As ever my online activites are rather distributed but a pattern has emerged of late which I think will remain stable for the forseable. So if you want to read and look at things by myself here’s where to read and look at them.
This very blog remains my hub and while I might not update it as much as I used to it’s where I’ll post anything pertaining directly to me. I’m pretty terrible with blogging links these days but do throw stuff onto Twitter, about which more later.
My Tumblr has been my Internet scrap book for a good three years now and I continue to fill it regularly with daft nonsense, beautiful gems and everything in between.
The TTV blog gets most of my attention at the moment. I’m trying to post at least once a day there and I’m trying to make it about more than the mechanics of TTV photos. If you miss old-school Peteblogging this is the closest you’re going to get to that.
Flickr has seen a bit of a resurgence with the TTV stuff kicking off as I’m trying to post there every day too. I’d like to get more involved with the groups on Flickr but haven’t really managed that yet.
ASH-10 has calmed down a bit since I moved my focus away from the social media quagmire but I still post there occasionally. Despite my misgivings about the “industry” that’s emerged I still have a serious interest in Internet culture and the phenomena of increased access to publishing and distribution and I still earn a living from this. I also use this blog to post about events I’m doing. (The peripheral stuff needs a bit of a refocus though.)
Twitter continues to have an iron grip on my online social activity despite my misgivings about centralised services and it’s woeful inability to allow me access to the stuff I’ve poured into it over the years. I tweet a lot but I’ve been told it’s not quite as irritating as it could be. Maybe I’ve got this Performance Conversation thing down pat after all this time. Who knows. I currently have about 7 Twitter accounts, which is rather excessive, but you can follow them all with the Pete Collective list. This has the added bonus of ignoring any conversational tweets I’ve sent to other people so all you get are my status updates and links to cool stuff I’ve found.
In fact, given that all my activity online will be flagged by at least one of those account if you just want to check in on me once a day you could simply bookmark that list. It’s like a Pete Digest with extra goodies. And yes, Mum, I’m thinking of you here.
And that’s about it. Things will change (who knows, I might actually start using Facebook again) but I will always be blogging at this address no matter how far or wide my activities spread. Just as I have done since June 2000.
Yup, 10 years of blogging this summer. I should mark that really. Any ideas for how would be appreciated.










