I still get a lot of people emailing to ask about submitting articles for Cybersociology, the webzine I edited from 1997 to late 1999. I’ve been thinking of reviving the project, maybe as some sort of group blog with a… Continue Reading
Following the lead of Technorati, Flickr and Yahoo, the BBC recently launched backstage, a site where developers can share ideas and prototypes demonstrating how BBC content can be used in different, and often quite interesting, ways. Reported by BBC News… Continue Reading
On monday I gave a guest lecture to a group of first year radio students at the University of Westminster. One of the topics that came up during my presentation was podcasting, a great way for people to make their… Continue Reading
Supernova 2005: June 20-22, San Francisco, CA Connecting Worlds Through Connected Platforms In a decentralized world, the network itself is the platform for commerce, social interaction, work and entertainment. We’ll explore the next generation of connected technologies in social and… Continue Reading
Those of you who have visited before will notice that I’ve redirected cybersoc.com to this blog today. That’s because, although the blog is still getting fewer visits than the static website, I feel very strongly that this blog is the… Continue Reading
It’s election day and many people will be looking for information as they make last minute decisions on how, or even if, to cast their vote. My policy as moderator/owner of the Cybersociology email list has always been to avoid… Continue Reading
When I started this blog, I had no intention of ever writing so much as a single entry about my mac. Then I found the Salling Clicker , a piece of software that enables most bluetooth mobile phones to act… Continue Reading