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Interesting move to deprecate Office for Google Apps
I've just finished uploading the best of an afternoon's photography in Bungay, Suffolk.
Feel free to browse and enjoy.
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Finally, we're starting to take fibre to the home seriously...
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Great set of videos on using Aperture
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Could beat journalists transfer their skills to blogging and become a threat to existing publishers?
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John Welsh, the digital director of one of our competitors, CMP, is now blogging
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Some nice new features in the latest version of Wordpress
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Key quote: "Blogging is a symptom of a massively connected public. And that public’s nature necessitates a fundamental change in the way news org’s behave, whether print or broadcast."
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Interesting discussion of how social media can be misundestood
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What happens when the money goes?
Mr Rogers reminded me of the recent post by Mr OnionBagBlog decrying the performance of his 3 mobile broadband dongle, querying how this tallied with my own experience.
Well, in all honesty, in the best part of three weeks I've been in Suffolk, dealing with Mum's death, the 3 network has failed me utterly. I have not been able to find the slightest sniff of a signal anywhere. Indeed, this has been my experience of the dongle every time I step away from a major city.
This is clearly not a general problem - 9 times out of 10, the dongle can see signals from the other networks. There's just no 3 signal to be found. My free time with this dongle must be coming to an end and, while I'm keen to get one for my own use, the coverage problems mean that I won't be using 3 in any circumstances.
I've been storing some stuff in Mum's spare room prior to selling our flat in London. With Mum gone, and her house to be on the market shortly, I've had to resort to that warehouse from Raiders of the Lost Ark for some of my beloved book collection...
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Fascinating analysis of the left and right wing political bloggers and their likely role in a shift of political power
There are some phrases that your head just refuses to accept as applying to you. "My Mum is dead" is one of them. But my head is going to have to get used to the idea, as Mum passed away, surrounded by her family, last Wednesday.
Continue reading Ann Tinworth, 1939 - 2008.
