I don’t do a whole lot of pointing to other bloggers, but some special commendations are due to a couple of bloggers over the house price/bank bailout situation.
Firstly, to Mark Wadsworth who seems to be almost full time on this topic at the moment and who is demonstrating far more depth on the subject than […]
There are two stories this week on the subject of “citizen journalism” which have a common thread.
First up, there’s this story in the Telegraph about Disney using IMDB quotes for one of it’s movies. Jason Solomons, probably one of the UK’s best film reviewers is concerned about it:-
These online postings are unreliable. […]
Stumbled across this quite amusing blog by an estate agent…
Glad to see that Dr. Patrick Holmes, the brilliant dentist at Sevenfields has joined in with the blogging.
I’m not at all surprised that someone with the sort of commitment and passion for his subject as Patrick is also using some of the newest technologies to communicate.
In my teenage years, I used to read the Melody Maker, and one of the bands that they’d mention were Front 242, an electronic band from Belgium.
At the time, I never heard them, but a post by Croydonian got me googling, and I came across this mighty track.
(I’m now looking for other great Euro tracks)
Hearty Congratulations to uber political blogger Ellee Seymour on passing her CIPR diploma.
One of the nice features in Wordpress is the ability to upload an image into a blog.
The thing is that getting the image uploads right isn’t necessarily easy. You have to do some CHMODing of folders so they can write the files, but that won’t always solve it.
Sebastien Wains solved my problem. If PHP safe […]
I’ve finally (after various problems with DNS and getting domain transferred), switched this blog to Wordpress, including a theme that I call Yellowcab.
The theme and content are still under development.
Code for running multi-user blogs is freely available from Wordpress. This is the same code that runs the blogs on wordpress.com.
So, what this means is that if you are a company and want to have multiple blogs (so tom.companyname.com, dick.companyname.com and harry.companyname.com), you can do so, and they can be centrally administered (Wordpress has some […]
I’ve just tried out Google’s new MyMaps feature that’s part of Google Maps. I was trying it because my own attempts at creating a custom map were time consuming - working out the co-ordinates and then hand coding them.
MyMaps gives you a browser interface where you can plot points of interest, draw lines and all […]
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