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There’s a Twitter discussion happening right now hashtagged #artsed .  The hashtag acts as a search key for tweets that have anything to do with arts education, but this particular thread of the discussion is focussing on the issue of professional training for artists – more particularly theatre artists, and especially actors.  [...]

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Post image for Tribal Markings: hashtags

Photo: lukash
I found myself explaining the purpose of hashtags this morning on my Facebook page.  I’d posted to my news feed about a livestreaming event happening later in the day, with a reminder that hashtagging it would enable the conversation to be tracked.  Someone asked what a hashtag was.  Oh, how easily we forget that [...]

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Image by See-ming Lee ??? SML via Flickr

I’ve been a fan for a long time of the blog/website as the hub of an individual’s or a group’s digital world.  Couple a blog with various outlier social networking applications like Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and so on, and you expand your outreach.  Not everyone uses social networking, [...]

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Post image for Footnotes to my year in theatre

The theatre and I have had a love affair for many years now; my Actors Equity membership card notes 13 March 1973 as my joining date, but that is just the marker of when it became a day job for real; the affair began long before then.  During this – my first, official year of [...]

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Image via CrunchBase

You know the old saying, ‘It never rains, but it pours’? Well, I’ve had one of those weeks … nice and slow for ages and suddenly, a bloggy downpour. At times during the week I found myself flipping backwards and forwards from one blog to another whilst fielding emails, telephone, [...]

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Post image for Twitter Lists 101

I got an invitation during the week from the Twitter birds to try out their new Lists feature.  It’s still in testing stage obviously, so I was prepared for a few bugs.  Whilst there don’t appear to be any, apart from a really clunky interface and a slooow setting up process, it’s been relatively painless.

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