As I temporarily don’t have broadband access outside of office hours, and because by brain has been very focused on Public Service Conversations I haven’t been here since Friday and although I have an audioblog in the can for today I have come out without the necessary cables to upload. Ah me.
After the e-word extravaganza (yeah, yeah stuff’s coming) I popped down to Fulham to meet up with Saira Khan who’s reporting on blogging for BBC Radio Five, but who British TV audiences will know as “that feisty, gobby woman with the megaphone who should have won” from The Apprentice. I’m so glad that when I…
A good morning for podcast listening on the train into London. First up Morning Coffee Notes for April 14th from Dave Winer, in which he answers questions for Robert Scoble and Shel Israel about how and why he started blogging and what was the story with the creation of RSS, oh yeah and remembers he…
I saw weird stuff in my search query logs today – at first I thought it was funny and a bit crazy that people were finding me through “beastiality”. I tried to think where I’d mentioned (and mispelled) such practices. Then, I happened to look back at an archive post and realised why – although…
I don’t normally partake, but hey it’s New Year’s Eve and this is spookily close to the truth. You are 29% geek You are a geek liaison, which means you go both ways. You can hang out with normal people or you can hang out with geeks which means you often have geeks as friends…
Not much time for original blogging today – so a little trip to the archives instead, especially for those who are relatively new here. For some reason, this song feels very apt at the moment…. (ignore the rambling bit at the beginning, unless you’re interested in what podcasting was like back in the early, early…
Thanks to France being all quatorze juillet yesterday, we got the benefit of Clay Shirky’s wit and wisdom over lunchtime at Demos. Although the first few minutes were “Previously on ‘Here Comes Every Body’”, as you’d expect in a session chaired by Paul Miller at the lefty think-tank there was much focus on the use…