BBC Radio Newcastle
Just been on BBC Radio Newcastle talking about “Internet trolls” – the people who say negative things on other people’s social networking sites.
Press
Talk Radio Europe
On Talk Radio Europe for 30 minutes discussing the social impact of the online world
Talk Sport
On the George Galloway show talking about the good and bad effects of social media.
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Interviewed about the difference between men and women on social media sites.
BBC Berkshire
On the Anne Diamond show as a guest again
Graham Jones appointed Web Award Judge
Internet Psychologist Graham Jones has been appointed as a judge in the international competition, The Web Awards. These are run each year by the Web Marketing Association in a bid to find the best websites in the world. Graham said: “I am delighted to have been selected as a judge …
The Sun
I was interviewed by The Sun yesterday to help them with their feature on Facebook published today.
Daily Mail
I’m a Page 3 boy today…! I’m quoted in today’s Daily Mail – I was in Italy when I got the call from the Daily Mail reporter in New York for a paper printed in London…! Anyway, the article is about Facebook Fatique.
Real People Magazine
Just been interviewed by Real People magazine for a feature on the strange things people buy and sell on eBay.
One Magazine
I am in this month’s “One Magazine” – the international events industry publication – talking about whether or not you need more than one website. http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/mpi/oneplus_201105/index.php
Yahoo! News
Been asked to comment on a story about what our email address says about our personality for an article being written for Yahoo!
BBC News Website
Interviewed by the BBC News Website for a story on online distraction – are workers distracted by the likes of Facebook? I explained that the distraction usually only occurs if the job is boring. Distraction is more of a comment on the design of jobs than it is on the …
BBC Radio Berkshire
Just been on BBC Radio Berkshire’s Anne Diamond programme spending a whole hour talking about the Internet. They must have liked me because they invited me back – listen again in a couple of weeks…!
BBC Radio Scotland
On BBC Radio Scotland’s morning phone-in today talking about how much people should or should not reveal about themselves online.
Scottish Daily Record
Due to be in the Daily Record tomorrow following an interview about the use of Facebook and Twitter in inflamed discussions between the “old firm” football clubs.