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Comment by Alec McPhedran on May 29, 2009 at 12:12pm

Is it tea time yet?

Alec

Comment by Carole Dunlop on April 15, 2009 at 1:23pm

TRC media are looking to build up a bank of folk interested in irregular days work (1 or 2 a month) as office runners for their various training programmes.

Based in Channel 4’s Nations and Regions offices we provide training to the creative industries and need reliable, friendly runners to help with the co-ordination of these busy and varied days.

If you are interested in joining this list, or know someone who might be, please email a CV to TRC’s Office Manager, Marie-Claire Farmer at marieclaire.farmer@trcmedia.org

Comment by Carole Dunlop on March 20, 2009 at 5:50am

Hi Muzafar - welcome to TRC's group page. Revision 3 tomorrow right after Facebook and right before Pixar and Lonely Planet. I'll fill everyone in on our progress a little later. Wildly different culture over here - anything is possible - in Palo Alto in particular there is a sense of every single person having a really interesting story to tell and add that to the fact that failure really is celebrated and viewed as a badge of authenticity and it's a fascinating experience!

Comment by Carole Dunlop on March 20, 2009 at 5:44am

Really nice to hear from you David! You don't quite have the scenery of Sausalito (North of the City where Millions os Us are based) in Belfast though (it's like the French Riviera only better) - wish you were here!!

Comment by David Cumming on March 18, 2009 at 9:05pm

Who need silicon valley when Belfast is hitting 19 degrees in mid March....

Comment by Muzafar Ali Chaudhry on March 16, 2009 at 12:31pm

You're meeting Revision 3!

That's epic! I wonder if Kevin is still living like a student bum, despite Digg.com being worth an estimated $60 Million

Comment by Carole Dunlop on March 13, 2009 at 11:11am

As some of you will know already, TRC media’s Cross Creative programme is heading over to Silicon Valley next week to meet with some of the world’s most exciting, creative companies and digital innovators.

All eight of us - listed in post below - are looking forward hugely to being completely inspired and to learning from some of the most successful global brands (and some new names that are using new technology in really impressive ways) about their approach to the challenges we all face with issues like rapid pace of change, monetization, partnerships and making digital content compelling (to name but a few!)

Our jam-packed, fabulous three day schedule of meetings includes ngmoco:), IDEO, Ning, Smule, Google (Google Ocean team), Lucas Arts/Industrial Light & Magic, Revision 3, Lonely Planet and rounding it all off with some R&D at Pixar!

We’ll keep you all updated how we get on each day on this page and share some of the secrets of their success and the differences in approach to business - so keep an eye out from Wednesday (18th) for our adventures in the Valley…

Comment by Colin Cameron on February 26, 2009 at 2:00pm

Fond memories! Wish them all well from Alison Millar and me! (and John O'Kane, and Harry Bell.....!)

Comment by Carole Dunlop on February 26, 2009 at 1:43pm

Hi Colin - office buzzing - graduation day today for Denis's Senior Producer Programme. Always a great atmosphere tinged with touch of sadness at the end of a year together.

Good luck with those commissioners!

Comment by Colin Cameron on February 26, 2009 at 12:36pm

Hi guys - hope you're still having fun. In Belfast at the moment, hoping against hope that a commissioner might make a decision....

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