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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Amazon Vine, Paul Nurse, and two upcoming talks
A few more Sunday snippets while I’m updating… First of all, some great reviews of the book are starting to appear on Amazon Vine — the programme by which regular and highly-ranked Amazon reviewers get preview copies of upcoming titles. … Continue reading
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My Twitter encounter with Susan Greenfield on Channel 4 News
I appeared on Channel 4 News on Friday, debating the value of Twitter with Baroness Susan Greenfield. The starting point for the discussion was a comment from one of Twitter’s founders, Biz Stone, who told a conference in Canada that … Continue reading
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