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The celebrity, everyone's social media pseudo-friend Paid Members Public
Interesting exploration of the pseudo-relationships with celebrities that social media enables [http://www.psmag.com/books-and-culture/rihanna-doesnt-give-a-crap-about-you]: > Spitzberg describes how a fan might respond to something like a celebrity tweet and then, days later, see an unrelated tweet from the same celebrity and read meaning into it because they’ve
Jamie Oliver and Kevin Systrom at Le Web: an Instagram moment Paid Members Public
Jamie Oliver and Kevin Systrom have become friends through Instagram. Jamie shares some forthright opinions about social media and food at LeWeb London…
Micro-Celebrities: Selling Your City With Linda Barker Paid Members Public
[https://i0.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2008/03/LindaBarker.jpg] My friend and colleague Stacey has been at MIPIM [http://www.mipim.com/], the big commercial property show held annually in the south of France. It’s a big money do, and some exhibitors there spend some
Fry & Fame Paid Members Public
Stephen Fry has published a second “blessay” (blog essay) on his blog. This one’s all about fame [http://www.stephenfry.com/blog/?p=19].
Serious Business Journalism (Again) Paid Members Public
[http://www.celebsonholiday.com/] Nothing but [serious business blogs](http://www.celebsonholiday.com/) for us, oh yes.
How Celebrity Big Brother Exposes Media Obsessions Paid Members Public
The latest series of Celebrity Big Brother [http://www.channel4.com/bigbrother/] is proving fascinating. I’m not watching it, mind, as we lack the aerial to watch any TV right now. But I am watching the newspaper coverage of the show with fascination. In the first week it’s
Tina Barrett and the red dress: Less is, well, less Paid Members Public
I'm not sure this counts as dressing up…
