TEDxBrighton: new site, new theme

One of the most satisfying aspects of my new, freelance working life is that I can give time to unpaid projects that interest me. One of these is [TEDxBrighton](http://tedxbrighton.com/), the second edition of the [independently-organised TED event](http://www.ted.com/tedx/events/6052), which is now being organised by a completely different team to last year’s.

The conference’s brand new site, pulled together by [Digby Killick](http://digbykillick.co.uk), the [Content & Motion team](http://www.contentandmotion.co.uk/) and [Pragmatic](http://www.pragmatic-web.co.uk/), has just gone live. You’ll be seeing a lot from me on the [conference blog](http://tedxbrighton.com/hello/) because the talented [Louise Winters](http://pinkyandnobrain.wordpress.com/) and I are the [official storytellers](http://tedxbrighton.com/team/) for the conference. You can grab the [RSS feed](http://tedxbrighton.com/feed/), or subscribe by e-mail.