Right now, if you search Google for “Register of members interests”, to find out what MPs are being paid by commercial companies, the first result, to the parliament.gov register page, returns a 404. Dodgy? I blame Cameron!
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Right now, if you search Google for “Register of members interests”, to find out what MPs are being paid by commercial companies, the first result, to the parliament.gov register page, returns a 404. Dodgy? I blame Cameron!
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Note: Apologies for this repost, as some posts were lost in my recent move from Tumblr to WordPress. I thought it would be interesting to create a version of the London Tube Map (copyright Transport for London) which replaces the station names with the main point(s) of interest at each location. Click the map above for...
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All good digital content has purpose. If you sell ads on your website, the purpose may be to attract traffic and increase page views. If you run a museum website, it may be to educate the reader, or to attract visitors. If you’re a freelance consultant, it may be tweets or other social media...
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In between all the other thousands of things I have on at the moment (including: writing my book and keeping up with blog posts for Amorphous Blog and The Januarist), we’ve been setting up a website for our new Content Strategy consultancy: Contentini. Great web content is something that both Amy and I feel...
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If you subscribe to this blog via RSS, please, please update the RSS URL to point to: http://feeds.feedburner.com/danzambonini At some point in the next couple of months, I’ll be moving my blog from hosted-Tumblr to self-hosted WordPress, because I believe Tumblr is pretty bad for SEO (based on my experience ofrunning 5 or 6...
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