Contact

Here’s a whole raft of ways you can contact me, but ideally you should use encrypted email (PGP). My public key is available here.

41 thoughts on “Contact”

  1. Ritesh kumar

    What are the components of your organisation please specify me so that I can take in interest with your organisation.

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  3. carol bernice miranda

    Greetings! I am Carol Bernice Miranda, a third year Communication Arts student in Miriam College from the Philippines. Part of my course requirements is to do a research in blog journalism. Can i interview you through email?Thank you very much and have a good day!

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  4. Puja

    Dear Sir

    I would like to suggest you a news portal based on citizen or participatory journalism, working in India. Your little support (like listing or posting) can help them to popularize this platform in India.

    Merinews is not just any news organization but a movement to deliver efficiently the duties of the fourth estate. Public opinion is an important area to be left for decisions made by few self-interested journalists.

    To popularize this participatory platform, we need your support. A listing in your “citizen journalism initiative list” (or a posting) can help us to achieve our goal.
    Please act for uncared people in the largest democratic state!

    Visit our site: http://www.merinews.com

    Best Regards,

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  6. Rich Ellis

    Trinity Mirror scoops Consumer Website of the Year for GazetteLive

    Trinity Mirror scoops Consumer Website of the Year for GazetteLive

    Trinity Mirror’s GazetteLive website has won Consumer Website of the Year and Best Online Community at the Association of Online Publishers awards.

    The Teesside site fought off stiff competition from BBC News, the Daily Telegraph, the Sun, IPC Media and others to win the two prestigious awards, at a ceremony at the London Hilton, Park Lane, on Wednesday evening.

    The innovative approach of GazetteLive was highlighted with the award for Consumer Website of the Year 2007. The website hosts a series of postcoded microsites featuring the contribution of around150 bloggers, and is driven from a multimedia newsroom where journalists produce content for both print and online publication. Recognising the groundbreaking nature of the GazetteLive site, the judges commented that it “sets a new benchmark for local news sites….we felt that we were part of the community.”

    In winning the award for Best Online Community 2007, the judges recognised that GazetteLive “delved deeper than ever before into core communities” and praised the way it reached new online audiences and opened up hyper-local advertising opportunities to small businesses and big advertisers alike. Up against some stiff competition from the likes of The Sun and The Daily Telegraph the judges described GazetteLive as “a cut above the other community sites – a great example of how to make local news real, with relevant interactivity.”

    Editor of the Evening Gazette, Darren Thwaites, said: “This is a fitting reward for the hard work and innovation of our whole team. We’ve made enormous progress in the last year, embracing multimedia opportunities and creating a website to be proud of. The challenge for us now is to build on our success. This is an all-round team effort that everyone can be very proud of.”

    David Black, Trinity Mirror’s Group Director of Digital Publishing, said: “These awards recognize the excellent progress we are making growing our digital activities. The awards – given the stiff competition – reflect the innovative nature of the site.”

    Neil Benson, Trinity Mirror’s Editorial Director, Regionals, said: “This is an exciting time for the GazetteLive, and further recognition of the innovative approach of the site, having also picked up an industry award for Regional Website of the Year 2007 in June. The site continues to reach out to the local community to engage, entertain and inform.”

    http://www.gazettelive.co.uk/
    http://www.trinitymirror.com/

    ENDS

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  9. Dan Katz

    Do you value the pr distribution services?

    Lately I wondered if there is real value from the pr wire distributions. There are some recent studies on the influence of various social media practices on journalism, but is this mainstream tactic still valued?

    I just popped up a survey and while certainly not overly scientific I am hoping to see if there is any consensus. Your participation and thoughts would be appreciated.

    http://www.quis.com/2008/02/15/complete-the-journalist-survey-rss-vs-pr-wires

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  10. amaduo bobo

    Dear sir,

    We, the Marakara Community Miners proposed a business transaction on Au Metal ( Gold dust )
    We have gold dust in large quantity ready for sale. Intrested buyers, companies and firms are welcome for business discussion.

    Item available.

