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2008
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Journalists as experts
“In moving beyond the heated debate about whether or not having lots of Twitter followers ...”
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It's official: I've Britain's tenth biggest web-bourne ego. Rah!
“There's form for this kind of blog post. False modesty, for sure. Cloying, faux disbelief, ...”
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links for 2008-11-20
“ WSJ.com: Dow Falls Below 8000 Just in case you thought things were over, or even just ...”
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We're all blogging now
“Journo blogger and academic Paul Bradshaw asks if we can define blogging without referring to ...”
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links for 2008-11-13
“ Times Online: FA asks Joe Kinnear to explain 'Mickey Mouse referee' insult Umm... what, exactly, does ...”
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“ Scottish newspaper sales in 2008 Record - 341k, Herald - 61k, Scotsman - 49k (tags: scotland newspapers ...”
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links for 2008-11-07
“ Barack Obama's Flickr stream: Election Night 11-04-08 Fascinating set of pictures from Obama's team... reveals the ...”
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links for 2008-11-06 (A US election linkathonspecial)
“ MediaGuardian: Election watchers flock to BBC Thought the BBC coverage was tame - typical moment seemed ...”
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Event: what happens to newspapers?
“I'm looking forward to tomorrow evening's New Media Knowledge debate, What Happens to Newspapers? I'll be ...”
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More on the crunch and Scotland
“The implications of the credit crunch on Scottish nationalism is something already being explored by ...”
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Is the crash really Scotland's "financial Culloden?"
“There's a grim irony that, just as Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling are rebuilding their ...”
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Sep
30
Reality television
“Never mind escapism. Turns out, as Sarah Hughes reports on MediaGuardian, that real life is ...”
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Picture this
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The US election online: webby tricks and tweets
An injury table for the English Premier League
“OK... this will appear downright odd to everyone who didn't sign up for the Completetosh.com ...”
1 comments
22
Time: how we became the United States of France
“A little bittersweet but... well, Bill Saporito in Time made me laugh with an almost ...”
2 comments
Slotmusic: a new music format destined to fail at a store nowhere near you
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Banking: happier days*
“I could offer some searing insight into the financial crisis, or... some YouTube vids. C'mon... ...”
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08
Rounding up your London-living advice
“There was a lovely response to my post last week on living in London, which ...”
07
If you don't have an argument of your own to deal with...
“The latest miracle brought to us by the interwebs; SideTaker - the site that "lets ...”
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Aug
25
Best Western responds to those hack claims
“I mentioned Iain S Bruce's big Sunday Herald exclusive yesterday, which claimed that 8m people ...”
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[Updated] Best Western hacked - 8m people should [maybe] be nervous
“[Update: Since I wrote this, Best Western has responded to the story, firmly denying the ...”
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See Barack roll
“Only three days after you saw it somewhere else first... I'm just pleased we live in ...”
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Fantasy league - it's filling up fast, just like my basement
“We're cleaning up here at Tosh Towers, but not in the financial sense. Following the ...”
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My, how we laughed
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When blogs die
“Damn. A favourite blog - London Connections - has suddenly decided to give up the ...”
Jul
31
Ben Hammersley joins Wired UK
“I'm delighted to see Ben Hammersley's joining Wired UK as deputy editor. It's a great ...”
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On board the Qantas jet that popped a hole at 30,000 feet
1 comments
"While Obama was wowing them in Berlin, McCain was knocking over apple sauce jars in supermarkets. Hello, Tipping Point..."
“Hugh MacLeod's pithy political commentary on Twitter, this morning. [Update, 1600:] Since I'm getting a lot ...”
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SEO: we're all at it
“Over at the Telegraph, Shane Richmond is lamenting Private Eye's confusion about the search engine ...”
2 comments
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A TV news report that could make you sick to the stomach
“My attention was grabbed by an ITV London Today story this lunchtime, firmly stating that ...”
5 comments
From the archives... Google's first mention
“For no other reason than it's a lazy Sunday morning, I was browsing back through ...”
Jun
28
Pies are great
6 comments
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To Twit, or not to Twit
“[Warning: this post will mean nothing to you if you don't use Twitter or - ...”
4 comments
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It helps to forget
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01
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26
Spammers strangling Craigslist?
“From Techdirt: "Random text is added to each spam message to fool Craigslist's duplicate message detector. ...”
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Special Friday bonus link
“I know you're looking forward to next weekend's Eurovision Song Contest finals as much as ...”
2 comments
15
The clear-up begins
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links for 2008-05-11
“ Flickr: Old Ibrox Fantastic set of pictures showing Ibrox Park being rebuilt in what must have ...”
06
links for 2008-05-06
“ Funky Cloud Fun-looking GTD app for the Mac (tags: productivity mac gtd) NIKEFOOTBALL: Hammersley found the full version of ...”
03
Where we find the time
“When I tell friends that, chez Tosh, we tend to watch TV while using our ...”
2 comments
Apr
30
links for 2008-04-30
“ Tikun Olam-???? ????: Comment is Free, Wikipedia, and Why Blogs ‘Don’t Get No Respect’ Richard Silverstein's ...”
Did AOL steal my work? I need your help...
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links for 2008-04-28
“ Wired.com: Twinkle is iPhone + Twitter + location The future has arrived, on jailbroken iPhones at ...”
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links for 2008-04-26
“ Scotland cruise | Gallery | guardian.co.uk Travel I've been sitting thousands of miles away gawping at ...”
1 comments
25
Fake Steve Jobs on the future of digital media
“Forbes magazine journalist Dan Lyons, aka Fake Steve Jobs, has given an entertaining keynote here ...”
links for 2008-04-25
“ Blake's 7 is being remade for Sky One I'm obviously wildly excited. I hope they recreate ...”
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links for 2008-04-24
“ LocationAware.org "LocationAware's goal is to help drive the standardization of how a user's geolocation is exposed ...”
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I was once a US Government-sanctioned journalist, you know
“A footnote on the whole Mayhill Fowler thing: Mindy McAdams, writing about this story, makes ...”
2 comments
Who's a journalist, who's not, and why it doesn't really matter anyway
“There's been some enjoyable to-and-fro after a Obama campaign donor, Mayhill Fowler, punched the mouth ...”
5 comments
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links for 2008-04-15
“ New York Observer Gawker Media Sells Idolator, Gridskipper; Spins Off Wonkette Denton's email hints at some ...”
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links for 2008-04-14
“ Charlie Brooker: I don't care what Ken Livingstone does - I'll still vote for him "Desperate ...”
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links for 2008-04-12
“ BuzzMachine: Customer Omega for the airlines A fine polemic. "If there ever was a tipping point ...”
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"It's all gone blue"
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links for 2008-04-11
“ AppleInsider: Apple conceptualized smart MVNO system ahead of iPhone The sound you hear as you read ...”
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links for 2008-04-08
“ Eclectic boogaloo: Oh no. The Tories got in. Jamie Milne's brilliant piece about watching all ten ...”
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“ Martin Moore: The bizarre relationship between Alastair Campbell and the BBC Why are the BBC so ...”
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links for 2008-04-01
“ BuzzMachine: The last portal Jeff hails Yahoo's new women's portal as "born from a speadsheet rather ...”
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links for 2008-03-31
“ Dadblog: Something is very, very wrong here Lloyd on why British TV drama sucks. He blames ...”
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HoopsHype acquired
“... barely 24 hours after I noted this about HoopsHype, the site was bought by ...”
links for 2008-03-25
“ WordPress › Blog » 2.5 Sneak Peek Looking forward to the 2.5 upgrade, which has input ...”
1 comments
24
Lessons from HoopsHype, the influential NBA site run from... Spain
“There are interesting lessons (or reminders) falling out this WSJ.com story about HoopsHype, a basketball ...”
1 comments
19
Applauding Shirky's light touch
“Clay Shirky rolled into town yesterday, giving a lunchtime lecture to a packed house down ...”
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The Asus Eee PC, and why small could be big
7 comments
links for 2008-03-17
“ WSJ.com: Why we're powerless to resist grazing on endless web data "Cats and lasers are useful ...”
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links for 2008-03-04
“ Guardian.co.uk: Leader: Royal retreat The point of newspapers is to give readers the facts. When they ...”
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Feb
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“ Valleywag: In Scoble vs. Calacanis, Musk's Tesla wins When our alien overlords finally descend for the ...”
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links for 2008-02-16
“ Guardian.co.uk: My day as Brentford FC's assistant manager "There may be a gulf between Premier League ...”
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Clinton campaign may be in more trouble than it knows
“From today's coverage: "Clinton's strategist, Mark Penn, tried to downplay the importance of momentum. 'Winning Democratic ...”
