Blogs

Launching BrightLemon’s Breakfast Seminar Series

17 April 2013 - 4:09pm by Adam Cole

BrightLemon hosted the first in a series of breakfast seminars to discuss and present the challenges and successes in building online communities.

WellHappy to support young people in London

02 April 2013 - 11:31am by Adam Cole

LONDON: City hall hosted a spectacular evening event to mark the launch of the WellHappy app designed by BrightLemon for myhealthlondon and NHS Lon

Can online communities enhance health education?

02 April 2013 - 11:09am by Guest Blogger

The internet is a world of paradox, extremes and contradictions and the world of online health is not exempt.

MySQL Co Founder : David Axmark @ DrupalCamp London

18 March 2013 - 4:05pm by Adam Cole

David is one of the founders of MySQL AB and a developer of the free database server, MySQL, the world's most used open source relational database management system.

How Drupal Camp London was organised

18 March 2013 - 11:39am by Leon Tong

BrightLemon supports University of Cambridge in cam.ac.uk re-build

13 March 2013 - 4:05pm by Adam Cole

University of Cambridge called on BrightLemon to help them re-build their site using Drupal 7, an open source

Drupal Camping in London

12 March 2013 - 3:48pm by Adam Cole

After being a spectator to the planning and buzz for some months, DrupalCamp London; my first Drupal community event succeeded in leaving a lasting impression on me.

How to persuade a crowd

10 March 2013 - 2:10pm by Leon Tong

This is the first in a series of blogs about "Groupology". [Groupology (gru:p'oledzI) n. The study of Groups.]

Drupal Camp London 2013

04 March 2013 - 12:40pm by Adam Cole

Drupal Camp London 2013 saw over 400 Drupal enthusiasts gather in London to share ideas, advice and expertise on what we all think is the world’s g

Can online communities help to solve the obesity epidemic?

27 February 2013 - 11:03am by Guest Blogger

Sometimes social media sites like Facebook and Twitter are blamed for increasing isolation, encouraging people to spend more time interacting with their computer or phone than with people in the