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Whatleydude gets sexed up

In event on 12 June 2008 with View Comments

I ran into James Whatley, the mastermind behind SpinVox’ corporate blog at SMS Text News bash hosted by Ewan MacLeod on Tuesday evening. James has been working with the MTV Staying Alive Foundation to produce a site: Stand By What You Say. This allows people in a number of European countries to talk about taboo subjects, currently its about safe sex. Areas like why it is embaressing to purchase condoms in a shop, despite living in a laissez-faire society.

James talks about it in more depth here.


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Good headline! Thought I was going to get to laugh at James, but he’s doing good, well done

Posted by Jaz on 12 June 2008 @ 10am

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