4 comments
05
More perspectives on Yahoo + Microsoft
“I think the proposed merger is a bad idea simply on business terms - these ...”
1 comments
04
Good grief, Yahoo
“I do hope Yahoo's beleaguered top brass didn't spend all weekend thinking up this defense ...”
Yahoo + Microsoft: it can't be about innovation, either
2 comments
Jan
31
links for 2008-01-31
“ Scott Douglas: A Canny place for a pint Loving this post about the Canny Man's, a ...”
1 comments
30
Cheek by jowl
3 comments
Facebook's a nuisance, isn't it?
“We always knew that Facebook had the capacity to turn into a right pain in ...”
2 comments
24
links for 2008-01-24
“ Is Town's spot of bother a record? "It is believed Swindon Town have become the first ...”
21
Ready for a seismic, and lasting, shift in TV viewing
“I've had a post in draft for weeks. It was going to wonder aloud about ...”
2 comments
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links for 2008-01-17
“ Tech weekly: Macworld, CES and One Laptop Per Child I'm biased, I know, but I think ...”
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links for 2008-01-16
“ Notebooks.com: MacBook Air: Hands on at MacWorld "The MacBook Air is impressively thin, but Apple’s asking ...”
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Teaching journalism new tricks (and keeping a few old ones too)
“There's been quite a stooshie around journalism training and education these last few days. Paul ...”
12 comments
links for 2008-01-15
“ DIGtrends: The Digital Tipping Point is Imminent "The fundamental shift in the way in which we ...”
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links for 2008-01-12
“ Jay Leno: How to Float a Boat on Air Snigger. (tags: jayleno weird) ”
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links for 2008-01-11
“ Guardian.co.uk: UK's worst rail service faces strike I used to commute on "First" "Great" "Western". Question ...”
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“ MediaGuardian: Mail on Sunday relaunches next weekend "The Mail on Sunday will relaunch [...] with an ...”
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links for 2008-01-07
“ FollowFollow.com: Ibrox stadium history History of the Glasgow stadium with pictures from through the years (tags: rangers ...”
5 comments
05
links for 2008-01-05
“ MediaGuardian: New Big Brother launches with less than half of last year's audience And, call me ...”
04
Those weeks in media, in full
“What a scarily efficient bunch they are - less than 24 hours after my meme-y ...”
03
My week in media
“Memewatch: Having kicked-off a "week in media meme", picked up by bloggers of such lofty ...”
4 comments
02
links for 2008-01-02
“ Steve Jobs Keynote Index Fund "If you held the $10,000 of [Apple] shares bought in 1997, ...”
01
Lessons in diplomacy (part two)
“How the world changes in 24 hours. Voice of America reports: "The United States Monday ...”
1 comments
links for 2008-01-01
“ BBC - Radio Labs - Scrobbling your BBC Radio listening Cool widgets from the BBC's radio ...”
2007
Dec
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“ Subterranea Britannica: Crystal Palace High Level Station subway Those crazy Victorians (tags: abandonedspaces crystalpalace) Slate: Why Starbucks actually ...”
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links for 2007-12-19
“ Guardian Video: Top Gear BBC iPlayer ad Delighted they're using Top Gear's visit to the deep ...”
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The things an iPhone does differently
“Most mobile phones I've owned have sucked. Because I've tended to go for more fully-specced ...”
107 comments
links for 2007-12-18
“ The abiding value of breaking news "It’s shocking that we still have to bring up how ...”
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links for 2007-12-05
“ OneOfSix: Hacking the Tassimo single-serve coffee machine One of the geekiest blog posts I've read start ...”
Fewer English, better for England?
“The debate about the number of English players playing for English clubs, which I joined ...”
5 comments
04
Congratulations to Planet Ink
“Hearty congratulations to my mate Shaun Milne and his colleagues at Planet Ink, who are ...”
1 comments
links for 2007-12-04
“ I Am Seb: Why the BBC Fails at the Internet Terrifying blog post on technical travails ...”
1 comments
Holiday music horror
“Damn near disgraced m'self when I read James Likeks' description of this version of Good ...”
1 comments
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Nov
30
links for 2007-11-30
“ Google Maps for Mobile Shows Your Location, Even Without GPS Cue cries of: now they know ...”
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On footballing quotas
“You won't hear me arguing for restraint of trade very often, but in football's case ...”
2 comments
links for 2007-11-29
“ Video: The return of Max Headroom Splendid idea... 80s Channel 4 icon Max Headroom is back, ...”
28
More on Carphone Warehouse's dodgy insurance sales
“You'll recall I bought my iPhone from Carphone Warehouse... and the salesman misled me about ...”
Answers...
“to questions being phoned in randomly by readers of this blog not - they insist ...”
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This'll be the post-mortem, then
“The voice is recovering, the head clearing, the cat is back from under the bed. ...”
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Good grief
“Britain's debt and numeracy crises, explained in one story: 'Cool cash' card confusion "A LOTTERY scratchcard has ...”
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It won't stop me buying an iPhone tonight...
“but Sony's new ad for its MP3 players is really rather good. It was made ...”
1 comments
02
Big in Linux
“BBC head of technology Ashley Highfield's been upsetting m'techy friends this week, apparently suggesting the ...”
7 comments
Documentary footage of my Saturday morning lie-in
“Wake up catUploaded by dmars72”
2 comments
01
links for 2007-11-01
“ SacredFacts: blah blah blog There's no better way to understand the huge changes sweeping the media ...”
Oct
31
Five things the NUJ could do to engage with the web
“OK. As threatened yesterday, here are some suggestions on how the NUJ could get more ...”
6 comments
30
NUJ and new media: the trouble is, they just don't know what's going on
“ The Journalist magazine finally arrived at Tosh Towers, and its convergence coverage was broadly as ...”
5 comments
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links for 2007-10-29
“ Guardian: 3 set to announce Skype phone Big fuss over this, and techies might wonder why... ...”
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links for 2007-10-27
“ JACK fm Oxfordshire : playing what we want The Jack radio format - ultramixed adult contemporary ...”
1 comments
26
links for 2007-10-26
“ Engadget: Apple and Sony, like peas in an iPod Remarkable similarity between press shots for a ...”
25
NUJ: is it "hypocritical" to remain a member?
“It would, you'd imagine, take something remarkable to unite commentators from the Telegraph and the ...”
21 comments
links for 2007-10-25
“ Guardian America | Guardian Unlimited Welcome to the newest node on the Guardian Unlimited network - ...”
24
Scotland's continued health
“It's good to see Times columnist Magnus Linklater agree with my earlier post here that ...”
Yes, I know. I've changed it all again
“The last blog theme lasted less than a month, I realise. But it just wasn't ...”
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Here's to Scotland's health
“Today's Telegraph splash on Scotland's plans to abolish prescription charges might sound like Tory bleating, ...”
1 comments
12
Interesting Dulles
5 comments
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links for 2007-10-11
“ Phil Windley: Living with the Redbilled Oxpecker "The most important lesson to learn about the press ...”
10
NYC: Plotting the future of networked journalism
“I'm in New York this week, at Jeff Jarvis's Networked Journalism summit at the New ...”
1 comments
08
links for 2007-10-08
“ NYC iPod doctor They say you can get anything delivered in Manhattan... I'm going to try ...”
06
links for 2007-10-06
“ ThinkGeek :: Wi-Fi Detector Shirt The glowing bars on the front of the shirt dynamically change ...”
2 comments
05
links for 2007-10-05
“ AOP awards 2007 We had a good, three gong night on the Guardian Unlimited table. Wins ...”
03
Google's agency deal
“British online news veteran Peter Bale has had some interesting things to say at today's ...”
2 comments
Sep
30
Aaand... we're live?
“I've been farting about with this for weeks. It's a new look, a new publishing ...”
13 comments
16
Facebook is not the web. It's only on the web.
“Mike Butcher - back at TechCrunch UK, I'm happy to see - writes an interesting ...”
2 comments
15
Cruel, nasty, short
“Why is my blog top of Google India for the search term "cruel nasty short ...”
3 comments
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The essay that got me started
“Dug out during some research for a conference talk: this essay by Josh Quittner, published ...”
2 comments
Aug
19
Running silent
“Things are going quiet around here for the next few weeks... on the blog's return, ...”
16
A journalism student writes...
“Sigh. This email, from what I presume to be a desperate undergrad with a pressing ...”
5 comments
Jul
31
It's hard to see the future from there
“I was sorry to see that the Economist's innovation project, Project Red Stripe, didn't yield ...”
5 comments
On setting up an Apple Airport wifi network
“A recurring frustration chez Tosh is the Wifi, provided by Apple's Airport kit. It seems ...”