    Gold Dust
    1. Quantity: 250kg in dust form
    2. Quality : 22+carat
    3. Purity : 96.9% or better.
    4. Origine: Marakara village, Republique du Mali. West Africa.
    5. Price: Negociable based on FOB/ CIF destination.

    You are welcome for business discussion.

    Contact us at:
    Consultation Office:

    Marakara Community Miners
    Rue 40, Porte 600 Boulivard Nelson Mandela.
    Hippodrome, B.P E6450. Bamako.
    Republique du Mali, Ouest Afrique
    E:mail: amaduobobo@gmail.com
    amaduobobo@gmail.com
    Website: http://www.marakaracommunityminers.tripod.com
    Contact person: Mr. amaduo bobo.
    Tél/Fax: 00 223 414 28 13

    gold dust offer

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  11. Sheryl Smith-Rodgers

    Would you be the same Paul Bradshaw who interviewed Rev. Rick Warren at some point in the past? The interview starts out: “People ask me, What is the purpose of life? And I respond: In a nutshell, life is preparation for eternity. We were not made to last forever, and God wants us to be with Him in Heaven….” The interview is all over the Web but with no source cited, other than your name. I’m a journalist myself, and I like to know THE source. Can you help? Where was the interview originally published? Thank you, sir.

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  13. Anniek

    Dear Paul,

    I am Anniek, working at the European Journalism Centre (EJC) and co-organizing the PICNIC event for this year in Amsterdam. Could you please send me an email at reintjens@ejc.nl , I have a few questions about the facebook European Bloggers (un)conference, since we would like to use this page again for this years event.

    Thanks a lot,
    Anniek

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  14. anh

    Hi,
    my name is Anh and for my BA-Thesis I’m currently conducting a study about
    American Bloggers.

    I would like to invite you to participate in the survey.

    It will only take about 15 minutes and it’s completely anonymous.
    Just visit the following URL:
    http://onlineforschung.org/usblogger

    Even if you don’t want to participate (or are not American), you can help
    me by posting the link in your blog and/or inviting others to take part.

    I greatly appreciate every survey completed 😉

    Thank you!

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  15. Phil Davies

    Hello,

    My name is Phil Davies from mytrafficgoals.com which is a search engine optimization company. While carrying out some searches today I came across your website paulbradshaw.wpengine.com/ and wanted to contact you to discuss the possibility of an indirect link exchange.

    A client of mine has engaged my services to improve their website’s search engine rankings by exchanging links with sites like yours. Your website’s search engine ranking can also benefit from the exchange and there is no cost at all to you as my client is paying me for my services.

    If you would like further information, please don’t hesitate to contact me.

    Thank you for your time, and I look forward to hearing from you.

    Kind regards,

    —
    Phil Davies
    Search Consultant – My Traffic Goals
    e: phil@mytrafficgoals.com

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  20. Laxman Bajagain

    Dear Sir! I am interesting to join at your organization. Still Online journalism is not training in my country(Nepal) I think who like to know online journalism or I mean online Journalism is known for print, radio, Television and internet media properly than journalist can do online journalism. So I would like to participate on your institution to study about online journalism. Dear Sir! It is running a news and views website and as an online media by us. The site name is http://www.dcp.com.np . I am beginning a class of Online journalism training as test Nepal. Further I would like to study so please! help me on this subject.
    Best Regards
    Laxman Bajagain
    Gadhi-7, Makawanpur Narayani Nepal
    Currently : Dhapasi-6, Kathmandu, Nepal
    Tel : +97714356631
    Mob : +9779841518800

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  22. Carly

    I work for an international company called Educaedu, an online directory for students searching for higher education programs. We have websites in 19 countries throughout mainly Europe and Latin America, including one in the UK. The Educaedu point of difference is that students who want to study overseas have access to information about programs and courses offered in other countries, all through the same portal.

    We would like to be featured in your blog if our site is of interest to you. I think your users would find this resource valuable. If you are interested in more information, please send me an email and I can send you our Press Release.
    Kind regards
    Carly

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  23. opolis

    Dear Team:
    We wanted to approach you in regards to an initiative which may be useful for Online Journalism: Opolis Secure Mail provides free, encrypted email and messaging services, whereby the sender decides what the recipent can actually do with a message and its content. And, the sender can always monitor and track emails (also to whom – if allowed – these were forwarded).
    Our thoughts are in regards to investigative journalists, who may benefit from this application, especially when working on highly sensitive reports. Interestingly enough, the service works from every host PC, and working with Opolis there would not leave any “traces” there either.
    Would be great, if this were of interest to you.
    The Opolis Team is also avail for any questions you may have.
    Thanks!

