It’s encouraging to see local cafes reopening - but doing it really carefully, and only for delivery and take-away. twitter.com/shorehamlife/s…
Yes, people are still hiring. This is an opportunity to be part of an effort to rebuild local news in the UK.
#journojobs #journalismjobs #journalism lnkd.in/eBkSupc
Some more reading to help you navigate the emerging information ecosystem of our pandemic age.
Oh, the Falmouth Sea Shanty Festival is going virtual. That looks like a fun distraction. falmouth.nub.news/n/falmouth-sea…
@caitjordan97 I would like to reassure you that, after over a quarter of a century making those sorts of calls - you will still feel exactly the same way. 🤷🏼♂️
Sometimes Siri mishearings get rather surreal. t.co/HCpbY5eY3… 
@JoannaG I was about to recommend @rachelirvine - but she appears to be trapped in the UK. 🤷🏼♂️
@ninalovelace Waitrose in Worthing. t.co/fpFepYfnA…
I have won the viral apocalypse.
Please send tribute. t.co/CkJW4u76q… 
Lockdown bank holiday camping.
Yes, that’s our back garden. ⛺️ t.co/nYu5WM6Pf… 
@EstherKeziaT This is sounding better and better TBH.
@EstherKeziaT Seconded. Can we get you on the Facebook Oversight Board stat?
Caterpillar. t.co/wF2UO8dGG… 
Fly past. t.co/Xvgd6ar04… 
Ed Yong’s reporting on the pandemic for The Atlantic really is superb, like this piece on the [over-blown reporting about “a new strain”(theatlantic.com/health/archive…)] of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
This is new to me, despite being three years old - and is quite lovely, if a little melancholy:
The last time I saw Steve Jobs
(Turns out that Jobs was quite an accomplished photographer). techreflect.net/2017/03/01/hel…
Why a vaccine is unlikely in 2020: microblog.onemanandhisblog.com/2020/05/08/why…
Revovery from the #Covid_19 crisis will require global co-operation - and a new way of thinking of government. Here’s what we learnt from @DMattin at the first of @nextconf’s new weekly online shows: nextconf.eu/2020/05/new-mo…
@laurenbravo @hannahbflynn Great piece, though.
@laurenbravo @hannahbflynn Oh, I freely admit I could be being a dick, just that I’m not feeling that sort of externalised aggression you’ve highlighted. I’m busy destroying myself internally instead (which one could argue, I would imagine, is being a dick to my family who need me not to do that…) 😉
@hannahbflynn @laurenbravo And I tend to turn that anxiety inwards not outwards.
@hannahbflynn @laurenbravo Unintentional dickery is always a possibility. True enough. So I can’t be sure.
But I’m not trying to be a dick, and I’m not feeling the way described in the article. That’s not to say that I’m not finding it hard, but its impacting me mainly in elevated levels of anxiety.
This is an interesting piece by @laurenbravo. I’ve had more people go off on one at me online in the past 2 months than in the past decade. Maybe longer. It actually makes sense, but as I’m not feeling that way, it didn’t cross my mind.
A stunning late afternoon down on Shoreham Beach. t.co/ZXm6ggBeB… 