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Wednesday, January 02, 2008
  Meme: my week in media
Ged tagged me for a week in media meme. He makes the point that it’s no longer possible to carve up media by online, print, radio and TV as delivery channels collide. It’s not been a typical week, but nonetheless here’s my contribution:

What I’ve read: I've spent the last two weeks in rural Northumberland where the Northumberland Gazette is the bible for local news It's a traditional newspaper with hacks that attend council and parish meetings digging for news. No room for PR fodder here. The Beano and The Week are both long term subscription staples.

What I’ve listened to: most of news content reaches the Waddington household in the kitchen either by word-of-mouth when someone drops in, telephone, or the radio which is permanently locked on Radio 4.

What I’ve watched: Four Weddings and a Funeral (DVD present for my missus). All of the Christmas Strictly Come Dancing spins offs. The last episode of Spooks on BBC iPlayer.

What I’ve surfed: An internet PC in the kitchen is a recent innovation but has proved a boom for family life as you no longer need to run off to the study to go online and it delivers radio and iTunes to the stereo.

Update: James Gordon-Macintosh, Ged Carroll, Stephen Davies and Stuart Bruce have already completed this meme. I tag Simon Wakeman, Will McInness, Brendan Cooper and Mark Pinsett.

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