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Development and sustainability in the Caribbean and beyond
Start a new blog or rename an old one?
I need to start a new blog. Or at least that what my gut instinct tells me. My urge to create new blog sites as I reach new stages of my life is so strong it feels almost primitive. But it obviously can’t be. Yet I’m sure I posted somewhere that my autobiography would be […]
Posted in: Development
Can Grenada deliver for Branson at Caribbean sustainability summit?
May 1, 2013
In just over a fortnight’s time the leaders of Caribbean nations and corporate CEOs will join together to discuss potential solutions to the challenges facing the region in the fight to develop green economies. Grenada’s recently-elected premier, Keith Mitchell will co-host the Caribbean Political and Business Leaders Summit alongside the British Virgin Island (BVI) leader at Sir Richard […]
#Boston: how Watertown changes news media and journalism forever
April 19, 2013
Today is the day journalism as we knew it died. As incidents unfurl in Watertown, Boston, the people have shown on sites like Twitter and Reddit that they have this news story covered. NBC news and the like are showing viewers what they could’ve learned 30 minutes ago while news sites like the NYT and […]
Posted in: media
Randi Zuckerberg: on the dilemmas of digitally responsible parenting
April 12, 2013
Randi Zuckerberg: on the dilemmas of digitally responsible parenting Mashable has this thought-provoking piece by Randi Zuckerberg (you see, I resisted the temptation to describe her as Mark’s sister) on the importance of unplugged parenting.# As someone who grew up in a house without a TV I have huge amounts of guilt at the amount […]
Posted in: Uncategorized
New blog – Marketing NGOs
August 16, 2012
Getting ready start posting again after a hiatus due to exams, work and a month in Grenada (pictures and posts to follow). I’ve had to siphon off some content that I would normally have posted here onto a new blog – Marketing NGOs. I’m not quite happy with the name (nor the header image) but […]
Posted in: Development, media
May 1, 2013
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