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- Some links for the City students
I had an enjoyable session with Chris Brauer’s City University students earlier today, and promised them links on some of the things I was talking about. Here they are – they won’t make a bunch of sense to people who were not there, but may still be of interest…
Demand Media – selling working for a [...]
- We’re all blogging now
Attempts to define what blogging is risk missing the point; blogging’s influence has spread far beyond blogs themselves
- South Park elevates the art of the “sorry, no” page
You can’t watch the post-election South Park in the UK just yet, but at least the sorry page is funny (with picture)
- Chick hits out at axis, sorry, *kicks* of evil
Scottish football and media personality Chick Young hits out at a shocking tackle during a charity match between a team of Scottish journalists and MPs
- Damn, that was a fine Genius playlist this morning
I wonder how clever the iTunes Genius feature really is?
- 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 the world decide who’s at fault”.
Yes. Take your domestic disputes to the site and have the crowd weigh in with its wisdom, with advice and – ultimately – a vote on who is right. Already in there – the man [...]
- links for 2008-08-31
iPhone 3Gs Now Outnumber First Generation iPhones
"Apple is on pace to sell more than 40 million of the devices in the next year. At what point is it no longer considered a niche device in the cell phone world?"
(tags: apple iphone stats)Brightcove CEO Discusses The Future And Failures Of Online Video
"While Brightcove has seen more [...]
- 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)
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