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Pete Doherty and the media shambles

By Kieren / November 4, 2005

The very fact that I know the name Pete Doherty, lead singer of a band called Babyshambles, ex-lead singer of […]

By Kieren / November 3, 2005

Piece of mine in The Guardian today about the iPod and how Apple's history shows that the company may soon

By Kieren / November 1, 2005

I love espresso coffee. I have one virtually every morning. However, after lengthy and honourable service, the seal on my

By Kieren / October 28, 2005

It's a strange thing that despite newspapers having recognised the Internet as absolutely vital to their future, the childish and

By Kieren / October 28, 2005

The man who stole Sex.com, made at least $100m, fought tooth-and-mail for five years but eventually lost in court and

By Kieren / October 25, 2005

The Internet's biggest company, VeriSign, has come to agreement with Internet overseeing organisation ICANN after years of highly damaging legal

By Kieren / October 25, 2005

It's kicked off again. Senator Norm Coleman was never going to take his utter humiliation by George Galloway lying down.

By Kieren / October 21, 2005

There are two types of people when it comes to thinking about politics. One group, given the slightest opportunity, will

By Kieren / October 21, 2005

Blogware – the people hosting this blog – have added a rather good “comment verification” feature, meaning you have to

By Kieren / October 20, 2005

And here's the flipside of my “This is the value of professional journalism” – an example of such poor-quality journalism