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  24. adam chadwick

    Hello

    My name is Adam Chadwick. I am a former New York Times copy-editor, who, unfortunately was part of the lay-offs in the newsroom this past December with the company. For the past year I have been working on an independent documentary film about the U.S. newspaper titled “Fit to Print”.

    The film focuses on a broad number of issues facing our current newspaper industry crisis and the large transition within general reporting these days and the rise of grassroots and citizen journalism. I’m contacting you because of your blog. I would love to hear of any major news stories you have broken on your site or perhaps any major corrections you have caught within the legacy news media (which would have otherwise not gone reported or corrected). I would love to hear more about your involvement with this and potentially set up an interview with you at some point.

    To find out more on the project, we have a website (under construction) at http://www.fittoprintfilm.com with a teaser trailer and complete synopsis for the project.

    I can be reached at adamgchadwick (at) gmail (dot) com

    Best,
    Adam Chadwick

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  25. aaron fleszar

    Is investigative journalism dead?

    I wasn’t sure where to post this, it’s of critical importance though that intelligent people read this and understands it. The future for America is in jeopardy. Whether you’re motivated to become a highly paid journalist, make a name for yourself, or become a part of history, in order to live in a free democratic society, I urge you to read this, draw your own conclusions, and share it with the world.

    My name is Aaron Fleszar, you don’t know me, but the story I want to share with you is 100% true. I couldn’t make this stuff up if I tried. Whether you believe me or not, I ask that you read this all the way through, because there’s plenty to research and form your own opinion.

    In March of 2008 I cracked a code online that is written across thousands of websites. These websites are selling every money making opportunity you can think of, from mystery shopping, to paid surveys, to every aspect of affiliate marketing and affiliate marketing education. By making fun of a group of scam artists, I discovered that this group is enormous, highly sophisticated, and positioned to make billions by destroying the US economy. They are Al-Qaeda.

    When I first cracked this code I reported it to the FBI. A number of the FBI’s most wanted terrorists make up this code. For example, Wanted Seif al-Adel is claiming to be Mark Joyner and Noordin M Top is claiming to be Armand Morin wanted for the financing of Al-Qaeda. The code is made up of aliases with some political overtones, look a likes of CEO’s, and media moguls. It’s sophisticated, it’s dynamic, and if there was anything remotely easy about breaking it, the feds would have done it long before me.

    Without going into great detail and allowing you to follow up on the code itself, I’ll share with you what I got out of it. A great deal of the FBI’s most wanted terrorists make up this code. This means whoever these people are, they must not be “on the run” and acting alone, but rather have always been part of this organization. This organization, Al-Qaeda online, appears to have run the last presidential election on the most highly ranked site in Google search, Youtube. Now I never thought anything about Obama, but it appears that Osama Bin Laden, much like these “internet marketing experts” who are terrorists, may have only been a spokesperson. It also appears that Osama’s name is a code and that Osama represents Obama and Biden (Bi)n La(den). It sounds ridiculous, but these people have been putting this code together for decades.

    9/11 itself was an intelligence failure of epic proportions. It appears that the events of 9/11 were a stepping stone to a much larger plan. That plan appears to be to overthrow the US government. I believe the attacks on 9/11 were symbolic to an attack on capitalism, our foundation. I believe that the FBI had a similar theory about Obama, given his background with radicals such as Bill Ayers, and radical preachers. I’m sure they also thought Osama Bin Laden could be a code, and that the most wanted terrorists having connections to US embassy bombings in Kenya and Indonesia was more than a freak coincidence for Obama to have a background with both areas as well. This code online connects the dots between everyone’s theories.

