Putting the 'happy' back into content
Once again, Facebook is changing its News Feed and the onus – more than ever – will be on pictures and video.
Meanwhile, the fastest-growing social network is still Pinterest, which is all about the visual rather than the textual, and Twitter, with its 140-character limit, continues to proliferate.
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We all love spring blossom, right? As winter disappears, it makes us feel all lovely about the world and the onset of summer.
In part that’s true, but no-one remembers to tell you about the downside. The point at which blossom dies, withers and falls to the ground.
In Brighton, we have a proliferation of Robinia trees that actually look quite pretty when the flowers are out.
However, it’s no coincidence that they are also known as ‘locusts’. One view of Brighton in late spring will convince you of that.
When strong winds coincide with dying blossom, the results are quite frightening. As the above image shows, the dead blossom goes everywhere.
Streets all over the city are covered in the blossom and it’s a right royal pain in the arse.
