A thousand words (or less)
Danny Gregory from Everyday Matters has an amusing piece in this US satirical mag-site
Danny Gregory from Everyday Matters has an amusing piece in this US satirical mag-site
Another blog-baby so cigars all round – I can’t take full responsibility for this one though, Noël clearly just needed a gentle push in the right direction. So the production journal for Holy Ghost is up and running, and taking comments. The hope is that this will be a full company affair with contributions from…
First, say “Happy Birthday Helen!” Now, even on her birthday she gives her friends something, she told me about this and I’m going to pass it on. If you’re a fan of Yo! Sushi, then for the price of some of your valuable personal information (no, nothing beyond the usual name, e-mail, birthday etc) you…
Nice little google – try searching for modernising government agenda and hit the [I’m feeling lucky] button. Obviously either time to get back to old-fashioned government or even moderner government…. Yer ’tis in case it slips from the top page in google
This e-government conference looks interesting and is just far enough away to be a target time for me to get something up, running and buzzing in the Public Service Conversations area – whether I go to it or not.
Lessig is podcasting … in his own way. He reads aloud from his latest published work in Wired – a good piece on public funding of wi-fi – but the fact that he’s “just” reading it gets a lot more comment than the content of what he says. He does explain up front, on his…
No this isn’t a late reference to my face scraping escapades in Stratford a few weeks ago. Neither is it specific to iPods. It’s an article on the possible adverse health affects of having to listen to portable audio players too loud to compensate for the background racket of travelling on London’s tubes and trains….