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Great (if sparse) lunch here – lots of chances for stimulating conversations, I talked to Lee Bryant, Anu Gupta, Loic LeMeur, Euan Semple, Martin Dugage (briefly) and Doc Searls – got lots of audio for a podcast for later – will need editing down. Lots of talk about the format and how we could/should do…
Download (21MB) Helen Keegan and I spent International Women’s Day interviewing women (and some men) in tech (and other sectors!) in London about their experience of gender in the workplace and where we’re at with equality. We’re releasing the audio as podcasts over the next couple of days with minimal editing. We will produce a…
Just a quick plug for the Cafe in Ray’s Jazz Shop within Foyles in the Charing Cross Road. Excellent coffee, great atmosphere, really cool music and a guy behind the bar who doesn’t really mind having his picture taken, I’m sure. Plus free wifi for customers – way to go Ray! (contrast with Borders over…
Off to the London Company of Friends barbecue in SW8 last night. Lots of interesting people, many professing to be ex-readers of Fast Company. Uh-oh, there’s photographic evidence. For those who don’t know, the lady on my left is Helen Keegan, she of the still popular “bodcast” Many thanks to Matt O’Neill for organising, slaving…
Just a snippet. Cross not to have power supply. Sir Tim says something to the effect of: People doing interesting things fall between stools. The web has to be thought of as humanity connected, rather than an interconnection of computer systems. And you have to remember it’s big, very big and it’s complex. It’s not…
I just broke my last tenner buying stuff for breakfast tomorrow. Hmmm… it wasn’t supposed to still be like this but the truth is that it isn’t a sob story, it’s just the way things are for today and things can change very quickly. [UPDATE: micropatrons & postcard buyers have saved the bacon for now……