Are you guilty of buying too much at the supermarket and later finding shrivelled vegetables hiding at the back of your fridge? Do you cook too much thinking you’ll eat […]
Slow News Weekly for Friday 24 November 2017
The looming Queensland election, a troubled PM ‘party-pooper’, euthanasia in Victoria, more on Manus Island, Zimbabwe, the Rohingya crisis, Amazon in Australia, even more sexual harassment claims and the passing […]
The Explosive Success of The Barefoot Investor
In the furiously competitive, attention-span-of-a-gnat world of bookselling, The Barefoot Investor has bucked the trend in a huge way. In this post, David Burton, Editor in Chief of For Pity […]
Weekly News Summary from Slow News Weekly
The news just gets stranger and stranger. This week it’s the Paradise Papers and David Burton (author and editor-in-chief at our sister company, For Pity Sake Publishing) gives this seemingly […]
4 ways to upgrade your Christmas email campaigns
As the year’s biggest holiday season edges closer, Aparna Gray, head of marketing for APAC at dotmailer, shares key tips on how to create an effective email campaign and make the […]
Thoughts on Social Media Self-Regulation
This week’s cover story in the The Economist – ‘Social media’s threat to democracy’ – argues that rather than enlightening citizens, social media platforms are reinforcing people’s biases and eroding the […]
All the News that Should be News
David Burton is the editor in chief at Blackie McDonald’s sister company, For Pity Sake Publishing. He’s also an author and playwright of some note, including his debut young adult memoir […]
Driving Engagement; Understanding Social Media
The importance of social media in this new digital-age is undeniable. In recent years, discussion of how best to market yourself and your company online has become a major trending […]
Changing Forms of Journalism
Over the last few years, it’s been impossible to avoid hearing the speculation about the life of Journalism, particularly in print media. Despite much talk to the contrary, it seems […]
Incivility is a Bottom Line Issue
In Season 1 of The Newsroom, the latest series by Aaron Sorkin of West Wing fame, the uber-intelligent, talented, opinionated and really cranky anchor of the fictitious Newsnight, Will McAvoy (played by […]
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