I was reading another blog the other day and came across some information that really interested me. Like many people I like to contribute to charity from time to time to give back or "pass forward" some of the bounty I've been fortunate enough to have been given. Also, like many people, I hate giving to the telemarketed
People tend to assume that because they are acknowledged as the best in their field it doesn't matter if their website isn't the best it could be. Nothing could be further from the truth.
We're a community of consumers that has come to rely on the web for information
I'll give you an example without mentioning any names. I
This is the question everyone would like to know the answer to. It seems to me there is no one right answer either. What is good copy for one audience or medium won't necessarily work well for another.
Are there are any common factors?
I think that there are some "must have" qualities before something qualifies as good copy.
I was saddened when I heard on the news that good old Westpac, despite making billions in record profits, was looking at moving jobs offshore. And I was wondering what, if anything, could be done to stop jobs being hived off to India and all points cheaper on the map? Then I had an idea. So here it is Mr Swan if you're
Simple really. The following picture says it all.
SNOW in April!
As I said, I'm no economist so there may be a very good reason why this wouldn't work but I have a suggestion to make to Prime Minister Rudd and Treasurer Swan...
Why not cut petrol excise/tax instead of giving income tax cuts?
Everyone keeps saying how income tax cuts are inflationary; they also tell us that inflation is
I was just thinking about creativity and how people foster it, encourage it etc., etc. And how in this instantaneous communication age ideas travel at the speed of light. And then I remembered the joke.
How fast can joke travel?
Years ago when I was at uni I made up a joke. It's so long ago I can't even remember it now but
