posh wash Originally uploaded by robinhamman For a long time I’ve been using my cameraphone to take and upload photos, via zonetag or shozu, to flickr where I’m just days away from posting my 2000th photo. Many of… Continue Reading
I’m a long term, and fairly heavy, user of the photo-sharing site flickr although, over time, my usage of the site has changed from being a place where I primarily shared my best and most interesting photos to one where… Continue Reading
A BBC News article justed pointed me towards a particularly interesting new facebook application: Cityware is an application that helps you explore how your real world and online social networks are intertwined. Using Cityware you will be able to explore… Continue Reading
The new BBC Rugby World Cup Blog, which launched at the end of last week, isn’t the first BBC blog or website to use twitter but it’s almost certainly going to be the most high profile use of the service… Continue Reading
One of the responses I often get from people who don’t really get the whole social media thing is that it takes a lot of time. They’ve got a point – I do a lot of things online, using a… Continue Reading
I still haven’t had the time to properly explore Jaiku but have spotted this comprehensive video review of it over on atmaspheric:
BBC World has launched some inventive new advertisements. The billboards, appearing in city centres, give passersby the opportunity to cast a vote via SMS with the running tally of votes visible to all. The topics tend to be quite provocative:… Continue Reading
Next Wednesday I’ll be at the NMK Forum in London. The schedule includes quite a few panels debates and presentations that I’m looking forward to. In particular, Dan Gillmor is giving a keynote titled “Citizen Journalism and the future” and… Continue Reading
Plazes is a service that tracks your mobile phone and/or the points where you connect to the internet and plots them on a map. You can then add descriptions and images to the new plazes you create so that other… Continue Reading
This morning I’ve been testing kyte.tv, a new – quite revolutionary – service that allows me to stream live video from my 3G cameraphone (Nokia N70) to a flash video player embedded into any website or blog (see below). A… Continue Reading