Articles in Through the Eyes of a Journalist
This post is basically a test of dual proportions, there’s the video feed above for sighted folks and audio below for fellow VIPs (and any regular AudioBoo listeners). Let’s see how this goes shall we?
Yes, I have a plan, it’s not as devious as that of the Cylons but listen to the AudioBoo below to hear more. Basically, I’ve decided it’s time to take a more multimedia approach to …
In my purse, there is a battered fifty pence from 2000, minted to commemorate British libraries. It’s tucked away in a pocket I seldom go in, a special place where I will completely forget about …
Since I bought my first iPod way back in 2006, I’ve had something of an on-again-off-again affair with Apple. I started with a fifth generation iPod, one of the video ones. Then I got an …
My eyes annoy me. For the past several weeks I’ve been suffering from chronic eyestrain and light sensitivity, indeed the latter was so bad I ended up with a migraine. Not fun. So I’ve got …
After writing a piece for Journalism.co.uk that went up on Monday, I’ve had quite a bit of feedback from various sources as well as my blog stats going through the roof! On Monday, Simon Pauley …
Myth: Blind people are completely blind and can’t see a thing. At All. Ever.
Wrong. Just plain WRONG.
I try not to get my knickers in a twist but some people just make me balk. A couple …
Yes that is me. It’s one of the only of the only decent pictures I have of my father holding me (and my defense against his accusation – which he leveled at me until the …


