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Comment on Popping Ps and Plosives by Shelley

Shelley — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 22:52:51 +0000

I’ve found that a good way to get rid of popping is to run a high-pass filter over the offending piece of audio, particularly if it’s a ‘p’ or ‘b’ sound. You may need to tweak the EQ a little (don’t want it TOO trebly), but i’ve found this to be the best way of eliminating pops as it can usually end up sounding 100% natural.

Comment on Social Media Works… by Hugh

Hugh — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 15:48:45 +0000

Hi Jeremy, It’s true about the age ranges - most of the Facebook people who are talking about our old prep school were there more recently than the 1970s. The fact that we met up there shows that we are young at heart !

Linkedin probably is the place for recruitment… I suppose the fact that I am chronically unemployable points to the reason why I don’t find it so interesting !

Comment on Social Media Works… by Jeremy

Jeremy — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 15:34:46 +0000

Hi Hugh, Thanks for the kind words. I’m already using that BBC article as the basis for a proposal to my boss in having a Facebook group for all the guys at the level below me (approx 120 globally). Perhaps 15% of them are known to be on Facebook already and they are scattered far and wide across the globe (eg I have 12 people from 6 countries reporting in to me, and I’ve only ever met 1 of the 12), and it would be a good way of getting them together. We are already looking at using SecondLife for delivering internal training. The Facebook age profile is heavily focussed on 15-30 age range and that’s why you and I were there, right …

I agree that LinkedIn is very different beast and is focussed on people’s employment and thus v.few under-21s on there. I find the benefits there to be more related to recruitment (I know a head-hunter who finds it very useful!) or for organisations of <10 employees because it gives them a much wider contact network to tap into. “It’s not _what_ you know, it’s _who_ you know and what _they_ know”. I sometimes wonder what my colleagues think of the range of contacts on my LinkedIn network!

I don’t think these two should be compared. LinkedIn is “business networking” and Facebook is “social networking” (along with Bebo, MySpace etc). If there is an overlap to be found, I guess you and I have found it!

Jeremy

Comment on What’s up by Hugh

Hugh — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 14:04:32 +0000

Thanks Adam - Good suggestion !

Comment on What’s up by AdamB

AdamB — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 13:14:04 +0000

I wouldn’t describe myself as “loyal” just yet, but I do subscribe to your feed.

I like the site re-design, I noticed one small bug though. At the bottom of each post is a line that says
“This entry was posted by on on Thursday, October 30th, 2008″

I think you can safely remove the “by on”.