Go Set a Watchman should be viewed as a step, a “station” along the way to its final, brilliant destination: To Kill a Mockingbird. 
Author Archives: Suzanne
Native content – it’s not bullshit, it’s bovine waste…
Native content is blurring the lines between editorial content and advertising, and shows a growing corporate influence on the media.
New York Times digital report highlights obstacles all content managers have faced
An internal New York Times report that sets out the paper’s vision for digital innovation has been leaked. So what does it tell us?
Democratic Republic of Congo rape trial dashes hopes for justice
The largest rape trial in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Africa will leave rape victims disappointed. Of the 39 soldiers on trial, only 2 were found guilty of rape.
Climate fiction: Waking us up as we sleep walk to disaster
“Thanks for believing in these engines of empathy, they will change the world”. said Barbara Kingsolver, at the Hay Arts and Literature Festival in Wales.
Content strategy: sensible stuff
Having just taken part in a two day Neilsen Norman group training on content strategy, I think that developing and applying content strategy is about using common sense: developing a good plan and sticking to it.
Challenging inequality is at the heart of climate adaptation
Racoons with big balls or the facts?
Just call me Vera: Spirit of 45
Well, that’s what the Spirit of ’45 quiz ended up calling me.
Nature: Making the most of what we have
My garden is a refuge from the chaos. But while I enjoy pottering about planting and poking at things, it turns out that it may also have some conservation value.