blogging about tech, blogging about social media, blogging about big ideas in mass collaboration, blogging about new ways of marketing your yada yada yada.
From time to time it’s really good to just read someone writing about something extraordinary in their life or something ordinary but nonetheless signficant.
Gary Numan in mad eye mode Originally uploaded by technokitten. I’ve really enjoyed seeing Helen’s pictures of the Electric Picnic coming in through her flickr stream this week. She’s back and has just posted a write-up and it just sounds a beautiful cross between idyllic, serene and crazy ape bonkers. “Next was Gary Numan, who…
The seriousnicity of this blog has risen to unacceptabubble levels. And so today I give you the news…Nazdrovian style. Mazd Kravia!!!
Following on from the marketing 2.0 content 2.0 debate earlier I was struck by this advertising on the side of a van which I spotted at Embankment on my way here. Not for the obvious reason but because I’d also just seen on Breakfast TV Charles Dunstone from Carphone Warehouse being grilled by Declan on…
The heat on the tube and the introduction of fans to keep people more comfortable was a little news blip yesterday. Annie had of course covered it a few weeks ago and I meant to comment at the time, but y’know… didn’t. The issue that doesn’t seem to have come up at all is how…
Belgrave Road, top of St George’s Square Originally uploaded by Lloyd Davis. I took this pic on my walk to work this morning. The beauty and prosperity of those big white houses in the sunshine just hit me like a brick. This is about half way on my 10 minute walk to work. I just…
I find it very productive to sometimes think “What if I’m completely wrong about this?” You know, “What if this tightly-held, well-evidenced belief is actually not true?” Even if it does turn out to be true, it can be an illuminating exercise to consider what the world would be like or what our experience of…
aw bless you for thinking of me and my ordinary (!) life 😉 just to update you, I have now been gazumped, unfortunately, so back to square one… Why does life have to be like snakes and ladders?