9 comments
27
Covering a summer of floods in video
“If you don't live in the UK, you could be forgiven for not appreciating the ...”
8 comments
26
Tough gig
“We all like to grumble about problems at work from time to time, but spare ...”
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More frank news coverage
“Following on from last week's post, I know you'll appreciate this new piece of plain-speaking ...”
2 comments
22
Death of the Scottish press
“Tim Luckhurst paints a depressing picture of the Scottish quality press in today's Independent on ...”
2 comments
18
Calling it as your readers would
“Here's a gem from the Paisley Daily Express. You'll want to read the whole thing, ...”
13 comments
06
Friday afternoon school assembly humour
“Songs of Praise, with subtitles.”
4 comments
The iPhone strategy rolls out
“Sorry to bang on (OK - not really) but we're seeing Apple's iPhone strategy play ...”
2 comments
BA's crisis with crisis management
“I quite like flying BA, mainly from my experiences on the Edinburgh to London shuttle ...”
05
iPhone-ology in today's Guardian
“Today, recycling Sunday's blog post for fun and profit, I've done a wee bit more ...”
04
Alan Johnston
“Good morning - we're all waking up to some (rare) good news from the Middle ...”
1 comments
01
iPhone: but what does it all *mean*?
“As a million bloggers soil themselves in excitement over the iPhone (yes, I'm only bitter ...”
11 comments
Jun
23
Appeal of the unfashionable Cotswolds
“We once lived in Swindon, of course, which makes anywhere in the world that's unfashionable ...”
1 comments
21
Britain's most connected civil servant
“Hammersley's signed up with the state broadcaster for his latest escapade, but he's offering up ...”
3 comments
11
The 50,000th edition of the Guardian*
“From Alan Rusbridger's piece commemorating the paper's milestone:"In our times news is as saleable and ...”
2 comments
May
31
Bullet points in lieu of a blog post, for 31 May 2007
“Martin Belam's been doing all manner of stat analysis on RSS readership of blogs as ...”
3 comments
20
The business we're in
“Among business school strategy lecturers, it turns out, there's a favourite way to kick off ...”
6 comments
16
Hampden's greatest goal...
2 comments
A weekend in Barcelona, and some winning doorbells
“Ben Hammersley is putting last weekend best:"30 hours later, we found a place with a ...”
1 comments
10
03
Is Scotland really voting Nationalist?
“In the Scottish elections today, suspicions are the country will back the pro-independence Scottish National ...”
3 comments
01
We've won a webby!
“It's a happy day at work... we've won our third Webby, for the best newspaper ...”
8 comments
Apr
24
20
Friday video fun: Messi vs Maradona
“We get efforts like this down at the County Ground all the time, natch, but ...”
3 comments
12
A word about my RSS feed...
“The subscriber to my RSS feed will have noted they're now getting the full, non-lite, ...”
7 comments
10
Webby awards: and the nominations are...
“Update: do, please, vote for us! We are, predictably, delighted and oh-so-slightly smug to learn of ...”
3 comments
This Blogger's Code of Conduct
“God preserve us from the Well Intentioned (WI). In the wake of the shocking Kathy ...”
6 comments
07
Technorati's CEO search
“Technorati, the blog search engine, is searching for a new CEO... I guess it would ...”
2 comments
Mar
28
Italy vs Scotland, chez Tosh
“Mrs Tosh, making a rare midweek appearance at home, is in uncompromising mood during the ...”
1 comments
26
Wanted: video and audio ninjas
“[Updated! Now with working interweb links! Thanks to m'colleague Nik Silver] I'm pleased to report this ...”
7 comments
20
Twitter: a modest prediction
6 comments
Kelner's just not listening to the right people
“Simon Kelner, interviewed in MediaGuardian this week, carefully maintains a near Luddite position on his ...”
2 comments
16
Video on the net
“I see the weather's closing in... so I'm off to California. San Francisco through the ...”
2 comments
13
Don't sweat on syndication?
“Stuart Brown asks: why is RSS adoption so abysmal amongst UK newspapers online? I think ...”
12 comments
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Twitter crosses the tuna chasm
“Ross Mayfield offers an insightful analysis of Twitter's growth. [Twitter is the service that lets ...”
8 comments
08
Notes for 8 March 2007
“1. £15m of good news for the Guardian, following on from more of it earlier ...”
04
Virgin and BSkyB lock horns; nobody wins
“The squabble between BSkyB and Virgin Media - aka NTL/Telewest - is entertaining, even if one ...”
1 comments
02
"Green" motor racing: some figures
“Friends of the Earth come up with some numbers on that "green" Honda racing car ...”
Feb
26
Beyond parody
“Confirmation today that a "green" marketing strategy can be applied to anything. Honda Racing - ...”
4 comments
18
BMW ad
6 comments
Supply and demands
“The global logistics business is truly a wonder of our age, the engine room of ...”
4 comments
15
Citizen journalism isn't a panacea
“For a business so young, digital journalism sure has some hoary old shibboleths. Yesterday I ...”
14
Telegraph gets touchy about Comment is free
“The Daily Telegraph's Shane Richmond is unhappy that the Guardian calls Comment is free (Cif) ...”
5 comments
09
08
Bird flu exclusive on a Thursday, from a Sunday
“Slightly inside baseball, this, but an interesting moment tonight for the hardcore media watchers out ...”
Grand alliance?
“G2 ran a fascinating set of pieces today on the state of the union between ...”
06
Commute envy
“Sigh. Here's my commute, written up in today's "I'm a commuter, get me out of ...”
4 comments
01
Ramsay and the tyranny of the critic
“A highlight of a recent trip to New York was eating at Gordon Ramsay's new ...”
2 comments
Jan
30
On the Telegraph's traffic claims
“Since you asked. Or maybe you didn't. Simon Waldman: Britain's number one quality newspaper website. ...”
1 comments
26
Smoke and mirrors
“Banging the blog drum, Gordon Brown tells Davos: "The age of the smoke-filled room is ...”
1 comments
25
Third degree burns
6 comments
22
15
BoJo's video 101
“Guardian technology reporter Bobbie Johnson's been doing a fantastic solo job covering the CES and ...”
2 comments
10
Join us
“We're expanding, lots. If you're a talented techy, come join us.”
3 comments
Two lovely links
“This is really rather beautiful. Via hotlinks. Meanwhile, James Lileks made me laugh today - please, ...”
3 comments
09
Apple's new iPhone
“Tonight, I am mostly blogging over here on Apple's shiny new iPhone.”
3 comments
08
Online news video
“Andy Dickinson rounds up UK newspapers' online video efforts. He's more impressed by the regionals ...”
1 comments
07
Five things you don't know about me
“Both my brother and Martin Stabe tagged me on this while I was experimenting with ...”
8 comments
06
Oh what can it be...
“It's FA Cup Third Round weekend and, ahead of the mighty Town taking on Palace ...”
5 comments
Getting beyond blogs
“[Welcome, trickle of Telegraph readers! You might be interested in my response to the post ...”
1 comments
2006
Dec
21
I love sprouts
“...but I still love this game* [thanks Sasha!] if only for the wonderful reworking of ...”
1 comments
04
The mysteries of cricket
“At a previous job, where one of my responsibilities was duty editing sports pages, I ...”
4 comments
Nov
30
Back to the USSR
“It is already a hopeless cliche to note that the poisoning of former KGB spy ...”
1 comments
28
Broken blog
“It seems entry pages and subject archives are broken - the pages have vanished. I've ...”
Whacking the Union
“David Cox has written a provocative piece on the state of the United Kingdom. With ...”
1 comments
27
Death of Press Gazette is a glimpse of the future
“I was very sorry to hear of the Press Gazette's closure. Guardian Unlimited - through ...”
23
Social media froth
“This is the problem with keeping a blog... stop writing, and people think you've either ...”
14
Beers and innovation
“A worthy combination, if ever there was one. And I'm chairing the NMK event of ...”
1 comments
07
The future of journalism: archaeology
“Hats off to Steve Yelvington, who comes up with an enormously interesting post on the ...”
1 comments
04
Talking Tosh
“Ahead of next weekend's Podcastcon, where I'm sitting on a citizen journalism panel, I was ...”
02
A home networking solution I understand
“Charles has a fascinating piece in today's Technology section on a mains networking system called ...”
2 comments
Oct
30
Gervais back on Guardian Unlimited
“Ricky Gervais, who blew Guardian Unlimited into the podcast world a year or so ago, ...”
3 comments
28
YouTube's death by a thousand cuts
“As a consumer, it's faintly depressing to see Comedy Central insist that Daily Show clips ...”
