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I’m writing this in that neverworld of an airport waiting for a slightly delayed plane.
And, of course, as it always is, that airport is Heathrow. I hate Heathrow. I’ve always hated Heathrow. Even as a kid, I remember the sensation of life ebbing away from you as you sit in uncomfortable chairs next to […]
Can someone please get to the ebook reader before Apple
0 Comments Published by Kieren 7 months, 2 weeks ago in Internet, Journalism, Technology, Sex.comI’m quite excited about the fact that Amazon has brought out a new ebook reader that it calls the Kindle. I haven’t seen one in the real world but I am assuming with the effort they’ve put behind it that the screen technology is what it claims to be - easy to read without […]
Now playing: Radiohead’s In Rainbows
12 Comments Published by Kieren 8 months, 4 weeks ago in Internet, Journalism, Technology This morning I received an email from downloadinrainbows@waste.uk.com providing a link to a 48.3MB zipped file. Three minutes later I was listening to Radiohead’s new album In Rainbows. I am listening to it now as I write this.
What is particularly interesting about this is that Radiohead was entirely in charge of the whole transaction. […]
The participative web - follow my Web2.0 ramblings at the OECD meeting
1 Comment Published by Kieren 9 months ago in Internet, Journalism, Technology For those interested in Internet things - and in this case the sexy side of the Internet, Facebook and all that stuff - there is an interesting conference due to start in two hours in Ottawa, Canada.
I know because I’m here and I’m on of two official bloggers. See can see the full agenda […]
Am I keeping in touch with people - or just spreading tedious ditties?
7 Comments Published by Kieren 11 months, 2 weeks ago in Internet, Journalism, Technology I finally joined Facebook last week. It was when the fifth person from a different sphere of friends send me an invite that I realised it had hit that point where I was most likely missing out on something. So I signed up.
And Facebook is nice. I now have 26 friends and they […]
Amazon.com now selling my book
7 Comments Published by Kieren 1 year ago in Internet, Journalism, Technology, Sex.com This has to be good - I note that Amazon.com is now selling my book - Sex.com.
Unfortunately there is still a four to six-week delivery date on it, which leads me to conclude that my publishers have yet to strike a deal with a US publisher. I also note on a quick perusal of […]
So much for Google translation
2 Comments Published by Kieren 1 year, 1 month ago in Internet, Journalism, Technology Three weeks ago, I added a translation module to this blog as an experiment with automated translation software.
The technology worked although thanks to some readers of different nationalities, it quickly became clear that the translations were not great - and in some cases barely comprehensible. Part of the reason is that I write in […]
Translation experimentation
9 Comments Published by Kieren 1 year, 1 month ago in Internet, Technology The next real big step for the Internet in revolutionising this planet is, I am convinced, mass accurate translation so that the language barriers that have divided and enclosed the world ever since we as a species first started talking, will be if not exactly cast away, certain diminished.
And so I have installed a […]
Digg-ing its own grave?
1 Comment Published by Kieren 1 year, 2 months ago in Internet, Journalism, TechnologyThe user-generated content finder Digg may well have just dug its own grave with a defiant message to Hollywood lawyers, posted by its founder on the site’s blog yesterday.
There is another very short crack out there for the High Definition DVD standard - much shorter that the infamous DeCSS crack released in 1999 - […]
Decide the Sex.com tagline… but fast
13 Comments Published by Kieren 1 year, 3 months ago in Internet, Journalism, Technology, Sex.com The tagline for my book on the Sex.com saga has to be with the publishers on Thursday i.e. in two days.
We - meaning me and the publisher - are still undecided so here is your chance to have some fun and help me out. There are a list below of the sort of […]
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