Posted by Rich | Posted in The Interweb | Posted on 17-06-2009
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For those of you who I haven’t spoken to for a while I have handed in my notice at Masterpiece. I am now a director for great company called GPMD.
GPMD Create awesome web sites using Open Source software: SilverStripe, Drupal and Magento. I’m really looking forward to a fresh start and growing the business over the coming years. Take a look at their current site: http://www.gpmd.co.uk. We’ll be looking at improving this as soon as I start!
Not much difference in the commute:
Posted by Rich | Posted in Everything Else | Posted on 10-06-2009
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It’s taken me a while but I have finally cleared my inbox of the thousands of useless mails I have been hording. I have to say it is a great feeling to know that you inbox is clear and makes actioning emails a lot easier.
Here’s a few links that can help you on your way to emptying your inbox. Although, I can tell you it just takes some serious deleting!
…and finally if you have managed it, get yourself a geek merit badge
Posted by Rich | Posted in Everything Else | Posted on 10-06-2009
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Woocash is Lukasz Pelc. A Technical Project Manager for Squiz UK.
Woocash – The nickname created at Squiz came about by the manner in which you pronounce his first name Lukasz.
This post is part of the First2First series of posts. The idea being; we select a search phrase (usually related to a person we know) and see who can get their own blog to appear number one on Google in the shortest time. Search Twitter with this hash tag to see what we are upto: #first2first.
Posted by Rich | Posted in Everything Else | Posted on 05-06-2009
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Happy Birthday Chocolate Al – 31 today!
Posted by Rich | Posted in Photography | Posted on 26-04-2009
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PhotoLegal offers photographers legal help in podcast form
A new service of podcasts advising UK photographers about their legal rights has been launched.
PhotoLegal is the result of the collaboration between two photographers – Darren Hector and Phill Price – and a lawyer James Barisic of Everys Solicitors. ‘PhotoLegal is a podcast exploring legal issues that affect UK Photographers, from copyright and protection of images on the internet, to the thorny questions about photography in public places and current anti-terrorism laws,‘ the founders say.
The podcasts are recorded every two weeks and are available freely on the PhotoLegal website. The first recording will be available for download from this week-end and will discuss copyright issues.
BJP’s news editor Olivier Laurent will be the guest of PhotoLegal’s second podcast, which will concentrate on public photography rights and the issues raised during the G20 protests earlier this month.
Kate Day, a journalist and photographer with The Telegraph, will guest two weeks later. She will offer advise on sharing images via social networking websites.
For more details, visit www.photolegal.com.
Story from: The British Journal of Photography.
