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Social enterprises and Third Sector
- CIC Association The fastest growing movement for social enterprise in Britain
- Community Interest Companies The structure of social enterprise
- Office of the Third Sector Government body supporting work of social enterprises, charities and voluntary organisations
- Social Enterprise Coalition National body for Social Enterprise
- unLtd Facebook for social entrepreneurs and people who want to change the world
Sound blogs and websites
- Chris Horkan Manchester-based journalist and web developer
- Fair to agency workers The North West TUC campaign run by Sound Communication
- Mancubist Chris Horkan’s blog about all things Manchester
- OH Digital Web development Manchester
- Proud to serve the public The North West TUC campaign to protect and promote public services
Sound clients
- Business Support Solutions Marketing on the web workshops
- Community Health Action Partnership re-named Unlimited Potential
- Get ethical How to buy ethical goods
- Lancashire county council Sound Communication produced the county council’s Comprehensive Performance Assessment
- Manchester's Green Pound A discount voucher scheme to promote ethical trading and purchasing
- North West TUC Trade union movement in the North West of England
- Unlimited Potential Salford-based social enterprise providing health and care services to the local community
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It’s not the internet – its Balls!
Posted on July 2, 2009 | No CommentsA FASCINATING insight into the workings of Government is provided by the right-wing Spectator magazine in its blog ‘Coffee House’. It tells how Cabinet Minister Ed Balls, a close confidante of Prime Minister Gordon Brown, rang up the magazine’s political editor, Fraser Nelson, to complain... -
Blogging – a force for good
Posted on April 19, 2009 | No CommentsTHE fallout over the Damian McBride smear campaign continues apace – not least amongst the Labour Party’s online community. They are anxious not to panic and throw the baby (new media) out with the dirty bathwater (McBride’s smears) by suddenly rejecting the web-based campaigning epitomised... -
How to turn away business – and still be successful…
Posted on February 2, 2009 | No CommentsBANKERS appear to have overtaken estate agents and journalists at the top of ‘Professions You Love To Hate’. The credit crunch, global economic crisis, rising unemployment and job insecurity have all combined to make the banker ‘Public Enemy Number One’. Although Prime Minister Gordon Brown appears... -
‘The Google Factor’ – does the internet offer an alternative to conventional opinion polls?
Posted on March 20, 2008 | No CommentsOPINION polls can be notoriously unreliable. But does the internet now offer an alternative, more sophisticated, more reliable, way of measuring and tracking public opinion? The race in the United States between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton for the Democratic Presidential nomination, provides a fascinating... -
Sound Behaviour (also known as Corporate Social Responsibility)
Posted on February 19, 2008 | No CommentsCORPORATE Social Responsibility is an ugly term for a noble aim. It’s the buzz phrase increasingly used by global PR companies, the big corporations and the pundits. Google it and you find more than three and a half million entries. Many of these articles come...