Dive into the archives.
- To Twit, or not to Twit
[Warning: this post will mean nothing to you if you don't use Twitter or - at least - are familiar with Facebook's news feed. If you don't fall into this camp, this will be much more interesting than what follows. And even if you do fall into that camp, you might want to think about [...]
- Spinning through time on Live Search Maps
It’s unfashionable to say it, but I rather like Microsoft’s Live Search Maps. The first thing you notice is the maps themselves are clearer - more map like - than at rival Google Maps, but it’s the bird’s eye view that strikes me as most impressive. You can find a location, then view it at [...]
- links for 2008-05-11
Flickr: Old Ibrox
Fantastic set of pictures showing Ibrox Park being rebuilt in what must have been the late 70s or early 80s. The three new stands cost £20m, and were funded entirely by supporters.
(tags: ibrox rangers)
- 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 Nike’s “Take it to the next level” ad - it’s very clever, and Now I Will Buy Their Boots
(tags: nike advertising football)
- links for 2008-04-30
Tikun Olam-???? ????: Comment is Free, Wikipedia, and Why Blogs ‘Don’t Get No Respect’
Richard Silverstein’s happy to be joining the CiF roster, and makes some interesting points about validation of expertise - or otherwise - in this new world
(tags: blogging commentisfree wikipedia)
- links for 2008-04-28
Wired.com: Twinkle is iPhone + Twitter + location
The future has arrived, on jailbroken iPhones at least.
(tags: iphone mobile twitter)
- links for 2008-04-26
Scotland cruise | Gallery | guardian.co.uk Travel
I’ve been sitting thousands of miles away gawping at some lovely photography around the area I was brought up
(tags: boating scotland westernisles clyde)
- links for 2008-04-25
Blake’s 7 is being remade for Sky One
I’m obviously wildly excited. I hope they recreate the Liberator - although it was blown up in 1980 or so. I had a model one when I was wee.
(tags: tv scifi britishtelevision lowbudget)
- links for 2008-04-24
LocationAware.org
“LocationAware’s goal is to help drive the standardization of how a user’s geolocation is exposed to a website through the browser.”
(tags: mobile geolocation standards)
- 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 the point it’s important we don’t start insisting on accreditation for “offical” journalists. “Naming who is a journalist - and who is not - is a dangerous, dangerous course to follow - and one I hope will never be pursued [...]
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