Deconsumption has made another excellent post in follow-up, and furtherance, of the netvocates thing. I followed a link to a post about “anti-network neutrality astroturfing comment spam” on The Abstract Factory. Commentors there reckon that a person calling themselves “Stevens33”… Continue Reading
Keith Porter has posted an interesting piece suggesting that blogging can help create the dialogue required to get “more people sharing tea and beer across cultural divides”. Inspired after learning more about daily life in Gaza from Israeli Lisa Goldman’s… Continue Reading
Daily Kos has picked up on the posts (original post / follow-up) I recently made about Netvocates, sending a load of traffic my way and giving me an idea. I haven’t noticed any suspicious comments on cybersoc.com, but some of… Continue Reading
Tish Grier, blogger and editor of the Corante Media Hub, has today posted an article on Annenburg’s Online Journalism Review that aims to help traditional print journalists understand the importance of engaging users responsibly as they tranisition to the web:… Continue Reading
This afternoon I saw Ulrika Jonsson, or at least I’m 99.9% sure it was her, walking out of the Nike Shop at Oxford Circus. It was only after I walked past her and minder that I realised how much a… Continue Reading
I very nearly bid on an unlocked Nokia N80 I saw on ebay tonight but decided to check out the 39 sources of the 100% positive feedback the seller had built up. I’m glad I did. All those leaving feedback… Continue Reading
What do the top five blogs, as determined by Technorati (about technorati), have in common? Well, I set myself the task of finding out. The top sites listed at 13.30 on Tuesday 13 June 2006 are: 1. Post Secret 5.… Continue Reading
A few nights ago I posted here about this blog having been visited by NetVocates. Little did I know, when I did, that quite a few others would suddenly pop out of the woodwork and do their own sleuthing and… Continue Reading
I’ve been asked to give a presentation later this week about “blogging successfully”. First of all, I’m not so sure that my blog is all that “successful” but I think I have figured out a few things in my time… Continue Reading
Nokia reckons that 44% of people now use their mobile phone as their "main camera" and 73% use it instead of a wristwatch. The Nokia research into mobile habits questioned 5,500 people aged between 18 and 35 in 11 nations… Continue Reading