Sex.com book cover – what d’you think?
I have just been sent what will most likely be the book cover for my Sex.com book. And here it […]
Internet, Journalism, Sex.com
Internet
Including the politics of the Net
Internet, Journalism, Technology
Speak dragged into worrying legal action
I’m no great fan of the animal rights campaigning group Speak but according to this week’s Oxford Times, they have
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Domain name cock-ups
Just seen this on a site called Easy Webber – a Top Ten guide to the worst domain names out
ICANN, Internet, Journalism
ICANN starts opening up
I wish I could say it was something to do with my very recent appointment as General Manager of Public
Internet, Journalism
LAX, heading home and security madness
“You do not need to pay solicitors. They are not associated with this airport.” That’s one of the automated announcements
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Embarassing Dad – the Independent tries blogging
I’m a bit late to this one, with Charles Arthur, Andrew Grant-Adamson, Martin Stabe; and Roy Greenslade all drawing collective
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New ITU head extends olive branch to ICANN
The new head of the ITU, Malian citizen Hamadoun Toure, gave his first press conference on Friday to the press
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CES and the watershed moment
I am sat in Merida, Mexico at the moment when perhaps I should be in Las Vegas at the Consumer
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.xxx top-level domain back on the agenda
Well, Stuart Lawley won’t take no for any answer and .xxx has popped up on the ICANN agenda again, this
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Vista and Net governance discussion on the BBC
I took place in a discussion with various notables just before Xmas for an edition of the BBC’s Digital Planet