Originally appeared on Kasabi’s Blog: This last weekend, I found myself wearing a lab coat, meeting people working on some of the most interesting projects on the web, while in the queue to an entirely free espresso bar. And, I kept seeing human-sized foxes walking about and dancing. I was fairly sure I needed to… Read More
Posts Tagged ‘London’
Media, Freedom, and the Web
Kasabi and Mozilla Festival
Thursday, November 17th, 2011 Tags: computing, http://blog.kasabi.com/2011/11/10/media-freedom-and-the-web, Kasabi, London, London,Greater London,United Kingdom, Mozilla, Mozilla Foundation, multi-media web tools
Category: Digital, Featured, Perspective No Comments
I’m planning to attend this year’s Future of Web Apps conference in London. Their list of speakers sounds fantastic, and I’m really looking forward to meeting some folks in real life. I’m particularly interested in this conference for its stated focus on the web community. Just have a look at the Agenda: How to grow… Read More
Tuesday, July 22nd, 2008 Tags: awesome web, development, Digital, entreprenours, GBP, London, online startups, Semantic Web, Web 2.0, Web Apps, Web Apps conference, web community
Category: Digital, Semantic Web 2 Comments
So, Tim Ferris has decided to start punching people. I know, shocking. I have often thought about this, and thought about the consequences of actually carrying out my own form of impromptu corporal justice. To me, three thoughts rise from this idea: 1st, and slightly cliche’: "Where would it all end?" With only a personal… Read More
Friday, December 21st, 2007 Tags: Brian Blessed, Caledonian Road, Corporal, London, Microsoft Windows, Salvation Army, Tim Ferris, Tudor pub, Windows Live Writer
Category: Narrative 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