Back to school for PRs
So the “back to school” adverts are running on the TV. The ones that made you feel a bit sick as a kid, since they started showing up at least three weeks before terms starts. It’s funny how old habits die hard, and September always feels like its the start of a new term at [...]
Chris Anderson on the future of media
Over a year ago, Chris Anderson, Editor of Wired magazine wrote a feature on why “free” is the future of business. He stated that “The rise of “freeconomics” is being driven by the underlying technologies that power the Web. Just as Moore’s law dictates that a unit of processing power halves in price every 18 months, [...]
Review: Prom 7, The Fairy Queen, Glyndebourne Festival Opera
Purcell’s “Fairy Queen” is a difficult production to put on. Not quite a play, not quite an opera; a cast featuring lead characters as well as lead voices and soloist dancers, it’s a tough cookie to balance. The Fairy Queen has been staged at the Glyndebourne Festival this summer directed by Jonathan Kent, and was [...]
About Lewis Webb
Hi, I’m Lewis Webb. I’m a social media PR consultant at Ketchum Pleon in London. I’ve been working in digital PR since 2002. I also love movies, languages and good red wine.
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Back to school for PRs
So the “back to school” adverts are running on the TV. The ones that made you feel a bit sick as a kid, since they started showing up at least three weeks before terms starts. It’s funny how old habits die hard, and September always feels like its the start of a new term at [...]
Chris Anderson on the future of media
Over a year ago, Chris Anderson, Editor of Wired magazine wrote a feature on why “free” is the future of business. He stated that “The rise of “freeconomics” is being driven by the underlying technologies that power the Web. Just as Moore’s law dictates that a unit of processing power halves in price every 18 months, [...]
Review: Prom 7, The Fairy Queen, Glyndebourne Festival Opera
Purcell’s “Fairy Queen” is a difficult production to put on. Not quite a play, not quite an opera; a cast featuring lead characters as well as lead voices and soloist dancers, it’s a tough cookie to balance. The Fairy Queen has been staged at the Glyndebourne Festival this summer directed by Jonathan Kent, and was [...]
No Twit Sherlock
So this story seems to be generating a bit of buzz. Morgan Stanley have published a “research note” written by a 15 year old intern which suggests that teenagers don’t want to pay for things, don’t like reading, download music illegally, find online advertising pointless and… shock horror – don’t use Twitter. Apparently, it’s gone down [...]
New and improved
So it had to be done – having a blog is one thing, but I’ve been hugely late at getting it onto my own domain. So I decided to finally make the move and register lewiswebb.com as my own little home on the internetz. It’s not the finished article at the moment, there are some [...]
Interview; Folu Babatola, Macmillan Cancer
The recent Shoreditch Twitnic saw an attendance of about 25 folk who braved the overcast skies of N1 to congregate in Shoreditch Park and have a lot of food and fun for Macmillan Cancer Support. The event raised just over £100 for the charity thanks to free food from Somerfield. As a follow up, I’ve [...]
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