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I had an idea about how the micro-blogging notification system Twitter could be used to make the Supersonic festival (and others) even better. It’s generated some good feedback.

James Hunt interviews little old me.

“This is a practical course where you will have the chance to get hands on experience and meet some of the real movers and shakers in the UK music and marketing industries such as Reggie Styles (Sony BMG) and Charlie Dark

A variety of training courses, workshops and funding ops need taking advantage of.

for the First Light Movies website. “The Oscars of the Internet” so well done all!

Along with the coach station and the possibly forthcoming Metro extension. Looking good…

“JEEcamp is an opportunity for a range of people to get together to talk about how on earth journalists and publishers can make a living from journalism in the era of free information, what the challenges are, and what we’ve learned so far.”

Seems obvious but I never realised there was a blog-type part of the Big Picture site. I’d imagine they’d be interested in contributions from other photographers in the region…

A talk and music podcast from Mark Steadman. Jon Bounds is one of the first guests.

Stef Lewandowski introduces the organisation and answers the “what is it, and what’s it for” questions.

Al Young’s music blog has transformed into what looks to be a very angry bitch fest about the Birmingham music scene, judging from this post. Watch out!

The private view for Richard Coldicott’s new show at Studio 4 in the Custard Factory is tonight (Weds 13th).

“The Academy 2 has the atmosphere of a sweaty armpit at the best of times, tonight it is like the dank, sweaty jock-strap of a sumo wrestler who trains in a sewer and sleeps in hospital waste. Pungent.”