4 comments
26
New job
“I'm jolly excited: after two and a half years explaining to people what, exactly, an ...”
13 comments
23
15
Canada troops battle 10-foot Afghan marijuana plants
“Sure they were ten feet tall. Hoookay. Rilly.”
2 comments
Philips pain episode IV
“In the latest gripping episode of my TV heartache, you'll be enthralled to learn that ...”
4 comments
11
The neighbours stop renting
“Interesting to see my neighbours, Crystal Palace, have managed to buy their home. I hear that ...”
10
My favourite comment of the week, so far
“We get huge numbers of comments across Guardian Unlimited's blogs these days and - contrary, ...”
1 comments
09
Philips pain episode III
“It was, I guess, almost inevitable that after last week's hassles trying to get Philips ...”
1 comments
07
Scotland 1 France 0
6 comments
06
What does a deal with Microsoft mean?
“Does a deal with Microsoft signify some kind of corporate malaise? A mid-life crisis - ...”
1 comments
05
Philips pain episode II
“Thanks, all, for your moral support after episode one, where I told of my difficulty ...”
03
Philips - more classic tech company customer service
“The worst examples of customer service I've ever suffered have been at the hands of ...”
6 comments
02
01
Sep
30
Charles finally gets his InDesign
“I laughed when I saw this post from Charles. All true, although I'm afraid, Charles, ...”
27
24
Thought for the day: innovation
“Sage advice from Steve Yelvington: The guys from Innosight often advise us to separate innovative projects ...”
3 comments
22
Why I delete more blog posts than I publish
“Over here, Euan Semple welcomes Richard Sambrook, the BBC's Director of Global News, to the ...”
4 comments
18
Reverse spin
“Something new on Guardian Unlimited today... 360-degree photographs by Guardian photographer Dan Chung, with audio ...”
2 comments
17
05
The trouble with BBC TV news
“Respected former TV journalist (and ex-MP) Martin Bell uses Comment is free today to launch ...”
7 comments
Aug
28
Wanted: podcast producers
“Here's a job for the 21st century: we need two podcast producers. Do come join ...”
2 comments
14
Mixed message?
6 comments
09
Divided loyalties
“It is, I imagine, a bit like having an affair. An evening off, Mrs Tosh ...”
5 comments
04
How to break KitKats
“I've stumbled across this fascinating piece about how Nestle has completely messed up the nation's ...”
5 comments
02
Trying to stop talking about it, and failing
“While, once, reading fucking lame pieces about blogs, blogging or bloggers and its/their relationship with ...”
3 comments
Jul
05
Networked journalism it is
“Jeff Jarvis comes up with a replacement term for citizen journalism - "Networked journalism". It ...”
3 comments
Jun
07
Posing again
2 comments
06
The weird world of the book reading
“To Foyles tonight, to see Mark Billingham and Chris Brookmyre talk about their new books, ...”
2 comments
May
26
Al Gore, live on Guardian Unlimited
“Here's an experiment... we're doing live, streamed coverage of former vice president Al Gore speaking ...”
25
Where the stars come out
“You know it's a good day when you've got Pele on the podcast and Bono ...”
2 comments
16
On holiday
“If posting here could be any more sporadic, it will become so over the next ...”
2 comments
09
Guardian Unlimited wins another webby
“Proving the first one wasn't a fluke, at least, we were delighted to learn we've ...”
1 comments
Apr
27
The snail, the snail!
“Tom Coates is back on form and - in the wake of the BBC's All ...”
2 comments
25
The "fuzzy front end" of innovation
“This last bit of the MBA is, like many, heavy on heavy models and theoretical ...”
1 comments
24
MySpace as a click factory?
“Mike Davidson has been doing some fascinating work on Myspace in recent weeks. First, the ...”
2 comments
Struggling with spam
“Sorry to those who had their comments held in a queue for moderation... this was ...”
1 comments
23
Down
“The depressing thing about relegation is that it's not actually as devastating as you might ...”
1 comments
19
We're all technology managers now
“Interesting stuff to report from the last bit of my MBA, which I'm revising this ...”
3 comments
01
This is an April fool, right? Oh.
“Probably not, as it turns out. In yet another example of how US big media ...”
2 comments
Mar
26
20
Planet Hearts
4 comments
14
Launch day
2 comments
12
Football stars of yesteryear
“We hope to move house soon. The toil began today, shifting some books into boxes, ...”
2 comments
11
Guilty pleasures
“Alexis Petridis has a fascinating piece in the G on the resurgence of soft rock, ...”
10
09
"Disable comments 90% of the time"
“May I just break radio silence long enough to note an interesting post by Jeremy ...”
3 comments
01
We asked for the Apple media centre...
“we got something that looks a bit like one of those pre-Macworld Photoshop mockups stuck ...”
1 comments
Ginny finds a decent photographer, at last
1 comments
Feb
28
New world, new life
“Euan Semple writes probably my favourite blog post of the year so far. Maybe one ...”
27
The NUJ debate rumbles on, slowly
“The arrival of the NUJ's monthly magazine, Journalist, has sparked further debate on the union's ...”
5 comments
26
In print
“Couple of things in the paper over the last three days... on Friday, something on ...”
14
Community is mass market
“ Robin @ cybersoc notes: "Recently published research by Nielsen/NetRatings suggest that over half the UK internet ...”
11
Keeping things civil
“I'm writing in the paper today about keeping weblog comments civil.”
3 comments
My Flickr foodblog
2 comments
09
Bad design: not the secret of their success
“Here's an incendiary post from US designer Andy Rutledge, who argues forcefully that the success ...”
5 comments
05
02
The project
3 comments
Jan
31
Keeping an eye on Andres
“If the nearest thing I know to crack cocaine - Football Manager - is to ...”
1 comments
More witless contributions from the NUJ
“Guardian Unlimited's editor, Emily Bell, chipped in with her commentary on the NUJ's Witness Contributors' ...”
3 comments
28
NUJ's witless contributions
“You'll know I'm not a fan of much of the cack that surrounds citizen journalism. ...”
14 comments
25
My, how whizzy things are (pt 27,843)
“Apologies for extended silences here; similar to last year, I've been pursuing an important strategic ...”
5 comments
09
08
(insert cup cliche here)
“Sometimes the beautiful game is simply divine. Clyde 2, Celtic 1 in the Scottish Cup? In ...”
2 comments
05
Cruel and unusual punishment
“ The US newspaper industry doesn't half make life difficult for itself, what with all those ...”
1 comments
04
Overaggregated, overwhelmed, bored
“ I've been saying for a while that RSS poses problems for publishers, and that users ...”
1 comments
Life imitates the Onion, pt 2567
“Here's a late candidate for most Onion-like real story of 2005: over Christmas a would-be ...”
03
End of the (Voip) line
“[A little earlier:]Completetosh: "Well, my prediction would be that..." Presenter: "Oh... we seem to have lost ...”
1 comments
2005
Dec
27
You'll never walk alone*
“Alan Hansen, BBC Sport Online, Christmas Eve, 2005: "Michael Owen makes his return to Liverpool with ...”
1 comments
22
DNA-mutating nut fungus
“I'm pleased to note my 2003 post on a nasty form of nut fungus is ...”
My dotcom predictions for 2006
“Developed in conjunction with Matt McAlister's Dotcom prediction generator: "Last year I made several predctions ...”
1 comments
21
Big media, wikis, and lots of wikiwaffle
“Steve Outing offers up a very insightful Stop the Presses column, presenting nine New Year's ...”
1 comments
19
17
A good vet in south London
“Sometimes, a post isn't really for visitors right now (sorry). It's for the Google bots ...”
06
Good and bad
“Good thing: the term podcasting, coined by Ben Hammersley in the pages of Online only ...”
05
Ricky's top of the pods
3 comments
At Les Blogs
“And posting here at the moment.”
3 comments
04
On French football
1 comments
01
Lap dance
“Thanks to Di for sending me a link to Lap Dance, which seems to be ...”
Nov
30
I'm off to see the engines
“Seeing a picture on my mother's blog (truly, we're turning into the Von Trapps of ...”
4 comments
29
Designed to death
“ I'm not sure if it's fitting and inevitable, or shocking and embarrassing, but the Design ...”
2 comments
28
Gervais joins GU
“It's all very exciting... Ricky Gervais, comic genius behind The Office and Extras, is to ...”
2 comments
25
The perils of a public email address
“ It's not just spam... it's hate, too. Guardian cartoonist Martin Rowson writes: "I was quite surprised ...”
1 comments
20
Blog posts! In a book!
