• Posted on September 2nd, 2009

    Written by Sara Stephens

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    Women in High Level Management – No Opportunities?

    Provides an outline of women within the IT sector the reasons for their lack of numbers, if they face any gender related obstacles with conclusions around awareness, communication and confidence issues.

    About Sara Stephens

    I'm a Web Developer. I work for a media company in London while I study in my spare time at Essex University for a BSc(Hons) degree in Computing Solutions. I enjoy most aspects of development and I am always on the look-out for new technologies to experiment with and master.

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  • Posted on April 24th, 2009

    Written by Nicole Mathison

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    Get your content connected, the writing's on the wall…

    I am re-publishing the below by kind permission of the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals (CILIP), as it was written for the May issue of their Update magazine. [Image Source: Qwantz] Research findings released late last year by the University of Illinois suggest that when conducting cardiopulmonary resuscitation on those who have suffered [...]

  • Posted on February 5th, 2009

    Written by Dr Mariann Hardey

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    A Whooper of a Social Networking Saga

    We like to bring a range of stories and commentaries to the GG blog. What follows is as much for your stomach as your social network. And could do damage to both… In the light of Facebook’s fifth birthday (yesterday) have you heard that the ‘King’ of the burger giants has created an application for [...]

    About Dr Mariann Hardey

    I hold the position of Lecturer in Social Media Marketing at Durham Business School. I also spend too much time enjoying social technologies, media+ stuff. That'll make me a Geek then. And a gal.

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  • Posted on August 19th, 2008

    Written by Dr Mariann Hardey

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    Snap my knicker elastic

    Ok, so I am a little late in the day with this post in terms of timing, but last months (how retro2.0 of me) Wired Magazine had an article (and cover) led by Julia Allison. I’m sorry, Who? Oh you too. Well Girl Geek’s could there (finally) be a leading lady in technology and with [...]

    About Dr Mariann Hardey

    I hold the position of Lecturer in Social Media Marketing at Durham Business School. I also spend too much time enjoying social technologies, media+ stuff. That'll make me a Geek then. And a gal.

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  • Posted on August 1st, 2008

    Written by Sarah Lamb

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    Can Batteries be Greener?

    After asking about whether anyone would be interested in sending us some fun gadgets and toys I’ve had a fair few turn up for me! Some geeky, and some just practical! The one that I’ve been using a lot is this one… the UniRoss battery… And before you ask no I wasn’t using them for [...]

    About Sarah Lamb

    Sarah is the founder of the Girl Geek Dinners & GirlyGeekdom. She is a lover of gadgets, geeky things and sport! Find out more about her on her website.

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  • Posted on July 28th, 2008

    Written by Dr Mariann Hardey

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    Showing social networking decorum and good taste

    Top of the Girl Geek agenda this Monday morning is the subject of good taste and social network decorum. The week has commenced with a noisy foray of commentary about ‘the shank’ on Facebook. This refers to the not-so-super superpoke, where users can choose to ‘stab’ at oneother as a symbolic poke. The story is [...]

    About Dr Mariann Hardey

    I hold the position of Lecturer in Social Media Marketing at Durham Business School. I also spend too much time enjoying social technologies, media+ stuff. That'll make me a Geek then. And a gal.

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  • Posted on April 17th, 2008

    Written by Barry Dorrans

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    Women give out secrets for chocolate

    It appears my seduction technique is not so far off the mark, with Infosecurity Europe doing their annual poll to see who will give their passwords away. According to the survey, 45 per cent of women were quite happy to give strangers, posing as market researchers, their email password, in return for a chocolate bar, [...]

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