Have you ever known you were being influenced by something? As I sit in my room today I think back to the time when I entered my University as a fresher and felt an air of what could be considered a pre-business attitude. Studying Public Relations had psychologically taken me closer to the business world and I felt my own character and outlook shape shift to fit this new world mould. I felt professional. In... 

Over the last couple of weeks I have been working on growing the traffic on my blog. This is my piece of advice for how to promote your blog online. 1. Get involved with Twitter and share your posts. Remember that this is a platform for conversation – get engaged. 2. Share all your posts through Facebook. Sometimes using a third party application like NetworkedBlogs can be good way to automate this... 

Please welcome the newly erected ‘He would say that…’ tag as I tread the highly competitive waters of technological alliances. You only have to read the book ‘No Logo’ by Naomi Klein to know how dangerous brand alliance can be. Indeed how false branding is; especially in a technological world where many companies have various contractual agreements to construct the newest gadget. This... 

Aren Grimshaw delves into the community building and engagement aspects of social media. Highlighting on his own experience of how the Cornish business community use social networks to get around the challenges of difficult geographical areas. Looking at the principles behind Social Media Café/Tuttle clubs and how they bring different parts of the community together. The #AddMe Conference was arranged... 

So I was having a conversation with a guy at the bar last night. If I’m honest I had quite a lot to drink at this point but then British history is built upon alcohol and other questionable substances. The guy I spoke to, called Alec, is taking an illustration degree and decided to focus on political comics for his assignment. Unfortunately the only two political structures he was familiar with...