Friends.

I have had a little hiatus (as always) from posting, but I have been meaning to get post put up for a while. Friends. I know that it may seem fairly self-evident that friends are important, but how important I guess depends on the person. This post stems from a weekend in Sheffield with my […]

Austria.

Last week I spent time in the Tirol region in Austria, mainly Sölden, but also a couple of nights in Innsbruck. I would like to start by saying it was a brilliant 9 days, the snow on the slopes of Sölden was good (aside from the first day), and the friends I met and made […]

Winter.

Winter’s a harsh time, luckily I live in a place where I can afford food, heating, and shelter – but I do find myself starting to ponder the meaning of life just that little bit more on the cold, dark, winter commute. This is a time when I start to look at all of the […]

Adventure.

I have come across this today, and it is probably the best flow chart I have seen in a while: Thanks going out to Unclipped for providing me with this one!

Living the Dream.

Once again it has been a while since my last post – hopefully that will change to more regular postings because now I have a little bit more of a target to write about… Previously the blog was focused on academia and marketing, with a few little creative projects thrown in on the side – […]

When I Was Young

It has been a while (once more) since I have posted on this blog, and here is another empty promise no doubt to continue to post regularly. Anyway, that’s not why I am posting, I am trying my hand at spoken word – and here is my first piece. I actually recorded this in my […]

Dissertation

To start back writing on the blog this seems as good of a place as any other. The dissertation. Many people hate their dissertation, in honesty, I loved mine. I tried to think outside the box and came up with an idea that would keep my very short attention span on the topic in hand. […]

Short Story: What Katie Did

As Katie sat on the end of the bed, clasping her half-drunk glass of Merlot, she felt that what she was doing was unforgivable and what she was about to let herself do was even worse. Katie was overcome with anxiety, as if a cold breeze had blown over her entire body and was sending […]

Critically examine aspects of culture and national identity within British situational comedy over the last twenty years. [extracts]

“The sitcom is a long standing genre of television which has been in constant development in order to attract a developing audience. The following portfolio aims to include a variety of critically examined sitcoms within the last twenty years, and will also look at important developments from programmes to emerge such as The Royle Family […]

Viral Marketing

Just a quick one, but I am looking at viral marketing campaigns for my Media Enterprise module and came across a few little gems. We have all seen the T-Mobile adverts on the TV, and this next one (from what I gather) is internet only. I have only just scratched the surface for this case study but the involvement […]