For the first time in an age, I managed not to schedule any meetings and take myself off to the Tuttle Club this morning. In fact, I've been so bad at going that I have missed the ICA phase entirely, leaping straight from the Coach and Horses to Leon...

And so, last night I took myself off to Shoreditch House for the Computer Weekly IT Blog Awards. This is the second year that we've run these, and the first that we've actually had an awards night at the end, I believe. And what good fun it was....

I love Alison Gow's blog, Headlines & Deadlines, because every few months she puts up a post that really nails an issue, and becomes essential reference for journalists from then on. Here's another one: I read a brief from the Society of Editors...

Ouch. This is a painful, but compelling, read: I walked off stage and immediately went to Brady and asked what on earth was happening. And he gave me a brief rundown. The Twitter stream was initially upset that I was talking too fast. My first response...

An interesting debate between Rob Andrews of Paid Content UK and former colleague Ciarán Norris about the rumoured deal between News International and Bing, and the future of content on the web: