Early projects at Bloggerheads

Stuff

Bloggerheads began as a marketing experiment and evolved from there. The following is a list of early projects. Most of these are still live, if a little dusty.

FLASH SHOWS

All of my Flash stuff is now featured on one special page.

HAPPY DISTRACTIONS

The Star Wars Photoshopping Project

The Universal Church of the Interactive Network

The Happy Poster Project

Which M*A*S*H Character Are You?

Which Ringtone Are You?

MEDIA AND MURDOCH

Two projects focusing on Rupert Murdoch:
Page 3: Model Propaganda – August 2004
I Believe In The BBC – January 2004

THE POLITICAL WEBLOG MOVEMENT

My mission in life (well, one of them) is was to get more MPs blogging. I produced the first weblog by a Labour MP and the first weblog by a Conservative MP. I kicked off a special blog to house the campaign (The Political Weblog Project) but it turned out to be a complete waste of my time. 99% of MPs suck… and mine is the suckiest of them all. More will happen here soon, and MPs are going to like it even less than they liked the idea of offering accessibility, accountability and transparency on a voluntarily basis.

ACTIVISM

It’s not easy getting people off their arse, you know…
The Fake Image Poster Project – May 2004

Sack Bush: The Bagged Statue Experiment – May 2004

South West Trains – How To Complain – March 2004

The Humanity vs. Anarchy Project – May 2003

Photo report from the London May Day March – May 2003

Photo report from the London Peace March – March 2003

The ‘Out of Order’ Project – March 2003

ONLINE MARKETING

It’s what I do for a living, but I try not to be a jerk about it:
The Raging Cow Boycott – March 2003

The Porn Report – March 2002

CAN WEBLOGS…?

Can Weblogs…? was a range of weblog/marketing/campaign experiments that took place from 2002 to 2004. Along the way, we brought Tony Blair’s Email Address into being, and arsked you to Bare Your Bum at Bush.

YEAR BY YEAR

I used to do annual breakdown of events, bloggage and stats each December, until stat-whoring grew boring. Here are the first four reports:
Bloggerheads – Year Four – December 2005

Bloggerheads – Year Three – December 2004

Bloggerheads – Year Two – December 2003

Bloggerheads – Year One – December 2002