“Am back from the high seas. Lots of pix on Flickr, and some new books ...”
1 comments
09
Sonic weapons: from comic book to reality
“ The attempted hijacking of a cruise ship last weekend provoked plenty of interest chez Tosh ...”
3 comments
07
01
The scourge of silent callers
“Bobbie's written an interesting post on technologyblog about "silent calls", and how Ofcom plans to ...”
4 comments
Oct
30
London tonight
4 comments
25
Whas like us? Gie few an thur aw deed (or dying)
“I'm not sure what left me more surprised from this story in today's Guardian on ...”
3 comments
23
Finding a podcast is hard to do
“Podcasts. Fascinated by them, of course, but I'm running into their fundamental problem: you can't ...”
4 comments
21
Old failures, repackaged
“Vin Crosbie delivers a punchy challenge to members of the Online News Association gathering in ...”
3 comments
20
Carroll freed
“Further to yesterday's post, some wonderful news tonight. Rory Carroll, the Guardian journalist kidnapped in Baghdad ...”
19
The Guardian's Rory Carroll
“The Guardian today confirmed that its Baghdad correspondent Rory Carroll, an Irish citizen, is missing, ...”
13
And suddenly...
“the future arrived.”
12
Beeb on the Cillit Bang episode
“The BBC News Online "magazine" writes up the Cillit Bang episode, as first seen on ...”
Making music
“Interesting piece on the production of pop music in yesterday's G, built around the imminent ...”
4 comments
08
Best team, best publisher
“Guardian Unlimited had a very good night at the UK Association of Online Publishers annual ...”
2 comments
07
Ad world: here's a clue
“I've been meaning to write something on the "research" published last week on the public's ...”
3 comments
Paying as you drive
“Sat at home with the lurgy, you don't half read some odd things. But I'm ...”
3 comments
04
When viral marketing goes terribly wrong
“Do you know Barry Scott? If you watch a bit of UK telly, you may recall ...”
5 comments
03
Ticket prices? They're too low
“An interesting counter-charge against the ongoing press-led rebellion from Simon Jordan, Crystal Palace chairman. He ...”
3 comments
Sep
20
Charging for comment
“On the Editors' weblog, the director of the World Editors' Forum, Bertrand Pecquerie, writes..."I consider ...”
12 comments
18
Judging the student media awards
1 comments
The cost of football
“Ticket prices for one adult ticket, plus one child, for the next home game from ...”
1 comments
13
09
Farewell to the broadsheet
“The future arrives on Monday. And it even looks good on TV.”
6 comments
08
Gadgets, gadgets, everywhere
“Keith Stuart hits the nail on the head over on our Gamesblog. Namely: in a ...”
1 comments
Press Gazette on the new Guardian
“More pre-launch stuff on the new Guardian, which appears on Monday. This time, from Press ...”
1 comments
04
Katrina's political impact
“It's only a week since I was expressing surprise that the BBC was burying the ...”
2 comments
02
Unprepared
“It's clear we don't yet know the scale of the disaster to hit the Gulf ...”
2 comments
01
Guardian names the day
“And it's all terribly exciting.”
3 comments
Aug
28
Cruel Katrina
2 comments
25
On Google, and a Technorati footnote
“Two things today: first, I'm writing (for the first time in a while) in print ...”
3 comments
21
Technorati jumps the shark
“Now here's an interesting post. Jason Kottke, as a-list as bloggers come, gets stuck into ...”
9 comments
19
Arrogant Google?
“Jeff Jarvis notes that Google is selling shares to raise $4bn, and wonders what it’s ...”
1 comments
18
Akami's web traffic barometer
“Akamai has launched a web traffic report that shows real-time usage patterns for news websites ...”
14
More entertaining than Big Brother itself...
“was Anna Pickard's minute-by-minute blogging of the final night, with personal favourite bits including: 9:07pm "Here ...”
4 comments
12
The PDA: Struggling, or thriving?
“Probably the most controversial technology piece I've ever written was a feature for the G2 ...”
08
Jarvis in the Guardian
“Delighted to see Jeff Jarvis writing in MediaGuardian today (free reg reqd) - he's one ...”
2 comments
03
Living in the future
“Us chaps finally have something to compare to childbirth - swapping our broadband providers. Just ...”
2 comments
01
The sensational sound of Completetosh.mp3
“Note to accompany this post: the following may loosely be defined as "satire", depending on ...”
3 comments
Jul
30
Sing and you're winning
“From the DC United vs Chelsea match report, in today's G: "The Premiership champions had coasted ...”
28
Cheer up, Gordon
“In an oddly good mood today. While investigations into this unusual state of affairs continue, ...”
2 comments
26
Oh really?
“Sir Tony O'Reilly held forth in the Sydney Morning Herald on Saturday, in an interview ...”
2 comments
When technology goes too far
“Rafael Behr, of Observer blog fame, wrote an artful wee piece on tech etiquette for ...”
3 comments
25
Let's forget about citizen journalism
“M'colleague Jane Perrone has written an excellent post on Newsblog about a piece of commentary ...”
11 comments
22
New hope in the debate about terror
“In the last couple of days, the level of post July 7 debate has shown ...”
18
More on going slow
“Nik, in the comments, wasn't far off, you know. This whole "rest stop" thing really ...”
1 comments
17
13
Hold the bandwagon?
“Over at Morph, the Media Center blog, Terry Heaton is feeling it's time for a ...”
2 comments
07
You will fail
1 comments
Safe
“We're safe, at work, but all thoughts are with those who are not, and ...”
3 comments
06
Now that's how to travel
“These global leaders may be a nasty cabal sitting on their hands doing not enough ...”
1 comments
Jun
28
All hail the New Geek
“ Occasionally, I blog for a living. Today is such a day. I'm writing on Newsblog ...”
1 comments
Quote of the day
“ From the President of the FIA, the organisation that runs Formula 1, in a Guardian ...”
26
Oxdown axe shocker
“ Oxdown was said to be in shock today after journalism training chiefs revealed the fictional ...”
1 comments
22
Wikis won't work
“Dan Gillmor, arguably the father of the young citizen journalism movement, is arguing the LA ...”
19
17
What's wrong with a weekend in Swindon?
“I'm horrified to see, via our own Newsblog, that Swindon has been included in the ...”
5 comments
16
11
I'd retire now, frankly
“Despite delivering in what I'm presuming is his utilikilt, Hammersley's garnering serious praise for his ...”
10
Madness of the Google bubble
“ Good piece by Nils Pratley in today's paper on the madness of the Google share ...”
Victory for NTL prankster
“ Life has very few certainties, but I have one: I will never, ever be a ...”
2 comments
09
The trouble with RSS
“RSS gets me into terrible trouble, you know. At blog socials, like Tuesday night's very ...”
8 comments
08
What a swell party that was
“ Thanks to Hugh for organising the rather wonderful geek dinner on Tuesday night. These affairs ...”
Paper rituals
“ I might have swapped ink for bits these days, but occasionally a little glimpse of ...”
06
04
Apple to switch to Intel?
“Either News.com has taken a flyer of historic proportions, or they've got a great exclusive ...”
03
For the love of pod
“ Charles Arthur is in entertaining form over at the New Statesman where he takes a ...”
1 comments
02
Kill the Euro
“Oof. A blog post doesn't need to be long to be effective. Larry Elliot, the ...”
May
24
Comments don't scale?
“From Editor and Publisher: a cautionary tale about what happens when comments facilities are stuck ...”
4 comments
23
Are we short of big ideas?
“Peter Watson, writing in yesterday's Observer, feels innovation isn't what it used to be. Although ...”
2 comments
21
My song for Europe
“In the spirit of tonight's inspirational Eurovision Song Contest, which m'colleague Anna Pickard is live-blogging ...”
4 comments
20
17
New myths of new media
“I always feel it's a tad cheap to get an entire blog post out of ...”
4 comments
14
How good can come of Glazer
“I feel sorry - really, genuinely sorry - for Manchester United fans who are having ...”
06
03
Guardian Unlimited wins Webby
“Guardian Unlimited has won a Webby for best newspaper on the web. As Sheila says ...”
3 comments
Sony's Librie edges closer
“Jason Kottke raves about the Sony Librie - the epaper device that's the most hype-worthy ...”
1 comments
01
Silence of the bloggers
“Over on perfect.co.uk, Robin Grant does the unthinkable and acknowledges that my GU colleague, Ros ...”
14 comments
Today I shall mostly be watching progress bars
“There's a certain irony - I think that's the word - in my iMac choosing ...”
2 comments
Apr
26
Back from Les Blogs
“Back from a very interesting, intense 48 hours in Paris. Les Blogs was well worth ...”
