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Daily Archives: 27 November 2013
Where’s an Industrial Policy When You Want One?
A little while ago I had the pleasure of hosting the visit of Chukka Umunna (Shadow Business Minister) to the University of Cambridge to discuss the UK’s industrial strategy or, perhaps more accurately, its lack thereof. Over a sandwich lunch … Continue reading
Posted in Chuka Umunna, industry, Policy, Richard Jones, Science Culture, Science Funding
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They Shoot Authors, Don’t They? A Guest Post by Mark Lloyd
Mark Lloyd has just spent the weekend as a self-published author, plugging his book Rum Humour/Rum Humor on social media. And it hasn’t been fun. Activity. Bags of activity: hands and fingers slapping on keyboards, copying and pasting, tweeting, commenting, … Continue reading
Posted in amazon countdown deals, facebook, guest, linkedin, Mark Lloyd, Pillar International Publishing, Rum Humour/Rum Humor, self publishing, social media, thaddeus lovecraft, Writing & Reading
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