There’s been a bit of a storm in the blogosphere teacup in the last couple of days, after James Chartrand, a well-known blogger and copywriter, turned out to be an as-yet unnamed woman. “James” decided to come clean on Copyblogger after her cover was blown by a disaffected acquaintance, and explained that she had come [...]
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According to security firm Symantec, the world’s email inboxes were inundated this year, with 87% of messages sent and received being spam. My first thought on seeing this was “Who on earth gets that much spam?” My second one was that despite having a hit rate of around just one in 200, unsolicited messages are [...]
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The United Nations Climate Change Conference kicks off today in Copenhagen. Ministers, policy wonks, scientists and their various hangers-on — protesters, denialists, celebrities, lobbyists, NGOs and charities — are all descending on the Danish capital to secure the future of the planent for future generations. Or at least that’s the warm and fuzzy version. If [...]
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