A Decision Made.

First off I’d like to apologise for the lack of posts recently, I got sucked in to World of Warcraft for a bit there but the novelty is beginning to wear off. It does tend to get very samey after a while. My subscription lapses next Tuesday and I don’t know if I’ll be continuing […]

Conferences, and how not to work them

So I was at the Edinburgh Interactive Festival last week as a member of the press, not knowing what to expect and nervous as hell I tried to keep a rough diary of my impressions and general feelings over the two days. Of course I had better things to spend my time doing so kind […]

I’m off to Edinburgh in a couple of hours…

I’m as organised as I can be, I was organised yesterday.
I had all this nervous energy floating around in my system and had to expend it somehow. So instead of rushing around in a flap at the last minute, I’m packed, I’ve got everything I need for the work I mean to do, I’ve got […]

I’ve got an interview scheduled, GULP!

Okay I think I may be dropping into the deep end here, but at the EIF next Monday I’ll be interviewing Hilmar Petursson, CEO of CCP.
I went and bought a dictaphone, I’ve come up with some questions, but other than that I’m completely lost. I have no Idea about the etiquette for these affairs or […]

Opinons Please…

AS I may have told you, I’m off to Edinburgh on the 12th of August for the Edinburgh Interactive Festival. To that end I have been working on a couple of designs for business cards and a t-shirt, I’d like your opinions.

I Am A Member Of The Press

Its official, well as official as it gets. I’ve got myself a press pass to the Edinburgh Interactive Festival. Huzzah!
Of course I won’t be enjoying myself at all, I’ll be there for work. I have to get me some business cards printed, and figure out a way to take notes effectively, and work on my […]

What does it take for a blogger to be recognised as a journalist?

Or: What do I have to do to get press passes to industry conferences?
I’m planning on going to the Edinburgh Interactive Festival next month, if I can a) convince the wife that the £120 fee is worth it in the long run, or b) convince the organisers that I’m a member of the press (which […]