Over the Summer I’m opening up TechCrunch UK & Ireland for some guest posts by people I think have something cool to say about startups here and in the wider European tech scene. It’s not much more complicated than that. I’m looking for posts which are well written, thought provoking or informative. Preferably all three. The posts will appear exclusively here on TCUK (under “Guest Author”) and the writers will get picture bylines, a short bio and a link back to their site. Contact me via the usual methods to pitch a post idea or even leave a comment. [Please note: Your pitch/idea - and even the final article - may be refused, but don't take it personally. Any copy will be sub-edited. Submissions need to be in raw HTML with relevant links and pictures].
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Mike Butcher
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July 29, 2008
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Sounds cool – but what happens when winter comes?
UK Summer, usually lasts for 2-3 days right!?
But seriously – I’ll be interested in writing a few guest spots for TCUK,
on social-media.. from micro-blogs to video life-casting..
Hi Mike
Would be delighted to contribute, will contact you separately with an idea.
rmm
Surely you now you will be ‘innovated’ b PR BS
Mike,
Really good idea to keep things ticking over during the holiday season. You may even uncover some quality writers. For me an interesting blog normally consists of a few people as they normally have different writing styles which keeps things interesting.
Nige