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Publishing – especially for solo bloggers – can be a lonely, unsupported world. So we thought it would be great to give all those involved locally a chance to get together and chew the fat in a friendly environment… Continue reading
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Is it time for Leeds to have a new regular publication serving the needs of it’s population? Continue reading
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Back in mid-May, we brought together a panel of some of the most interesting contemporary local journalists and bloggers for our second WePublish event. Our panellists, moderator and audience were challenged to explore What did the digital revolution ever do for journalism? … Continue reading
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For our second WePublish event we’re bringing together some of the biggest names from local blogging and journalism to debate the key issues faced by bloggers, journalists and others publishing on and off-line at grass-roots level. Emma Bearman (The Culture … Continue reading
Sign wrong way round? (Nathanael Boehm)
Community or not-for-profits – want to know more about what the internet can do for you? Why not ask the surgeons… Continue reading
‘Box of type’ - Edinburgh City of Print
Interested in what happened at the first WePublish event? Here’s the summary… Continue reading
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Old school hack, John McDonough considers the need for ‘proper English’ Continue reading
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We asked Jo Allen, proofreader, to comment on changing language. We asked the impossible and she gave a reply… Continue reading
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What are others saying about us? Find out in our ‘cuttings’ (now updated with post event coverage) Continue reading
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WePublish – why is it relevant now? Continue reading