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Denis Campbell

Outside the Boundaries - is a collection of business, service, US Election, entertainment and living abroad features by Wales-based US journalist and author Denis Campbell, a contributor to EU and US based newspapers, magazines, blogs and e-zines.

Friday, 21 March 2008

Ooops?

Just silly. No No No!

Put your cash in your mattress? Yes! Yes! Yes!

Posted by Ouside the Boundaries at 21:46

Labels: Bear Stearn, financial meltdown, MSNBC, Outside the Boundaries, politics

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Subverting Dominant Paradigms

My goal is to awaken traditional media and static 1-way... "I've got something to say to you, so listen," websites. Web 2.0 is here and readers demand a voice in what they receive and when. I'd like for there to be more two-way dialogues where we listen to and learn from each other.

My life motto is "enjoy the ride" and over years spent on the bleeding edge of business change and innovation, I've thoroughly enjoyed it. I hope you enjoy any time spent here and that our dialogue together grows.

Who Am I ?

Denis Campbell: South Wales, United Kingdom; A Yank who enjoys living along South Wales' Glamorgan Heritage Coast. As a businessman living in the EU for 10-years, writing was a passionate hobby. This blog started as a collection of business, political and lifestyle features published across the EU since 2001. The intention is to grow it into a place for business and political interaction and discussions on topics of the day. Thanks for visiting and feel free to let me know your thoughts and opinions.

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Why blog now?

I recently turned 50 and after 29-years of running projects and businesses in oganizations as diverse as Price Waterhouse, The Classic Rock Television Network, a Wales-based global seminar business and an EU-wide corporate cultural change management consultancy, learned that in addition, I most enjoyed prodding and helping businesses to do and be better, become more innovative and reward internal creativity and entrepreneurialism.