012, XML Bath 2012, Conference, XML BATH 2012, Bath Digital Festival 2012, Transmedia, bath, beastie boys, London

Speak Up For Libraries!

slamupdate wrote 2 months ago: SLAM campaigners attended a rally and lobby of Parliament yesterday, organised by the national campa … more →

Tags: Libraries, slam, Parliament, DAN JARVIS, Justin Tomlinson, Phillip Hammond, Kate Mosse, Alan Gibbons, Dave Prentis

Minister should order meeting with Brent libraries campaigners1 comment

brentcouncillibdems wrote 2 months ago: Liberal Democrat Group Leader Paul Lorber is demanding that Brent library campaigners should be allo … more →

Tags: Campaigns, Libraries, Adrian Sanders, Barham Park, Culture Media and Sport Committee, Kensal Rise, Paul Lorber

The disgraceful treatment of professional librarians

hlug wrote 2 months ago: John Pateman, ex chief librarian wrote the following in his blog in the Bookseller and we are sure t … more →

Tags: Local library news, UK Libraries, volunteers in public libraries, public library closures, hereford, funding, Lewisham, Suffolk County Council, Professional Qualifications

It's On, Bitches! (And Buck-Hounds. And Labrador Whelps)

Nathaniel Tapley wrote 2 months ago: So, this morning I surpassed the 330 follower-mark on Twitter. This means that I now have the necess … more →

Tags: Announcements, sir ian bowler, London, #MayorBowler2012, twitter, Danny Alexander, Shit, labrador, social networking

Unpaid Work Experience Programme a “Modern form of Slavery?”

Kevan Pooler wrote 3 months ago: Is the Unpaid Work Experience Programme a “Modern form of Slavery?” This Question was put to the Pan … more →

Tags: safeguarding children, The Youth of Today - Fifty years of them!, youth work, Question Time, Slavery, UKIP, voluntary, New Deal, Street Pastor MEP Paul Nuttall

Questionable Time #19

loudribs wrote 3 months ago: Good morning Lemmings and welcome to a fairly inconsequential episode of Question Time but one that … more →

Tags: Politics, Question Time, David Dimbleby, BBC Question Time, Simon Schama, BBCQT, Emily Thronberry, Paul Nuttall, Christina Odone

UK networks to pay £180 million bill for 4G interference

wezriv wrote 3 months ago: Here in the UK we are yet to receive our 4G networks, the 4G spectrum hasn’t even been auction … more →

Tags: News, Smartphones, Tablets, UK, 4G, T-Mobile, O2, Vodafone UK, TV

Ed Vaizey's SOTA 2012 keynote speech: Building or backlash?

theartychoke wrote 3 months ago: Minister for Culture, Communications and Creative Industries Ed Vaizey. PHOTO: HOT GRILL With high p … more →

Tags: Policy, 2012, Speech, keynote, sota, Arts, Review, state of the arts conference, Culture

The next stage: challenge the DCMS

Preston Library Campaign wrote 3 months ago: Although our legal challenge through the courts has come to an end, it is not over. We are now going … more →

Tags: legal update, Parliament, savelibraries, Brent, save preston library, Campaign, Preston Library, DCMS, wembley

Labour leader's plan to save libraries, just not in Brent

Preston Library Campaign wrote 3 months ago: Dan Jarvis is the shadow arts minister, he is Labour leader Ed Miliband’s libraries’ man … more →

Tags: In The News, Parliament, Brent, Libraries, DCMS, wembley, London, Labour, Miliband

National Libraries Day in the UK: Saturday 4th February 2012

Berkhamsted School Library wrote 3 months ago: I had meant to write this post last Friday, 27th January, but in fact I was too busy in our school l … more →

Tags: Reading, Libraries, national libraries' day, Library, Public Library, Literacy, Library and Information Science, Subject Specialties

News Roundup- 28th January

Charli Burden wrote 4 months ago: Radio News The Guardian has begun a campaign to have more women broadcasting on BBC Radio 4′s … more →

Tags: Radio News, Radio, bbc gender inequality, Mark Thompson, Nadine Dorries, the guardian, "today programme", Question Time

All Party Parliamentary Group for Libraries

hlug wrote 4 months ago: Further to our blog of November 2nd last, HLUG are pleased to report that the All Party Parliamentar … more →

Tags: UK Libraries, Funding, Public Library, public library closures, funding, school libraries, All Party Parliamentary Group for Libraries, Justin Tomlinson MP, CILIP

Facebook challenges British radio to get social

radioworks wrote 4 months ago: Posted by RadioWorks – London’s Radio Advertising Specialists A Facebook executive has c … more →

Tags: Radio Industry News, Radioworks, Absolute Radio, Social Networking site, Radio companies, British radio, redefining radio

Hertfordshire Events News | New Hertford library launched today!

carylbeach wrote 4 months ago: Hertfordshire Local News & Hertfordshire Events News | News From Hoddesdon, Broxbourne, Cheshunt … more →

Tags: Interesting things to entertain you, Hertfordshire, Hertford, Cheshunt, Broxbourne, Maidenhead, Maidenhead Street, old cross

Absolute Radio: Redefining Radio

sipearce wrote 4 months ago: Had a very interesting morning today thanks to Absolute Radio who invited me and a few RadioWorks co … more →

Tags: Commercial Radio, Digital Radio / Digital Audio, radio, Radio advertising, BBC, BBC Radio, Radioworks, Digital Radio UK, Digital Radio


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