4 comments
22
At the hairdressers
“Breaking the hard slog of prep for both an MBA exam on Wednesday and talking ...”
2 comments
20
You sick, sick pups
3 comments
19
Tonight's big news
“I've been blogging in a professional capacity tonight, about the election of the new Pope ...”
17
He is, he says, the ghost of old Labour. You mean, you’re dead?
“In the Sunday Times, AA Gill writes up his time with "the Napoleon of Bethnal ...”
16
Scotland finds a striker
“Wonderful news this week for those of us in that most un-crowded of demographics: Swindon ...”
10
Pause - for thought!
“A modestly telling televisual moment today: on Adam Boulton's show on Sky News this morning ...”
1 comments
04
Our election blog goes live
“Unveiling Guardian Unlimited's latest blog: Election 2005. Yes, while Tony Blair has decided to hold ...”
1 comments
Mar
31
Online on form
“This is a little incestuous, and worthy of the OBN, but forgive me: I loved ...”
Cool things
2 comments
30
Tales of the underworld
“A delightful piece about London's sewers in today's G, written by Blake Morrison. And I ...”
1 comments
Farewell to the phone books
“Phone books have always fascinated me. When I was small I used to enjoy leafing ...”
4 comments
26
Google news sources revealed (but not by Google)
“How interesting. Since Google refuses to say which news sources power its Google News service, ...”
25
Blogs in action
3 comments
24
The truth about Google News
“In the spirit of dangerous Simon Waldman's brave contention that - actually - Wikinews isn't ...”
3 comments
22
Ten technologies to blow your 1995 mind
“Yesterday I mentioned that all this fuss about Yahoo and Flickr would, simply, have been ...”
1 comments
21
AOL's new direction, and mobile content
“Although Yahoo! gets all the buzz today, Mike Butcher's piece over at Netimperative about AOL's ...”
More Flickr buzz
“There's been plenty of talk overnight on that Yahoo!/Flickr deal (and there's a phrase that ...”
20
Yahoo! buys Flickr
“Well, that didn't take long - the long-running rumour that wily portal giant Yahoo! has ...”
1 comments
You can make your cat famous, too
15
NYT on charging - and its own plans
“A lengthy piece in Monday's New York Times on charging for content. Other papers are ...”
1 comments
14
We. Own. It. All.
“Via the online-news mailing list comes this vignette, from AOL's instant message service terms and ...”
13
On the panel at Blogs in Action
“Alistair Shrimpton at SixApart's been busy with the company's first London conference on the uses ...”
12
04
What I want next in iTunes
“Observer blog is going well, judging by the plaudits Rafael's racking up - a particularly ...”
6 comments
03
NY Times' archive plans
“The ever-perceptive David Weinberger has a very interesting post on the New York Times' plans ...”
1 comments
01
The fall and fall of journalism
“Despite the slightly gloomy title of the event, it sounds like last night's event at ...”
3 comments
Feb
27
24
23
Hurrah!
“Congratulations to the Guardian Online team, which gets several mentions in the shortlists for the ...”
22
One day, all the web will be like this
“(or, at least, all the best bits of the web will be like this) If you've ...”
1 comments
21
McKinsey? Oh dear...
“Vin Crosbie over at Digital Deliverance casts a critical eye over reports that News International ...”
3 comments
20
18
Labour's new grotesque chaos
“In 1985, in one of his finest speeches, Neil Kinnock took to the podium at ...”
NYT buys About.com
“The New York Times finally buys About.com for a handsome $410m in cash - and ...”
1 comments
17
Is Ken right to stand up to the Mail?
“Albert Scardino has an interesting piece in today's paper, arguing that maybe London mayor Ken ...”
2 comments
16
Dumb and dumber
“Two bits of splendidly dumb old media thinking knocking around today. First, there's news of ...”
2 comments
More on Eason Jordan
“Gary Younge writes up the Eason Jordan affair in this morning's Guardian."Jordan's demise may be much ...”
15
All aboard the bloodthirsty bandwagon
“Hmm - I briefly put live a lengthy post about the resignation of Eason Jordan, ...”
2 comments
10
Charles, Camilla, and Tony
“On this Glorious Day In The Life Of Our Nation, the nation is, of course, ...”
5 comments
08
The things you learn
“My earlier moans about flights "with" BA have led me to an interesting discussion over ...”
07
Still in a pre-Google world
“Here's an interesting excerpt from a book by Peter Hyman, former advisor and chief speechwriter ...”
4 comments
04
03
Jan
31
Liiive, from St Petersburg, Fl
“Now, happily, installed in St Petersburg, Florida, and all set for a day of musing ...”
1 comments
29
You're going nowhere.
“Gatwick, 1330. I saw it the moment they wheeled out British Airway’s Gatwick Duty Officer (customer ...”
3 comments
Right. I'm off
“I'm pointed west, to St Petersburg in Florida, for the Web+10 doo at Poynter. A ...”
27
Poker pays
“ If you've ever wondered how all those internet casinos you see advertised around the place ...”
1 comments
The proper Bloggie post
“The slightly up-and-down nature of the Bloggies server meant that, initially, I couldn't properly comb ...”
1 comments
25
Mini mac good for a million things
“If you're in the tech biz, there are probably a few ways to measure success. ...”
24
Times: Google set to challenge BT
“A curious story in today's Times: the paper says Google is ready to take on ...”
2 comments
Bloggies
“I'm pleased to note that January's "one-post-a-week" strategy for Completetosh paid off; that near-inevitable Bloggies ...”
2 comments
23
A glimpse into the darker recesses of my listening habits
“Doing an online tax return, so need something to calm the nerves. So... er... Smoothjazz.com ...”
2 comments
17
Creativity. Mains electricity. Powertools. Mmm...
“New from O'Reilly: Home Hacking Projects for Geeks"Farnham, UK--Take a geek and a PC, add ...”
1 comments
Power play
“ The Wall Street Journal (sub required) reports today on an ugly little trick being played ...”
4 comments
14
Apple: hit after hit
“ When it comes to Apple, forgive me if I say: told you so. After a ...”
13
Listening to the Christian Voice
“ Jeff Jarvis warns that England is turning into a "red state" (as in: American midwest, ...”
4 comments
06
Paper sizes
“Jonathan Calder at Liberalengland writes"The Independent no longer gives the impression that it thinks for ...”
2 comments
Confirmed: Six Apart buys LiveJournal
“A press release confirms Om Malik's exclusive, mentioned here earlier. A couple of paragraphs allude ...”
SixApart and LiveJournal
“Om Malik has the skinny on TypePad and Movable Type maker SixApart snapping up LiveJournal, ...”
2 comments
05
Do you believe in astrology?
iWork, and other Apple rumours
“For the first time in five years, I'm not off to San Francisco and MacExpo ...”
1 comments
03
A humble pioneer speaks
“Our first trip of the year takes us across the pond, to somewhere in the ...”
6 comments
2004
Dec
29
Blogging a disaster
“I'll be doing most of my blogging over here for the next few days, as ...”
27
A little good news
“Thank goodness for good luck, and for blogs. Thanks to the luck: our friends Adrian and ...”
25
A very merry Christmas
“"So this is Christmas," they sang, and today they're right. Not the easiest of run-ups ...”
3 comments
19
Incomplete Tosh
“A variety of reasons have conspired to keep me away from my beloved blogging tools ...”
2 comments
14
Healthy eating in Scotland
“You can almost feel the rising panic among English parents today as they read in ...”
5 comments
tBBC's blogging bootcamp for journalists
“Having recently enjoyed lunch with them, I can tell you first hand the Big Blog ...”
1 comments
13
Gillmor talks to OhmyNews
“Who else would he give an interview to? The South Korean citizen journalist operation catches ...”
12
10
Gillmor quits for "personal project"
“Dan Gillmor has taken the plunge, and decided to give up possibly the widest roving ...”
08
Ritz roulette gang keep their winnings
“Someone should really use this as the basis for a film. From the Times, via ...”
Soviet-style broadband
“More than half of UK net users might now have broadband, but it's still not ...”
3 comments
06
Not celebrating, shrieking
“This tale, as recounted with almost too much relish by the wonderful Fiver, is only ...”
1 comments
Observer magazine: new kids on the blog
“Another Sunday, another story on blogs in the heavies. This time it's the Observer's turn ...”
03
Buggy, buggy Football Manager
“You may have caught my moan in Online yesterday about Football Manager's many bugs. Tomorrow ...”
3 comments
01
Apple's iPhenomenon
“I've been guilty recently of moaning about Apple's apparent built-in inability to stock enough of ...”
