Katharine Robinson is TheSourceress
I think what I was really trying to say at SourceCon last week was that when you stop thinking of online and offline activity as separate, magical things can happen. Real World Sourcing View more presentations from beeshields. When you meet the people you have known online for a while in real life, it is so [...]
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I spotted an interesting blog post about twitter lists from a site called Formulists a few weeks ago, so I started following them on twitter. Last week all their followers received an invite to do a little Alpha testing with the tool. As always with a new tool, I couldn’t resist seeing what it had [...]
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First of all, what on earth is a Twestival? A Twestival is a charity event organised by the Twitter community. Twestival began back in September 2008 with one event in London to raise money for a homeless charity. I was lucky enough to be there and it was a great night. It was the first [...]
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This week I have been working a lot on the upcoming Reading Twestival, an event organised through Twitter in aid of charity. Keep a look out for more information or follow @RDGTwestival on Twitter. Well, here are the things I have been linking to this week… Sourcing and Recruitment Join the Twub for TruLondon Coming [...]
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It’s been a light week for me on Twitter (a very rare thing). Here’s what I did find for you though… Sourcing and Recruitment Recruiters really care about your online reputation even if you don’t By Neville Hobson (aka @jangles) The Social Web Organising an event? Why you should plant a Twitter garden I’ve been [...]
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I discovered @sainsburys on Twitter yesterday morning when somone retweeted a competition they were running to win a £50 voucher. Whether I like it or not, supermarkets are where a lot of my income ends up going. As much as I try to buy local and support smaller businesses, more often than not, it is [...]
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If you follow any of my online activity, you will probably be aware that I am a regular Reading Tweetup goer. Inspired by my friend James Marshall and his UK Tweetup-Map project, I thought it would be fun to see how other tweetups around the UK are run and meet lots of fun twitter users [...]
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