The #rebootbritain hashtag on Twitter went haywire on Monday as over 700 people attended the event – I spent over an hour on Tuesday night searching through it and the earliest session I could get to in that time was a 4pm one – it actually challenged #michaeljackson for prominence on Twitter’s trending indicator.
Because I [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Andrew Stott’
To the barricades!
The need for 'gamechanging' ideas
There have been a few interesting developments in the last few days. Firstly, the post of Director of Digital Engagement has been filled by Andrew Stott.
Harry has a positive anecdote about him along with an observation that I’d agree with:
It [a £160k post] seemed like a strange move to make when creating two positions at [...]
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