...as the Carpenters once sang. Welcome to The latest FAD blog, which has the purpose of communicating news, views and information about all of the companies that belong to 'Friday Holdings Ltd'.
We want to make this a resource for you to visit regularly and find out the lastest about what's going on with all of our companies - product developments, promotions, new starters, success stories, news, views and more.
And it goes without saying that we need YOU to help make this work. The old BT slogan "It's good to talk" has never been so relevant, especially with a company of our size that not only operates businesses across a wide-range of markets, but that are also geographically different.
From Bristol to Bedford to Pembroke to Preston to Sayers Common to sunny Spain, there's loads going on that others within the company would like to hear about. Make sure you keep me regularly updated with anything of interest by emailing me (david.somerville@friday-ad.co.uk).
One other great reason for using this format is that you can also comment on the articles that are posted (although we believe in freedom of speech we will remove anything that's offensive, slanderous etc...even if it's true!).
We'll be updating the blog regularly and if you forget to look at it for a while then we'll drop you an email to let you know some new stuff has been posted.
Anyway enough of the waffle for now. They'll be more posts soon, so keep checking back...
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Nice idea, David, and it's looking good. As someone who looked after ("masterminded" would be too strong a word) the Media Bulletin for a couple of years, may I recommend a healthy dose of humour every so often. I used to include a really rubbish joke at the end of each bulletin [1]. When I packed it in to do other things, no-one complained of the lack of up-to-date media headlines. But some mailed me to ask where I got my jokes from. I think it was the only thing they noticed.
[1] Like "OK, what's the speed of dark?" and "When the inventor of the drawing board screwed up, what did he have to go back to?" (Thanks Mazz.)
Good luck with it.
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