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The blog moves house…

12/01/2014 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  2 Comments

Way back in 2010 when I started this blog, as some of you may remember, its 'header' was a picture of  of our garden here at Lawn Road, complete with Boris, our ginger cat, peering in at the bottom. For several months I had considerable fun changing the header each month to …

Category: Allergies, Blogging/social media, Cats, FreeFrom Food, GardensTag: blogging, Food allergy, Food intolerance, Michelle's cats, michelle's garden, social media

Brief musings on social media

06/01/2014 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

Prompted partly by Alex's round-up of 2013 'freefrom' news (nearly all of which took place on Facebook, on Twitter or on someone's blog) and partly by an article in the NY Times, I was mulling gently about how social media had totally subverted the way we work - and the way we …

Category: Big Business, Blogging/social media, Environmental IssuesTag: artificial dyes in M&Ms, brominated vegetable oil in Gatorade, Center for Science in the Public Interest, change.org petition over Gatorade, even small businesses need to be on Twitter, Facebook, Facebook as alternative to website, FDA refuses to act over artificial dyes in sweets, FreeFrom Eating Out Awards group on Linked In, FreeFrom food Awards group on Linked In, Google Plus, Latitudes, Linked IN, Mars to replace an artificial dye with seaweed, Newburn Bakehouse Facebook page, NY Times, pink slime, Pinterest, Pizza Express and gluten free, Renee Shutters, Seabrook crisps go gluten free, social media, Twitter, www.freefrommatters.com

How social media is changing the corporate response

26/01/2013 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

Baby Milk Action is a small, but extremely effective campaigning group which, for the last 20 years, has been hounding Nestlé and other baby formula manufacturers over their 'aggressive marketing' of formula milk, especially in third world countries. They are a very active member …

Category: Big Business, Blogging/social media, Food/Health PolicyTag: ATTAC, Baby Milk Action, Bernhard Warner, crisis management, Digital Acceleration team, IBFAN, marketing formula milk to the third world, Nestlé, Nestlé headquarters at Vevey, reputation management, Reuters, social media, social media's effect of coporate PR

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