In summertime, the words "The Berkshire Experience" suggest evenings on the lawn at Tanglewood, hiking the Appalachian Trail, and shopping the antique stores of Route 7. But that's the title, I've just read, for a talk I'll be giving in January at the American Historical Society. It certainly gives me room to manoeuvre. I just wonder
I don't spend all that much time in the Berkshires at weekends, but thousands of other people do. I'm here this weekend and it's turning out wonderfully--not only perfect weather, but a succession of the small delights that make this, now that I think about it, rather a nice place to build a global media business,
It's great to get coverage anywhere, but to have an excellent article in Publishers Weekly timed to coincide with launch of China Gold is a especially wonderful. PW's New England reporter, Judith Rosen, has been there for some time and it's really good occasionally to pick up our conversation--and then to see this article, "Berkshire Goes
I've got one more day of conferencing, Day 2 of the Green Data Centres Conference at the Bloomsbury Holiday Inn. I'm the "chair" of this particular event, which means that I sit in a comfortable armchair on the side of the platform, listening to the speakers at close quarters. It's the most technical conference I've been
