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Regional rugby: time for change
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Something of the night
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Judgement time … almost
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Greece is the word
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This is league tables
February 1, 2012 07:02
Posts Tagged ‘internet’
Are you reading me?
The great hope that electronic media can revive and enhance the printed polemic may be a forlorn one – and a “dagger in the heart” for projects such as WalesHome
The net is a medium and nothing more
Businesses need to focus on what they can offer, not how it markets online
Gwerddon: adnodd o bwys i rannu gwybodaeth yn y Gymraeg
Mae’r fenter arlein Gwerddon yn cynnig cyfle i rannu gwybodaeth ac yn llenwi bwlch mawr i ganolbywntio ar ymchwil yn y Gymraeg.
Eight Wise Women of the Web
A woman’s place is on the web. Here are eight women that stand out for their distinctive contributions
Let a hundred flowers blossom
The internet is more than just another channel – but for it to add true value to politics, then central party structures need to relax control on how political figures use it
Why do high street giants stumble online?
Well-established retail chains need to play and their strengths and introduce some innovation to their game if they are to catch up with their online rivals
An anorak’s paradise
Since it was established in 1983, the Welsh Political Archive has collected everything to do with elections in Wales, providing a powerful historical tool, as its head explains
Welsh Blog Round Up, General Election Week 2
WEEK two. The week It All Changed. The campaign came to life as the much-criticised and still-contentious first Prime Ministerial debate surprised us all by a) holding the attention of voters b) being any good and c) featuring some chap called Nick Clegg (the rumour is he’s even an MP). The blogosphere, as is often [...]
Are we ready for the virtual newsroom?
Changes in technology and news tastes are often seen as challenges to the media industry. But do they also offer opportunities – and perhaps a new freedom – for journalists?
No plan survives its first brush with reality
It is one thing to have an idea for a website that will make millions, but altogether something else to turn it into the next Facebook, as one of the WalesHome.org team found out
Who’s David and who’s Goliath?
Ding, ding, round one as global media mogul Rupert Murdoch goes toe-to-toe with Google, the inheritors of the Earth. Must people expect the experienced Aussie to win, but is it as clear cut as a straightforward corporate battle?
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