St. John’s Church in Cardiff is now offering wi-fi broadband access, provided through BT’s Openzone service, gives church-goers the ability to go online from the pews. BBC News Online quotes the Reverend of St. John’s, Keith Kimber, as saying: "This… Continue Reading
There will be (just) two presentations and a panel discussion about mobile communities at Mobile Entertainment Market (MEM) 2005, a two day conference taking place at Earls Court, London starting on the 15th of June: Generating revenues through community services:… Continue Reading
When I was about twelve years old, one of my school friends read an article about a pyramid scheme that the local police were trying to warn people from joining. The next day, we set up our own pyramid scheme… Continue Reading
Like many readers of this blog, I’m always online. Always connected. Well, most of the time anyway. As I write this, I’ve got my iPod on, playing music that I discovered browsing the playlists of other people using the iTunes… Continue Reading
A few years ago anyone who told their friends they were using an online dating service, or that they had met someone through a social networking site such as friendster, may very well have faced laughter, warnings about personal safety,… Continue Reading