WE are working with an Anglo-Chinese team on Charitarian magazine. So far, we've started work on a blog for this innovative publication that reports on aid for China's most vulnerable groups, as well as including exclusive updates on other aspects of Chinese society.
Janek's photos show migrant children at work and play and are featured in the next issue of the magazine, which is currently being put together.
We can't wait to see the next edition and more of Janek's beautiful images.
UPDATE: The current total (at 9pm Sunday) stands at £1605! We’ve got enough for three boxes so far and a lovely message from James at ShelterBox:
‘ShelterBox would like to say a big thank you to the Bloggers for Haiti group. The money that you raise will help alleviate the suffering of people all over the world who have lost everything due to disaster and we are exceptionally grateful for your support.’
Great page lead in the Birmingham Post today for our client Carl Jarvis of Internet Marketing Services. See the full article online here, or here with the picture. It's the first press release we've worked on for IMS and there are more in the pipeline. When I spoke to Carl this morning he said he'd already received a number of calls and emails from people who'd read the piece, before he'd even had a chance to see it himself. [Carol]
Well done Ruth Badger on clinching the top spot on Sky One’s new series The Big Idea this week.
We've met Ruth a few times now since she became an ambassador for Compton Hospice and can't wait to see her in this new series.
One thing's for sure she'll be following in Sir Alan's footsteps when it comes to straight talking. I hope all those wannabe entrepreneurs are ready for The Badger.
And for those of you who aren't quite ready to launch your business ideas to Ruth in front of millions of viewers there's a chance to spend ‘An evening with Ruth Badger’ next month at a charity dinner to raise funds for Compton.
We've booked our tickets already, and there are still some available but places are limited. Click here to book your tickets.
In the week when this lady rightly caused a storm by proclaiming her kids were boring (Cue pretty nifty backtracking..'but I never said my children were boring' - no of course not, that's why it said it in the headline.) We have written for the Guardian on a how can we put it? More down to earth view of going out to work when you have children. Ian Wylie, the editor of the Work supplement explained the piece should focus on a particular incident or anecdote to illustrate an issue - and we chose Morgan's sports day (or perhaps Stitchgate as it should be known!) It's great to see the piece in the paper and funny to note that the only little change made was that a reference to Linda using words that would make Chubby Brown blush was removed. Perhaps that would have been more fitting of the Daily Star! [Carol]
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