2 comments
Nov
28
Running men (and women)
2 comments
IoS on charging for content
“The Indie on Sunday has a piece today on the old advertising vs subscription content ...”
1 comments
25
The devil finds work for idle hands
“Note to self: when bored of an evening, when the telly's crap and Lovefilm.com is ...”
3 comments
23
22
Popbitch founder on weblogs
“Speaking to a group of journalism students soon, and so will be asking them if ...”
6 comments
What were you like at 19?
“Following Wayne Rooney's petulant display midweek for England - a strop that could hardly been ...”
21
Britain's micro publishing nano boom
“As recently as the summer, nanopublishing was pretty much a US game. They’ve had the ...”
4 comments
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How I entered the porn business
“Interesting things happen when you allow your domain name to expire. Take an old, pre-blog ...”
6 comments
15
Faces of the fallen
“A remarkable interactive graphic featuring the names, details and faces of all the members of ...”
1 comments
Tyranny of the few - Jeff's blog exclusive
“Great bit of blog journalism over at Buzzmachine: With not much original reporting, I discovered that ...”
13
The redemption of David Duke
“A salute is in order, tonight, to a young footballer you've never heard of. Here's ...”
4 comments
12
Oh for goodness sake
“Gadgets.co.uk? You're doing a great job, guys. "Hello Thank you for your recent order. Unfortunately, one of the ...”
09
Introducing... Sara Bareilles
“Time, I thought, to rescue the music category from the horrors of 80s kitsch, and ...”
1 comments
Fuck the South
“Reads a lot like the emails I get at work - only this is against ...”
1 comments
07
06
02
Pay what you think it's worth
“Peter A Rossi writes of a London neighbourhood restaurant that invites customers to pay only ...”
1 comments
Sleep displacement
“I'm staying up late, by way of training for election night, surfing the web and ...”
3 comments
More on America's "lost" mobile generation
“Well, I daresay we'll see - in around 24 hours - if they've really been ...”
1 comments
Oct
31
Cellphones, Osama and the election riddle
“ It seemed like this Sunday, of all Sundays ever, was the time to settle down ...”
1 comments
30
It comes down to trust
“Ken Layne links to yesterday's Washington Post White House briefing (free reg reqd) that, he ...”
1 comments
28
Getting ready for election night
“We're gearing up for election night at Guardian Unlimited. Detailed plans for the evening now ...”
1 comments
26
Newsblog on the death of John Peel
“I've read a lot today on the sad news of John Peel's death. He always ...”
Wikinews, anyone?
“First, there was Wikipedia - the volunteer-powered encyclopedia that is "about as far from the ...”
1 comments
25
Reality overload
“New York University professor Jay Rosen talks to a BBC reporter about "everything happening in ...”
23
Stats fun on a wet afternoon
“It's pouring outside so, before we head out for the evening, there's time to fix ...”
3 comments
20
Why rising oil prices matter
“Lovely piece by Ken Layne - one of the best writers in blogdom, IMHO - ...”
18
New York Times backs Kerry
“The New York Times endorsement of John Kerry, in yesterday's leader, is a powerful read, ...”
Missing the point?
“The latest PR wheeze from two British trade unions - Amicus and the National Union ...”
1 comments
17
Googlesoft?
“Google's move onto the desktop, with its new desktop search, has been heralded by some ...”
Retropod shut down by Sony
“For the last few months John Young, aka Retropod, has made entertaining iPod covers from ...”
12
How the NYT ended up a bully
“At risk of looking like I only read one other blog, Jeff Jarvis has the ...”
4 comments
11
Competition time
3 comments
10
09
Scared and confused
“For fellow Europeans wondering how - on earth - any American could contemplate voting for ...”
1 comments
06
Blogger founder quits
“Via Onlineblog: Evan Williams, co-founder of Blogger company Pyra, is leaving his baby on Friday ...”
Lunch with Loic
“Lunch with SixApart's European supremo Loic Le Meur wouldn't be complete without him moblogging you. ...”
05
The seven deadly sins for new products
“With the start of the next MBA module only weeks away, it's time to get ...”
04
Sunrise over Mount St Helens
One for you, Hammersley
“I suspect the press release below should have gone to Ben Hammersley, rather than me. ...”
1 comments
03
Catching up
1 comments
Sep
24
Washed up by the tide of spam (2)
“Or: Why I'm being invited to get into lingerie "Dear Neil, My Web site is about lingerie ...”
1 comments
22
Sorkin's West Wing dry run
“From the wisecracks to the hurried conversations through White House corridors, to the (Democrat) President ...”
Newsblog's baptism
“The BBC's Tom Coates writes of Guardian Unlimited's blogs: "Is it just me or are ...”
1 comments
21
17
New at GU: Newsblog
“Guardian Unlimited's had a weblog since the summer of 2001, and today we unveil the ...”
2 comments
Washed up by the tide of spam (1)
4 comments
16
Hoggart on the crack tailcoats team
“My favourite piece from today's news pages is Simon Hoggart's sketch on the Commons invasion ...”
15
From tech to chef
“It's an admirable move, but one that reads like it's right out a Douglas Coupland ...”
3 comments
14
Anti-piracy PR debate at the Newsroom
“Had an enjoyable evening last night at the Musically/Guardian debate on PR strategies to beat ...”
1 comments
10
New at Unlimited: The Guide(blog)
“The blog revolution continues apace at Guardian Unlimited. For the first time, our very popular ...”
1 comments
08
The real underground cinema
“This story is sure to get blogged to within a inch of its life today, ...”
2 comments
07
Damned populism
“Pengiun has come up with the great idea of releasing a series of 20 paperbacks ...”
1 comments
06
Why RSS feed readers suck
“Over at E-Media Tidbits Rich Gordon admits, cautiously, that he's been "underwhelmed" by RSS. Cautious ...”
7 comments
03
Lights go out on Scotland - and Five
“What a result for Scotland. We go one up against mighty Spain thanks to an ...”
Bush, in his own words
“George W. Bush: Because He Says So. (Quicktime & broadband needed) Satire from the US TV ...”
2 comments
Wha's like us!
1 comments
01
The new iMac
“Here are three dashed-off observations on the new iMac, while I use up the last ...”
Aug
30
28
"My iPod has a personality!" No, really. It doesn't.
“Hats off to the New York Times. It's got a well-founded reputation for strong tech ...”
13 comments
27
A grassroots battle where there is no grass
“Business 2.0 is on the money about Real's dumb cut-price, loss-making battle with Apple (see ...”
Strachan on the politics of "player unrest"
“What Southampton football club lost in Gordon Strachan the manager, the media world gains in ...”
26
Too busy for words
“Trendsetters.com highlights "time compression" as a new thing. Of course, we've been muttering darkly about ...”
1 comments
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More from Oslo
“M'colleague from GU, Gwladys Fouché, was on holiday when it all kicked off in Oslo, ...”
1 comments
22
How to steal a masterpiece, in five easy steps
1 comments
Now working for Windows users too (I hope)
“Running one of the few sites on the web that only really worked on a ...”
5 comments
19
Real gets burned with Apple "campaign"
“Real really hasn't got a clue. The digital media company, a genuine pioneer in streaming ...”
1 comments
18
Cigars all round
“In possibly the savviest marketing move I've seen in months, that cigar-chomping man of adventure ...”
We must be free to criticise without being called racist
“Polly Toynbee in form, in today's Guardian. Too much good stuff to quote it all ...”
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New to the blogroll
“Introducing Blogjam, one of my favourite UK blogs but one which - for various reasons ...”
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A new world view
2 comments
07
A bit fucking late
4 comments
The real danger of digital music
“Interesting stuff from Longmans.net on "the real danger of digital music sites" (for record labels, ...”
06
04
CIA Asks Bush To Discontinue Blog
“The Onion: "McLaughlin, normally hesitant to express public disapproval of the president, said the blog ...”
1 comments
02
Gamesblog launches today
“Hurrah! Those who know what I get up to at work know that, for a ...”
01
The Apple Product Cycle
“The Apple Product Cycle - a wonderful bit of satire, with a degree of accuracy ...”
2 comments
Jul
31
"WHAT THE F**K ARE YOU GUYS DOING UP THERE?"
“In easily the funniest post of Democratic Convention week, Matt Drudge transcribes the frantic calls, ...”
28
The perils of "funny" filler text
“"Whoever wrote these words must be at least in league with the devil." Puts other subbing ...”
BlogOff
“And while I'm taking potshots at the increasingly smug blogging establishment, it's worth noting Paidcontent.org ...”
2 comments
27
Convention blogging: the citizen media revolution arrives
“...and, in between blogging about blogging and listening to Tears For Fears tracks during the ...”