    It appears that a coup has taken place. Since Obama got elected, it appears unelected officials in Washington are using him to flush out the remaining members of the “New World Order” plot. After being tortured for over 3 years now, denied speaking with anyone in government, denied an attorney, denied a lawsuit in federal court, not to mention a million other things, I’ve been able to deduce quite a bit. The feds have also slowly taken over the media over the last several years.

    The feds are creating the stories, the headlines, they’ve recruited writers and moderators, and are doing everything they can to control the rate at which this information leaks out. They are trying to get everyone to focus on the 2012 election while discrediting the media. The only people left on this earth who can spread the truth are bloggers who understand the importance of this story and their first amendment rights.

    In attempting to release this story a month ago, the government took a preemptive strike by releasing Obama’s birth certificate, then a few days later, fabricated the story about killing Osama Bin Laden. Several major news sites are not allowing new registrations, comments are being deleted, and many un-moderated sites are now moderated. If they cannot delete a comment that starts to get attention, they’ll pull the link to the story from the main page on the site, this has happened repeatedly at Yahoo and The Huffington Post. The feds had ample time before the election to take down the biggest players, which would have created enough chatter publicly to take down any remaining threat. They decided that justice isn’t served in a court of law. The feds are covering up this story and confusing national security with job security. If you don’t want to live in a totalitarian regime operated by unelected officials turning elected officials in puppets, expose this story.

    Thank you,
    Aaron Fleszar

    http://illuminaticonspiracy.blogspot.com

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  27. Thomson Reuters Foundation

    I am with Thomson Reuters Foundation TrustMedia team and after reviewing your website we would be really interested in featuring your content.

    Thomson Reuters TrustMedia offers journalists the opportunity to learn the skills and values to succeed in their field through journalism training programmes, and offers media training to help organisations interact with the media in a clear, professional, and direct way. Our courses cover a range of topics from business to multimedia to good governance which take place around the world. Along with these programmes, TrustMedia provides insight, information and tools for journalists to use via our new website http://www.trust.org/trustmedia/ .

    With TrustMedia launching our new website comes the increasing need for more news content and RSS feeds from potential partners such as Online Journalism Blog. We currently showcase articles about our many programmes and news from the Reuters team but are looking to expand out site with content from external organisations. You can visit our current site at http://www.trust.org/trustmedia/

    TrustMedia has over seven thousand alumni which is rapidly expanding. Visitors to our site also include current journalists and trainers and we know our many visitors will find the news you provide interesting and helpful. This opportunity will be beneficial for TrustMedia and Online Journalism Blog.

    Please let us know if you are interested and, we look forward to our potential future partnership.

    Thank you and hope to hear from you soon.

    Kind Regards

    Carolyn McCall
    Programme Manager, Thomson Reuters Foundation

    Thomson Reuters

    Phone: +44 207 542 6003

    carolyn.mccall@thomsonreuters.com
    http://www.thomsonreutersfoundation.org

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  28. Waleed Aljahami

    We are building a new platform on which you can easily publish, read, and share digital magazines: www.magsty.com. Currently, we are privately inviting journalists, editors, writers, and bloggers to be the first to publish digital magazines on Magsty. You will be able to create unique magazines under which you can publish articles for the world to read and share.

    What differentiates Magsty from a blog you ask? 

    Well, other than the technologically revolutionary semantics that are going on underneath Magsty’s hood, there’s the smooth, elegant browsing and reading experience we’re working on that is unmatched elsewhere. Readers can seamlessly browse through all of your digital magazines on a single platform, and the pioneering page-swiping user interface makes blog page scrolling look like it’s 1999.

    We are working very hard to launch Magsty for beta consumption in the coming weeks. These are exciting times for journalism, and we believe that Magsty just might be the next major step forward in our industry. So stay tuned, post your email on our landing page, and kindly invite fellow associates and society members to do the same for updates and our launch date at www.magsty.com.

     
    Sincerely,
    Team Magsty

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  29. sluimert

    Hello,

    I am Lilian Sluimer and I am questioning you for help. For school I have to make an assignment about citizen journalism. Maybe you can help me by answering these questions. You would help me a lot.

    1. Why are you using social media to be heard?
    2. Is it effective?
    3. Do you think you are a citizen journalist?
    4. What are you doing in daily life?
    5. What are your goals you want to achieve?

