A hat tip to Jaume Clotet over at El Singular Digital for his article this morning profiling our blog and movement. There article can be read in full (in Catalan) here: http://www.elsingulardigital.cat/cat/notices/2011/05/robbed_in_barcelona_68283.php Jaume is a journalistic collaborator with AVUI, Público, Ara and TV3, so we’re glad he’s interested in this topic. See below for a...
We thought we should tell you a little about the stats and numbers we’re getting on our blog and other online locations. We started this blog on April 10th, 2011 and since then we’ve had 3,662 unique visitors, who have given us 4,697 visits over 57 countries producing 13,025 pageviews. Most traffic is from...
We’ve made a few changes in the way we share information on “Robbed In Barcelona” Until now, Facebook has been our only means to communicate with the growing number of concerned people joining our Facebook group. This week we relaunched our website as a blog (www.robbedinbarcelona.com) and we now publish there first, but only...
Danny and Luke have been busy. They’ve designed-up a trio of posters (A4 size) that can be printed-out and stuck-up on walls and doorways around the city, in locations you feel suffer from bag snatching and pickpocketing. Download them here (three x 1mb *.jpgs in a single 1.2mb *.zip). Readers: If you represent –...
We’re going to do some tweeting using @RiBCN. Please follow us. We’ll use Twitter for quick-hit stories & time sensitive stuff. You won’t miss the juiciest info by continuing to follow us on Facebook. Update: When tweeting live updates on robbery incidents in Barcelona, please use the hashtag #RiBCNalert – we will do the...
This Facebook group was one year old last week. We currently have 2,784 fans/friends. We have plans for the year ahead. All to be revealed soon. Comments, so far, are: Damien Dillon last sunday i saw thieves run the length of an empty carriage to block someone’s path while their mates fiddled with their...
A French TV company has been in contact. They’re looking for inspirational stories/anecdotes of things people do to prevent crime, protect themselves, or inform others about crime in Barcelona. Anyone have any suggestions? Please post them here. Comments were: I know someone who got robbed in Barcelona Who was the guy that had the...
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