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Early days on Seesmic
Really enjoying “pre-alpha” access to seesmic.com the new kid on the lifestream block courtesy of Loïc LeMeur. It’s a closed group for the time being and feels nicely diverse and international which makes a good change from the usual West Coast dominance. Halley Suitt’s french cracks me up as much as it did at the…
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How many blondes does it take…
No, this wasn’t a queue for the Marshall Street Clinic in Soho. Wash your minds out with soap. There’s a reality TV show (well, ‘reality’ might be stretching it a little) called WAGs boutique being filmed over the road where a group of young women who have some relationship to a sportsman get to run…
Silly Lists, Silly Games
This evening, my attention was drawn to the fact that I wasn’t on the twitter grader “Twitter Elite in London” list. Oh Noes! Wot a calamitee! So I checked out my location setting and found it to be “London, UK” – it’s a free-form text box so you can, and I did, temporarily, change it…
An amateur writes…
Thanks Adam for pointing to Michael Billington’s piece on theatre criticism. I wish I had more time to respond, but in the few minutes before I get in the shower, I would add these points: A great number of the theatre directors I’ve spoke to about in-house (marketing, if you like) blogging they have seen…
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Surveillance Screening
I’ve been invited to a screening of Surveillance this Saturday (14th April) at midday at the NFT but I have a prior commitment. According to the blurb the film was well received at the Berlin Film Festival recently and I just spoke to Paul the Director who tells me that it’ll be going to Seattle…
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Tuttle Club – getting to the nub of why
So in the previous post I went on (and on) about relationships online and off-. The next point is that we seem to have grown up with a prejudice that online relationships are “not as real” or “not as good” as those we create offline. While I am prone to this myself, when I think…