Meanwhile, in another part of London… …rumour has it that Adam Curry was doing a sound-seeing tour in London yesterday too but here’s my perspective on a lovely spring day in the West End of London, walking from the Selfridges end of Oxford St, down South Moulton St, along Brook St and the bottom of…
This conversation is getting interesting – but it’s still the “phoney war”. A couple of hours after I posted on Odeo yesterday, I got a mail from David Janes at BlogMatrix suggesting I try out his new tool Sparks! (not my exclamation mark!) which is an integrated podcatcher, rss aggregator, blogging tool, media player and…
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.
Dave reminds us of what we still don’t know about Odeo. And Adam talks about advertising and making money in podcasting. What bugs me about Odeo is that they’re a “podcasting” company without any podcasts! How much credibility does that show – would you have bought blogging from Evan if he didn’t have a blog…
OK, this was recorded on 20th February just after podwalk 6 but it’s been sitting “in the can” since then as I’ve been doing all sorts of other things. You can hear me walk and talk my way from the Great Court of the British Museum over to Kingsway, down High Holborn, over Holborn viaduct…
This is a test post from , a fancy photo sharing thing.
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…
You are privileged enough to get to hear me go through my paces with Quick Lamb Curry, a midweek special, ‘cos I’ve been sick off work but back to bouncing by this evening. An accompanying picture set is over on flickr.com Mmmmmm…..smell that chilli and coriander…..
I just posted a comment on one of the threads around the Google Autolink debate, thusly: “Is there another way of looking at this? It seems to me that the debate has only been framed so far in either…or terms, ie of the web either being read/writeable or read-only whereas actually it’s been both for…
I’ve been using these inkernets for more than ten years now, so perhaps I’m a bit jaded and not in the target audience, but I can’t actually see anything of use in the UK Government’s launch of ITsafe. It looks like someone’s GCSE coursework project It has very little information – None of its publications…