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What worked, what didn't. What isn’t working – Sweeble and Bubblews. February 16, 2015. What I’m listening to as I type: Nebraska. So, this is where the story starts. I get this email from a bloke called Mike asking if I’m interested in selling my sweeble.com domain to a client he’s got. So I says “maybe” and “what are you offering? 8221; So he says “$500″. So I says “No”. So he comes back with “$2,000″. At this point I google Mike. And his employers Domain Holdings. Maybe it is time to sell my asset.

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What worked, what didn't. What isn’t working – Sweeble and Bubblews. February 16, 2015. What I’m listening to as I type: Nebraska. So, this is where the story starts. I get this email from a bloke called Mike asking if I’m interested in selling my sweeble.com domain to a client he’s got. So I says “maybe” and “what are you offering? 8221; So he says “$500”. So I says “No”. So he comes back with “$2,000”. At this point I google Mike. And his employers Domain Holdings. Maybe it is time to sell my asset.

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What worked, what didn't. Tag Archives: advice for start-ups. What isn’t working – Sweeble and Bubblews. February 16, 2015. What I’m listening to as I type: Nebraska. So, this is where the story starts. I get this email from a bloke called Mike asking if I’m interested in selling my sweeble.com domain to a client he’s got. So I says “maybe” and “what are you offering? 8221; So he says “$500”. So I says “No”. So he comes back with “$2,000”. At this point I google Mike. And his employers Domain Holdings.

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What worked, what didn't. What will partly work – robots and journalism. May 7, 2014. What I’m listening to as I type: The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars (30th Anniversary 2CD Edition). Among the umpteen things robots struggle to do are climb stairs and show empathy. CoBot, developed at Carnegie Mellon university’s Robotics Institute. Deals with the stairs issue by waiting by the lift and begging passersby to press the button. For the floor it needs. While we sat in “our&...

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What worked, what didn't. What is working: Lasting Lives and Sweeble. September 18, 2015. What I’m listening to as I type: American V – A Hundred Highways. Ted is dead. As is Rex and Ian and, by the time you read this, perhaps Dorothy or Kath or Eunice. I was sitting in a half-empty pub in Newcastle Emlyn when Ted’s wife called to tell me he’d passed. Soon, because there was a reason Phyllis had called me on that wet August afternoon, I said:. Pairs volunteer journalists and writers with individuals to h...

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What worked, what didn't. What isn’t working: Brexit press. June 26, 2016. I’m a bit pissed right now. In both senses of the word. Everything that I type from now on has to be read in that context. Are you ok with that (judging me-wise)? Hen I’ll begin. There are a few things you need to know as background. Back story if you like. On Thursday, over 63%. You know when you’re at school and you’re the cleverest one in the class and you try to pretend you’re not, just to make friends? We talked about it....

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Sue Greenwood: PhD blog. Papers, published writing. Facebook: Technological paradigm or public sphere phenomenon? Papers, published writing. Writing dealing with wider issues around entrepreneurialism, web-tech start-ups and the business of news can be found on my other blog: whatworkedwhatdidnt.com. Papers and other published theory/academic work:. A model failure: why news can no longer pay its way. Why all would-be journalists need to blog. May 31 2013, journalism.co.uk. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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Sue Greenwood: PhD blog. Papers, published writing. Facebook: Technological paradigm or public sphere phenomenon? January 28, 2011. Middot; by suegreenwood. Middot; in Introduction. Online reflective research journal (begun Jan 2011) of my academic project researching the rise of online social network platform (SNP) businesses. But generally I do the musing bit face-to-face. Gladwell, M The Tipping Point (2000). Papers, published writing. Curran, J. and Seaton, J. (1997) ‘Power without resp...Katz, E&#46...

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Sue Greenwood: PhD blog. Papers, published writing. Facebook: Technological paradigm or public sphere phenomenon? I’m Sue Greenwood. I’m undertaking this research project as a PhD student at Staffordshire University. Where I also work as half-time Senior Lecturer in Journalism. Specialising in web-based and entrepreneurial journalism. Launched in beta summer 09. I’m also co-director at Open Book Int Ltd. Parent company of a portfolio of web-delivered businesses. I live in Tutbury. My LinkedIn profile is ...

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Wreck of the week. Houses, cottages, farms, churches and public buildings for sale in need of renovation, refurbishment and a grand design. Monday, 23 February 2015. A riverside wreck and two price drops. I don't usually do this but this is a bit of a holding post - just a couple of bits of news on past "wrecks" with price drops and a property spotted by a reader. But mostly this post is an apology for being behind on posting. The building, at Rousey, was featured in my three Orkneys wrecks. Finally, the...

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Sweeble - new platform coming soon. Tuesday, 3 February 2015. Sweeble, sweebleapp, bubblews and me. Things have moved on since I put up the post below. There's more on my blog whatworkedwhatdidnt.com. From now on this site will concentrate on plans for Sweeble mark 3*). People are talking about me. More accurately, there is web chatter. And emails. This is me responding. I own sweeble. As in the .com and other domains; the UK Ltd business. The UK Trade Mark. And I'm nothing to do with sweebleapp. My firs...

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