February 2012
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New Statesman - Must read posts on the... →
Feb 7th
Britain won’t create a Facebook until we learn to... →
Interesting thoughts from Bojo.
Feb 6th
Your vote needed to get Marvin the Moose to the... →
Stand up and be counted.
Feb 2nd
Feb 2nd
UK braced for mediocre weather photography | Daily... →
Arctic conditions across the UK are expected to drive people with too much time on their hands into a frenzy of pointless weather-based amateur photography.
Feb 1st
January 2012
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Twitter could block super-injunction tweets -... →
Twitter could bar British users from reading tweets that break future celebrity super-injunctions, a senior executive from the web firm has told MPs and Lords.
Jan 30th
BBC enters new partnership to bring BBC iPlayer to... →
Jan 30th
Hard at it in the all-night gym | Life and style |... →
Jan 30th
“It’s like complaining a submarine isn’t very impressive because you can only see...”
– Leave Tech City alone! – Glenn Shoosmith – The Kernel
Jan 29th
Why Twitter’s new policy is helpful for... →
Jan 27th
Are 84 per cent of Today programme contributors... →
Simple and brilliant fact checking. Every newspaper should have a little column like this.
Jan 27th
Jan 27th
“We come in peace”
– Megaupload’s Kim Dotcom’s bizarre email to new neighbours. Megaupload’s Kim Dotcom refused bail (also: insane neighborhood watch retort) | BitterWallet
Jan 25th
Gawker Will Be Conducting An Experiment, Please... →
This week, the writers of this site have all agreed to participate in an obnoxious, but worthwhile exercise. Each day, a different staff writer will be forced to break their usual routine and offer up posts they feel would garner the most traffic.
Jan 24th
“Events on the Net occur everywhere but nowhere in particular”
– How Megaupload - which is based in Hong Kong - can be taken down by US authorities. Explainer: How can the US seize a “Hong Kong site” like Megaupload?
Jan 23rd
“Binge-watching: It’s the crack of the couch potato”
– In Praise of Binge TV Consumption | Magazine
Jan 16th
WatchWatch
(via How Will The End Of Print Journalism Affect Old Loons Who Hoard Newspapers? | The Onion - America’s Finest News Source | Onion News Network)
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November 2011
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October 2011
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The Israeli children who are suing for being born... →
Israeli children with birth defects are increasingly suing the medical authorities for ever allowing them to be born. The rise in such “wrongful life” lawsuits, which the medical profession estimates at 600 since the first case in 1987, has prompted an investigation by the Israeli government.
Oct 26th
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Winstagram →
Solving a massive crisis in digital photography.
Oct 11th
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September 2011
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“As the riots showed there is a strong demand for our products on the high...”
– Peter Cowgill, Executive Chairman, JD Sports.
Sep 21st
“Parents and teachers have reason to be alarmed if these similar protest actions...”
– Philippines congressman Winston Castelo explains the reasons behind his ‘Anti-Planking Bill’. Yes, that kind of planking.  Quezon City Representative Winston Castelo files anti-planking bill | Sun.Star
Sep 20th
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LUV & HAT: THE MOON →
luvandhat: LUV - Ah, the moon. The thing about contemplating the moon is it don’t half make you feel all poetical and that… (Feel free to insert your own magical-funk arty wibbly transitional effect at this point. Maybe you could hold your laptop up near a fan heater and read through the resultant…
Sep 12th
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August 2011
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Aug 19th
Read, laugh, do: Liz Jones in Somalia →
Aug 4th
London Could Soon Get Free Wi-Fi Everywhere -... →
A little while ago I predicted that, eventually, the internet will be free for all. I thought it would be Google - but looks like Virgin are making an early grab.
Aug 4th
What It's Like to Interview a Celebrity: A GIF... →
Are gifs the future of longform journalism? I hope so - this is hilarious.
Aug 3rd
July 2011
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Jul 26th
Test for Nearsightedness: Do You See Einstein or... →
“Here’s a clever test developed by Dr. Aude Oliva, a cognitive scientist at MIT. If you see Marilyn Monroe instead of Albert Einstein, you’re a bit nearsighted. I don’t see any indication that this what Oliva was trying to do, but it does serve that purpose nicely.”
Jul 25th
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Who reads the papers? | BBC Comedy →
A classic clip from Yes, Prime Minister. Who reads the newspapers?
Jul 24th
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Jul 24th
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Phone-hacking: The other news you might have... →
Plenty went on while we weren’t looking. Catch up.
Jul 23rd
Podcasts: Who still listens to them? | BBC News →
Great piece from @aj_hudson: “Since becoming a buzzword more than five years ago, the term “podcasting” has largely disappeared from view as attention has increasingly turned to social media. So why has such a popular technology received such a small amount of attention?”
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Jul 14th
How Twitter tracked the News of the World scandal... →
Jul 13th
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