1 comments
26
Fulham's very temporary new home
“Fulham fans have a right to be excited about returning to their traditional home - ...”
25
PowerBook and the case of the missing Bluetooth
“I love my new PowerBook, but it has an irritating habit of forgetting it has ...”
7 comments
22
Registration debate
“Here's a very interesting story and discussion on news site registration.”
19
Our cats have gone to the dogs
3 comments
You what?
“Addendum to yesterday's post on Fahrenheit 9/11: an ad before the film was touting "Chokey ...”
Did Fox open the door for Moore?
“Following my earlier frets about all-action, no reflection reporting, I suddenly got several reminders that ...”
18
Fahrenheit 9/11
“Continuing a proud tradition of being among the last people in Britain to see controversial ...”
Ooh - a new iPod
“Newsweek has been given news of Apple's new iPod. Highlights: $100 sliced off the prices, ...”
1 comments
16
Salmond (re)enters the fray
“Alex Salmond, June 2004: "If nominated I'll decline. If drafted I'll defer. And if elected ...”
15
Hersh expands on torture claims
“A while ago I posted something about claims made by US journalist Seymour Hersh, and ...”
World: meet "tech-tainment"
“Umm... haven't we met already? From Trendsetters: Digital Lifestyle Sector Heats Up One month after Ziff Davis’ ...”
14
The New York Times and Google
“A slightly unfocussed piece in Wired News today asks: "How can the mighty New York ...”
13
It really is the White Island
“Addendum to yesterday's post: Ibiza is known as the White Island for its Moorish-influenced architecture, ...”
12
iTunes' 100-millionth download
“Apple announces: "Music fans have purchased and downloaded more than 100 million songs from the iTunes® ...”
Tune of the summer
“Fresh back from Ibiza, and so can report: word around the White Island's campfires is ...”
10
When IT journalism saps you of joy
“Good grief. Wired imitates the Onion in "Bloggers suffer burnout", while the BBC News Online ...”
Rod Liddle in the Telegraph
“Poor old Rod Liddle. He´s interviewed in today´s Daily Telegraph, and the ex-editor of Today ...”
02
Notes from beyond the beach bar (ii)
“For my purposes (drop in, chill out) Ibiza´s as glorious as it always was: sun, ...”
1 comments
Jun
30
Notes from beyond the beach bar (i)
“This is old stuff for committed blog readers, but hey - I came to this ...”
2 comments
28
Notes from beyond the beach bar
“Right. Damn it all. I'm off to Ibiza. In the words of those pop immortals, ...”
23
Coming soon: CSI New York
“Great news. Hollywoodreporter.com reports: "The city that never sleeps will soon be the backdrop of ...”
1 comments
22
Scottish football shocker: sense prevails
“Scottish football has voted to return to widely accepted, long-held sporting principles today, and decided ...”
3 comments
21
A definition of disrepute
“From this morning's Guardian we learn some interesting things about Croatia's tactics for tonight's decisive ...”
1 comments
14
Scotland's tartan bigots
“To Clapham last night, with an English friend, to watch England take on France in ...”
4 comments
12
Torture and rumours of torture
“Journalist Seymour Hersh has been speaking at the University of Chicago, and one of blogger ...”
11
Eee aye eee aye eee aye oh, it's up the football league championship wossname we go
“Terrible things happen to sporting championships when you start messing around with the format. Just ...”
07
Happy news only, thanks
“My regular reader will recall that, last month, I wrote about the Times of India ...”
2 comments
06
Great unlikely parliamentary exchanges (i)
“The big news peg from today's NotCon geek gathering in London was, by a long ...”
1 comments
May
17
Gah.
“For feck's sake. All over 'em, we were. And then they go score with their ...”
16
You might think it's juvenile...
“But I haven't been this anxious about a football match since I was a boy. ...”
15
You've gone and spoiled it, Gwyneth
“Browsing KVOA.com (the news leader for southern Arizona, and always my first pick when I'm ...”
1 comments
13
Buy your way onto a front page
“It's hard to believe this is true. According to an unconfirmed story (found via the ...”
11
Those conclusive survey results in full
“Londoners have reached record-breaking levels of ambivalence, an exclusive poll for the Evening Standard shows ...”
02
Would the real Uffizi website please say ciao?
“The Uffizi Gallery in Florence might house one of the most remarkable collections of art ...”
7 comments
Apr
22
Desmond's "Nazi" tirade
“A quite remarkable exclusive on Media Guardian today, concerning the behaviour of one of Britain's ...”
2 comments
21
10 important things learned during a week off to revise for an exam
“1/ Booking a train ticket on Thetrainline.com appears to be impossible. 2/ Booking a return to ...”
3 comments
14
The state we're in
“From Guardian Unlimited & PA this afternoon: Internet bank Egg was criticised by the advertising watchdog ...”
The London Marathon and me
“I'm delighted to learn that the London Marathon goes right past my door this Sunday. ...”
1 comments
Mar
31
Creepier than Nixon
1 comments
29
Washington Post on Microsoft and blogs
“Microsoft announced at the weekend that it plans to launch a blog search, although exactly ...”
27
Let's fiesta. Cha cha cha.
“I was intrigued to note this comment left here earlier: Richard MacManus has summarized Chris Lydon's ...”
1 comments
25
One year ago today
“"[Weblogs] are an interesting phenomenon, but I don't think they will be as talked about ...”
4 comments
19
Poster tubes
1 comments
16
Coates' personality types
“Tom Coates sets off on a bold effort to define personality types. Eschewing Belbin's definitive-but-dull ...”
12
Blogging liiiiiive - from Crewe
“And so to sunny Crewe (actually completely bloody freezing, and cloudy), for a weekend of ...”
08
Back from my holidays
“With some pictures from Saalbach, Austria, home to great skiing (I'm told) and some real ...”
Feb
24
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When auto recommendation goes wrong
“Just before heading off to the States in the New Year, I joined Audible.com - ...”
5 comments
Steinberg's Hierarchy of Scandal
“mySociety supremo Tom Steinberg has a wonderful chart on his weblog which ranks scandal by ...”
15
Reminisce
“The big three-oh approaches in less than two hours, so it seems appropriate - having ...”
2 comments
Historic sights in Surrey Docks
10
When cut and paste goes wrong
“From tonight's TeamTalk email, disturbing evidence that their reporters can't even cut and paste a ...”
04
The President in Roswell
“Unvarnished and uncommented upon, I bring you this treat: a transcript from the official White ...”
1 comments
03
Welcome, Lingeriebowl pervs
“Well, I'm both horrified and secretly delighted that so many people are turning up here ...”
Jan
27
Breaking news on Unlimited
“Good to see Guardian Unlimited not just doing breaking news, but also breaking really significant ...”
25
From blogging to nanopublishing
“There's an interesting post by Tom Coates over at Plasticbag following the launch of Wonkette, ...”
24
It's the magic of the FA Cup, Ron
“A classic moment on Sky Sports this lunchtime, as an excited Sky Sports reporter (excitement ...”
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The wit and wisdom of Andy King (pt 1)
“The home crowd is often bitterly divided on him, the divisions usually coming to the ...”
10
Press room at CES
“It's my last day at CES, the world's largest consumer tech show, 1000 trucks of ...”
05
London by London, for a price
“Those enterprising chaps at the London News Review might be struggling to launch the magazine ...”
03
Yesssss!
“Found it. The posh adaptor, too, the one I bought last time with the thought ...”
Packing
“It's like my own personal departure tax, a special levy paid only by badly organised ...”
2003
Dec
27
Severe weather? Are you sure?
“I'm off to San Francisco in eight days, so I thought I'd pop over to ...”
1 comments
26
Killer nuts
“It’s the season to consume vast amounts of stuff we'd never normally touch, including marzipan, ...”
4 comments
20
Competition blowback
“Well, an idle trawl through the technorati listing for our new weblogs special shows there's ...”
15
Bad writing
“Struggling through book after academic book for my OU course, one feeling recurs far too ...”
1 comments
Nov
30
Why the iPod's an icon
“Good, intelligent stuff today on why Apple's iPod has done so well, from the New ...”
1 comments
27
Glory days
“Some delicious memories from Frank Keating, ex of the Guardian, in the current edition of ...”
26
The futility of banning tobacco advertising
“It's rare that anything in an MBA textbook makes me laugh out loud, frankly. Porter's ...”
Jul
11
Testing TypePad
“And so I kick off my third public weblog, after the now-dormant Swindonlog and the ...”
1997
Feb
28
Interview with Keith Mitchell of Linx
“[Originally published in the Scotsman on 28 February 1997. These were the early days of ...”
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