Freeze Dried Wine Just open and mix with water… Matt tries the stuff and ends up swearing. (tags: wine weird) French court fines user-generated website for privacy breach – Yahoo! News The court ruled that fuzz.fr made an “editorial” decision… Continue Reading
Yahoo’s Fire Eagle, launched in beta a few weeks ago at SXSW, can accept, store and share location data with a growing number of applications including zonetag, dopplr, movabletype and twitter. I haven’t had much time to play around with… Continue Reading
Last week a French court ruled that providing a link is enough to make a website responsible for the content linked to, even when that content was created by and exists on a third party website. The ruling could have… Continue Reading
BBC NEWS | Technology | Net gains and pains for journalism As the internet spreads there are more and more places where we can simply ask those who are living through the events what they think of them and seek… Continue Reading
Twitter Apps Blog Does what it says on the tin… (tags: twitter mashup howto) TwitterLocal – search for feeds based on location TwitterLocal lets you generate an RSS or XML Feed to filter out Tweets around a certain area. Potentially… Continue Reading
BBC NEWS | Technology | Europe clears mobiles on aircraft planes registered in one country would be able to offer mobile communications services to passengers when flying over other EU countries without having to apply for additional national licences. (tags:… Continue Reading
Jemima Kiss, a friend of mine over at the Guardian, seems to have kicked off quite a blog storm with an article challenging the visitor statistics disclosed by Guido Fawkes and Iain Dale, two of the UK’s most widely known… Continue Reading
Kristine Lowe: Reinfeldt’s Facebook gaffe Swedish Prime Minister tells LSE students they’re smart and probably don’t spend time on sites like Facebook, YouTube and Myspace… (tags: facebook, youtube, myspace, politics, london, sweden) Record £100,000 online libel damages awarded to social… Continue Reading
Social networks – will the UK government crack down? The overall impression coming from British regulators and ministers is that the government is preparing to crack the whip over the issue of safety for child users of Bebo, MySpace and… Continue Reading
As part of the BBC’s White Season, a week of programmes on BBC2 as well as other BBC TV and Radio outlets, BBC News online hosted an online discussion asking if "white working class people [are] ignored in Britain?" The… Continue Reading