    Thankyou very much.

    Lilian sluimer

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  30. Shepherd Titus

    I run a villain-themed website and I’ve been looking for writers to take on world events from a villainous perspective, would you be (or know anyone) that is interested? We cannot offer any money since we’re not making any but we do offer a path into the dark side.

    Regards- S.Titus

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  31. Harriet Osborne

    Hi Paul,
    I am writing a research project at Kingston University on the power of bloggers in the magazine industry. Would be really useful to speak to you about this.
    Will you be available for a phone interview within the next couple of weeks? It will take no more than half an hour of your time.
    Kind regards,
    Harriet

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  32. Ana

    Hi Paul,

    Hire Space is interested in contributing for a guest post with paulbradshaw.wpengine.com.
    We would be open to contribute with any post/theme that would be of interest to your readers.
    We’re a new startup company focused on helping you hire and book spaces for events around London and we’re looking for our launch date to be in the beginning of March.
    Hire Space has been featured on a variety of sites including:

    The Guardian: http://www.guardian.co.uk/local-government-network/2012/dec/03/hire-our-council-space-public-sector-assets

    The Huffington Post (collaboration with a member from the team): http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/reuben-sagar/

    BBC 1: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-20312997

    Team Blog: http://teamblog.hirespace.com/

    Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you in advance for your consideration.

    Warm Regards,
    Ana Cardoso

    Social Media & Marketing Team
    http://www.hirespace.com
    +44 (0) 207 0978986

    http://www.facebook.com/hirespace

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  33. nikhita keshwara

    Hi Paul,
    I am a Broadcast Journalism student at Nottingham Trent University, and for my upcoming assignment I have chosen to focus my attention on the topic of citizen journalism. As I value the opinion of those in the industry, I was wondering if it would be at all possible for you to assist me with my assignment by answering a few questions of mine regarding online journalism, which I understand you are heavily involved in. Along with questions relating to blogging please?

    Many Thanks,

    Nikhita Keshwara

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  35. Terence

    Hello

    I am really satisfied with your blog. Your blog posts are really good and you are maintaining it well. I would like to submit an article for your blog (guest blog post) with my website link. If you are willing, please contact me.
    Looking forward to your reply

    Thank you.

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  36. Anna

    Hello. First I would like to introduce myself and our company more specific our
    business. I am Anna and I have been working as a marketing assistant in our company for some time. Here is our website: https://transcribefiles.net/
    as you can notice on it we are actually transcribing any kinds of audio video content covering all niches. I am searching for new marketing opportunities for my client. I would like to start advertising my website on your website. Can you please update me with some basic answers like: What are the conditions to start? How much would your services cost? What results to expect? Everything additional that you think might be of some need would be helpful. Hope to hear from you soon
    Regards
    Anna

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  37. Jimmy

    Good day,
    I bumped in your blog and the content triggered a question for security. We would like you to see our article regarding safe journalism.
    Hoping for any available opportunity.
    Cheers,
    Jimmy

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  38. Julie Williams

    Hi Paul,

    I’m Julie from MightyGoods.

    You mentioned Ruud Elmendorp’s website via https://onlinejournalismblog.com/2010/03/10/video-journalism-in-africa-guest-post/, so I hope it’s ok I email you*

    We just posted a brand new interview with Ruud where he shares how to work as a video journalist in Africa:

    https://mightygoods.com/ruud-elmendorp/

    Do you think our interview could be mentioned on your site? I’d love to hear what you think about it.

    Keep adventuring,
    Julie

    *) Ruud’s website is https://www.ruudelmendorp.com/

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  39. Julie Williams

    Hi Paul,

    I’m Julie from MightyGoods.

    Emailing you because you mentioned Ruud Elmendorp’s website via https://onlinejournalismblog.com/2010/03/10/video-journalism-in-africa-guest-post/

    We just posted a brand new interview with Ruud where he shares how to work as a video journalist in Africa:

    https://mightygoods.com/ruud-elmendorp/

    Do you think our interview could be mentioned on your site? I’d love to hear what you think about it.

    Keep adventuring,
    Julie

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