Just tell him you love him, man
Posted in digression, internet on Mar 11th, 2010
wake up and smell the copy
Posted in digression, internet on Mar 11th, 2010
Posted in marketing on Mar 10th, 2010
It used to be that only virus writers and spammers went in for social engineering, but it seems it’s OK for Facebook advertisers. I’ve seen this advert on the site a couple of times now. It’s easy enough to ignore but… Wait, hey. I’ve got two messages? Well I’d better click. The site you get [...]
From this month, I’ve switched to a four-day week at iCrossing. It’s something I’ve been thinking about for a while: I’ve struggled to stop freelance taking over my weekends and, frankly, have started to get a bit shit at meeting deadlines. The other part of it is that I enjoy freelance and I don’t like [...]
Posted in internet, technology on Mar 5th, 2010
An earlier gush on Twitter (I refuse to pander by calling it a twush or anything equally facile) provoked a couple of replies, revealing that I’m not alone in my admiration for Google’s Chrome browser. I came to it late – about two weeks ago, truth be told. I’d been struggling with IE, and have [...]
Posted in digression on Mar 5th, 2010
When shopping, heavier items end up in my manbag. On a typical day my manbag might already contain a notebook, a phone and a snappy camera. Putting heavy items on top of these is normally fine. Putting heavy items on top of a two-pint bottle of milk on top of these is not fine, apparently. [...]
Posted in internet, journalism on Mar 4th, 2010
Just noticed this box on the BBC site as it prepares to cover the Oscars. It’s the first time I’ve seen them directly embed tweets into a story. Looking at the actual feed page it seems like there’s a problem – an 11 hour-time lag between a tweet and its appearance on the BBC page. [...]
Posted in digression on Mar 3rd, 2010