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Author Archives: Hari Patience
A thoroughly subjective and potentially inaccurate extended metaphor about why weddings are Agile but pregnancy is Waterfall
Note – I wrote this 3 days before I went into labour. Read the full post on Medium
Mind the Product 2016 collection
In September 2016 I attended the Mind The Product conference in London. I tweeted throughout the day (sorry to my followers who were massively inundated with every product related thought that passed through my brain) and afterwards used my favourite … Continue reading
Posted in Product management, Social Media
Tagged Agile, Design thinking, Digital Products, Facebook, Products
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Things I learned during a year of four hour commutes
Okay, I lie. It was only 9 months. But it was a bloody long 9 months of 4 hours a day on trains, tubes and buses and if I get nothing else out of it, I have read a lot … Continue reading
Things I learned from running my first Kickstarter campaign
In November of last year I ran my first Kickstarter campaign. I wish I could say it was because I had invented a storage device for the iPhone or an actual working hoverboard, but sadly that level of technological acheivement … Continue reading
A day at the Newseum
By all rights I should be writing part 2 of the search gospel but instead this week finds me in Washington DC filming and editing videos for one of my brands. I’ve already shot and chopped 5 interviews in the … Continue reading
Posted in Digital publishing
Tagged future of news, history of news, Newseum, Washington DC
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Bye bye rel=author – Google removes authorship
So it’s been a while since I’ve written here. Not that there haven’t been things to write about but August was an incredibly busy month for me. Many many projects and not enough hours in the work day. But I … Continue reading
Posted in Digital publishing, Social Media
Tagged authorship, Google+, Search, search engines, SERPs
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Fast, Good, Cheap – Pick two
On days like today I like to look at Venn diagrams for the eternal Fast/Good/Cheap paradox. And then I cry.
News Rewired July 2014 – Storify collections
Every News Rewired I tweet like a crazy person and forget to make notes. So Storify is a wonderful tool for me to keep track of things that were said. Here are my Storify-ed, tweet-ed notes from yesterday: Trinity Mirror … Continue reading
Posted in Digital publishing, Social Media
Tagged BBC, Facebook, News, News Rewired, Trinity Mirror
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Newsroom 3.1, #bbcgofigure, some truly scary Facebook facts and the value of Flappy Bird – things I learned at #NewsRW
So I spent today at the News Rewired conference in the Microsoft building at Victoria. As ever there were loads of nifty bits of data to plough through, the usual bread-based lunch, a goody bag with jelly beans (eaten by … Continue reading
Posted in Digital publishing, Mobile, Social Media
Tagged BBC News, Conferences, Crowdfunding, data journalism, Facebook, Flappy Bird, Journalism, News Rewired, NewsRW, SEO, Trinity Mirror
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