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New Statesman review of Sex.com

By Kieren / May 24, 2007

I’ve just seen that a review of my Sex.com book has popped up on the New Statesman. It’s not very […]

By Kieren / May 17, 2007

I’ve just been sent this pic by my mate Ross who snapped it with his phone at WHSmith in Heathrow

By Kieren / May 16, 2007

If anyone every wondered whether the Internet was vital, or if the new Internet Governance Forum suffered from a lack

By Kieren / May 14, 2007

I have consistently failed to actually post on *my own blog* that the book I’ve spent three years on is

By Kieren / May 9, 2007

The next real big step for the Internet in revolutionising this planet is, I am convinced, mass accurate translation so

By Kieren / May 2, 2007

The user-generated content finder Digg may well have just dug its own grave with a defiant message to Hollywood lawyers,

By Kieren / April 17, 2007

I’ve just stuck up a third poll in the space of a week, so I figured it was time to

By Kieren / April 4, 2007

Okay, so here it is – the final Sex.com book cover. My publisher and I agreed a compromise on the

By Kieren / April 3, 2007

The tagline for my book on the Sex.com saga has to be with the publishers on Thursday i.e. in two

By Kieren / April 1, 2007

I’m sat, eating at the “Harrods cafe” in Lisbon airport, eating a croque monsieur with an espresso coffee. Do you