This post featured originally in Nodalities Magazine. Image by Zach_Beauvais via Flickr I’m sure I’m introducing old friends; but Twitter is a “microbloggiing” platform, to give it its proper description. it gives users 140 characters to publish status updates, comments, gripes, complaints, praises, news and whatever comes to mind. It’s burst out of its original… Read More
Posts Tagged ‘Britain’
Tuesday, February 10th, 2009 Tags: Britain, location, Nodalities Magazine, search engine, Twitter, United Kingdom
Category: Perspective, Semantic Web No Comments
I’ve recently become something of a coffee guru at work. If this is a life goal for anyone, I have some very simple advice: buy some good coffee, and get some evangelical people addicted. Coffee has brought a lot of joy to our office environment. It’s also apparently increased the design team’s productivity by 40%—though,… Read More
Sunday, October 5th, 2008 Tags: Britain, chemical reactions, coffee, coffee culture, coffee guru, designer, instant beverage machine, Perspective, Sainsbury, Seattle, Seattle/Italian café, United States
Category: Coffee 8 Comments
Well, I and the wife traveled to Limoges in France to Amsterdam over the last two weeks. In France, I had the misfortune of being almost completely without the ability to smell or taste anything thanks to a lingering cold which also incapacitated me on the final Friday of the trip. Our French hosts cooked… Read More
I know this is behind the game, and that the bleeding edge of blog reviews has moved well beyond online streaming service Hulu (even though it’s not yet out to the public). But I received my beta invite last week and have had all this time to play around with it. My initial thoughts: none…. Read More
Wednesday, November 28th, 2007 Tags: Between the Lines, Britain, Digital, digital camera, Europe, News Corp, online streaming service, player, review, United Kingdom, Web 2.0, web-savvy chap, Yahoo Music, YouTube
Category: Digital, review No Comments
Jacqui Smith’s New Immigration Measures are a pointless Gesture…
Technorati Tags: immigration,UK Politics,politics,USA,trans-atlantic,interesting Blogging about politics can be a bit of a mixed bag, so we’ll see how it goes. I want to avoid polarising talk, tabloid tactics, and FUD (Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt). Instead, I’d like to discuss the latest raft of changes which seek to make immigrants ‘more British’ before offering them… Read More
Friday, February 22nd, 2008 Tags: BBC, Belgium, Britain, Colorado, commentator, Digital, Domenico Depalo, editorial, European Union, Finsbury Park mosque, Franco Peracchi, GBP, Gordon Brown, Gordon Brown's government, headlines and controversial fundamentalist cleric, Home Secretary, horrible, ideas, immigration, immigration services, Jacqui Smith, London, National Statistics Office, OECD, politics, Radio 4, test site, The Star, the Times, United Kingdom, United States
Category: Topical 21 Comments