Author Archives: Yang-May Ooi

Yang-May Ooi

About Yang-May Ooi

Social Media Advisor. Yang-May has an in-depth knowledge of social media and business as well as being a business writer, novelist and keen blogger. She loves making connections with people online as well as in real world settings. Yang-May blogs at FusionView.co.uk

Play for Japan

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Like many round the world, I’ve been watching the unfolding disaster in Japan with horror and pity. It is impossible to imagine what it must be like to lose everything so suddenly, even as we [...]

Multimedia Writing: In Conversation with Steve Slack

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Yang-May Ooi talks to Dulwich resident and Dulwich OnView regular contributor, Steve Slack, about writing the multimedia guide for the British Museum’s Italian Renaissance Drawings exhibtion. This podcast first appeared on the Fusion View Mobile [...]

Silent Spring – but in a good way

Yang-May Ooi shares her podcast reflecting on the silent skies above South London, which first appeared earlier this week on her blog Fusion View Continuing my exploration of the volcano ash travel crisis, I reflect [...]

Village London: A walk from Blackheath to Greenwich

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There are other lovely villages in South London beyond Dulwich, hard as it is to imagine… Yang-May Ooi suggests a walk to discover two of them.

Behind the Scenes at Dulwich OnView

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Yang-May Ooi introduces you to the mission of Dulwich OnView and some of the volunteers who make it happen.

Dulwich OnView at The Social Web Conference

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Yang-May Ooi reports from The Social Web Conference that took place at Dulwich Picture Gallery last week You may have caught The Virtual Revolution on BBC last Saturday night, which gave on overview of the [...]

December in Dulwich – a photoblog

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We took a stroll with our cameras to capture an ordinary Sunday in Dulwich in the run up to Xmas

History All Around Me

Looking at our leafy suburb with historic eyes One of the most interesting things about living in London is that history is all around us – often going back hundreds if not thousands of years. [...]

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