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Buzz. Facebook. Twitter. And a bucket load of socials you’ll never use because you’ll never hear of them. Every one carries the same banner: social engagement. A way for us to relate. A noise that has a different tone to that of the edicts fed to the masses by traditional media.
And so we’re a week [...]
I kind of wondered what I was doing for a few minutes.
I’d heard that Twitter was adding a Lists feature, but frankly didn’t care a whole ton. The web’s a constant thrum of world-changing features that change nothing. Today’s revolution, this evening’s ho-hum.
Then I got home from work, and found myself playing with the [...]
Please don’t tell me this is true.
The day that would never come did: a Blackberry blog editor that works with Wordpress. Google Wicked App. And if you’re reading this, it bloody works. If you’re not… Well, it’s a whole different conversation.
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Every reason to live in terror of a resurgence in Japanese militarism. Someone spent months making this thing.
I’ve seen too many game changers that morph into gaping yawns. But Google Wave looks as though it may just have re-arranged the rules forever. Beta invites going out very soon, apparently. For now, gawp at this.
OK, so it’s a little stiff-kneed, but this is actually a perfect promo video for its audience – honest, well-edited and informative. I’ll live without the tricksy cuts and in jokes: I wanted to go try and site at the end of watching the flick.
Fashion… what a wicked mistress you are. Back in the day (2005), Delicious was gravitational – objects gyrated around it, and you were nothing without a cooler Delicious bookmarks page than the next delusional geek.
Four years (and one Yahoo buy-out) later, fewer objects gyrate around Planet D. Firefox probably didn’t help (why stick your bookmarks [...]
Only the NPR would turn a goof into a 15-min read.
