I read yesterday that twitter has been banned from the White House. In the post, Marshall Kirkpatrick joked that this could be a reason we haven’t seen much from Obama’s twitter stream recently. I must admit however, my initial reaction was sympathetic with the White House for pragmatic reasons, though the attitude of the Press… Read More
Posts Tagged ‘Twitter’
Saturday, July 25th, 2009 Tags: Barack Obama, emperor, head of state, Marshall Kirkpatrick, Office of Public Sector Information, online world, President, Press Secretary, Tim Berners Lee, Twitter, United Kingdom, United States, Web 2.0, White House
Category: Perspective 10 Comments 
There are many things I want to do to improve the way I live. My little plot of the world should be made greener through fantastic gardening skills. My waistline should be happily withering while my biceps should be steadily broadening—despite the physical reality that I’d entirely lose my middle that way. Dinner parties should… Read More
Sunday, April 12th, 2009 Tags: charitable micro-finance loans, communication services, food, GBP, graze.com, healthy, healthy food, music subscriptions applications, organic food, organisation, retail site, service, travel tickets, Twitter, VPN, web access, web innovation, web-connected world, web-connection
Category: Digital, Perspective 4 Comments
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
Tuesday, February 10th, 2009 Tags: Britain, location, Nodalities Magazine, search engine, Twitter, United Kingdom
Category: Perspective, Semantic Web No Comments
Some of my long-term readers (hi, Mum) might remember that my original blog was a Drupal install, and that my less-than-lovely ISP dropped my connection as I was uploading some new files—therefore borking the CSS. If you don’t follow, that’s OK. The point is that my old site was Drupal (a heavy-duty Content Management System,… Read More
Tuesday, July 29th, 2008 Tags: content management system, Digital, Drupal, editor, ISP, media manager, Microsoft Vista, review, Twitter
Category: Digital 2 Comments
Describing a company or concept as "Web 2.0" is so, last half-decade. Nevermind that most people still haven’t heard the phrase. If you don’t believe me, go ahead and poll your office or family: unless you’re not allowed out of the IT dungeon or your family all work as tech-bloggers, my guess is that they… Read More
Monday, November 5th, 2007 Tags: Digital, Facebook, internet phenomenon, online experiences, online startups, semantic, Semantic Web, social networks, Twitter, Web 2.0
Category: Digital, review 2 Comments
Describing a company or concept as "Web 2.0" is so, last half-decade. Nevermind that most people still haven’t heard the phrase. If you don’t believe me, go ahead and poll your office or family: unless you’re not allowed out of the IT dungeon or your family all work as tech-bloggers, my guess is that they… Read More
Monday, November 5th, 2007 Tags: Digital, Facebook, internet phenomenoon, online experiences, online startups, semantic, Semantic Web, social networks, Twitter, Web 2.0
Category: Digital, review No Comments
