Too much bloody work
It’s been six weeks since I last posted here. That can’t be good. And I have a ton of stuff […]
ICANN, Los Angeles
Internet
Including the politics of the Net
Can someone please get to the ebook reader before Apple
I’m quite excited about the fact that Amazon has brought out a new ebook reader that it calls the Kindle.
Now playing: Radiohead’s In Rainbows
This morning I received an email from downloadinrainbows@waste.uk.com providing a link to a 48.3MB zipped file. Three minutes later I
The participative web – follow my Web2.0 ramblings at the OECD meeting
For those interested in Internet things – and in this case the sexy side of the Internet, Facebook and all
Internet, Journalism, Sex.com
Review of Sex.com by Kev Murphy
Kevin Murphy, a British IT journo based in the US, has done a review of my Sex.com book on his
Am I keeping in touch with people – or just spreading tedious ditties?
I finally joined Facebook last week. It was when the fifth person from a different sphere of friends send me
Internet, Journalism, Sex.com, Technology
Amazon.com now selling my book
This has to be good – I note that Amazon.com is now selling my book – Sex.com. Unfortunately there is
ICANN, Internet, Journalism
Back to work
In case anyone is wondering why I haven’t been calling, emailing, insisting people come out for drinks, and so on,
London Olympics logo faces wrath of Net democracy
This is going to be an interesting one. The logo for the London Olympics in 2012 was unveiled on Monday
Internet, Journalism, Technology
So much for Google translation
Three weeks ago, I added a translation module to this blog as an experiment with automated translation software. The technology