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"One would think the images of riot police and extreme-right Chryssi Avgi members working in unison would prompt some response from the political leadership. Yet it hasn't. In fact, the government spokesman denied the images without batting an eye".
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Truncated version of a blog post in used in print also ends up on The Scotsman's website, seemingly now behind their subscription firewall, and all without the author's permission. Ouch.
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Thank heaven the RIAA is throwing funds at responding to studies like this. "Coming tomorrow: someone burns through university funds to produce paper saying 'bloody hell, have you seen how many songs are about having sex?'".
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"Don't watch TV in the middle of the day. You're working, so work. Occasional naps are acceptable and a way to remind yourself that while you might not have IT support or a supply closet, your life is still awesome". So, naps OK, but maybe the PS2 is out?
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"The trouble is British newspaper journalists have no history of taking criticism well or working out what needs to be done to turn a dysfunctional, distrusted press into something that performs a useful public purpose". Kevin Marsh gives it both barrels.
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This might state the bleedin' obvious - to communicate well you should get your actual tech guys to blog about the tech issues in terms that a tech audience can understand - but you'd be surprised how many PR and marketing departments get that wrong...
My thoughts on "churnalism".