.xxx refusal was a stitch-up: Official
I've just got off the phone from an ICANN press conference with CEO Paul Twomey regarding the decision by ICANN […]
ICANN, Internet governance, Journalism, Technology
Internet
Including the politics of the Net
ICANN, Internet governance, Journalism, Technology
ICANN kills .xxx
The ICANN Board has voted to kill the .xxx registry. It was inevitable I suppose. The political pressure was intense.
Internet, Journalism, Technology
Tom Cruise fights for TomCruise.com
I've just learnt that Tom Cruise – you know, the Scientologist nut what does movies – has gone to WIPO
Funny, Internet, Technology
Inspired by We Media
The main over-reaching job of the media is to review the huge amount of often complex information about what is
Internet, iPod, Technology
Why iTunes pricing has to change
There is an ongoing fuss about the flat-fee of iTunes. Apple dominance of the MP3 player market with the iPod
Internet, Journalism, Technology
We Media Conference – interesting things
There's some interesting things going on for the next few days I think in London at the BBC studios –
Internet
Massive Trackback problem on this blog
I am having big problems with spammed trackbacks on this blog. In the same way that people learnt how to
Internet, Technology
Vodcasting: Poor name, poor quality
Desperate to get in there first, Wired has done an article on Vodcasting. Vodcasting? Why, podcasting but with video of
Internet, Journalism, Technology
Chris Langham bail reveals rotten police system
I've noticed the last two days that people have been reviewing the post I put up in December about Chris
Internet, Journalism, WSIS
The future of the Internet – and how to stop it
The future of the Internet – and how to stop it. That was the title of Jonathan Zittrain's inaugural Oxford