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While this tip is of limited value and only for users of Apple Mail 3, it’s better than nothing
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Upgrade your “Wetware”! I could add - don’t forget your “Heartware” too.
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Interesting summary of the transition of local newspapers to the web by Martin Wainright, but not convincing. Can these behemoths really survive in the fast moving internet world? Most of their business is built around printing things with huge investment
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The challenge here is to write songs just 30 seconds long. That will allow podcasters to play the full version of your song whilst the rest will have to settle for a similar length excerpt of their masterpiece. It could be the solution to the Eurovision t
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Famous for his dodgy dossier revelations on the BBC AG now takes on Red Ken. Will it end in tears again?
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This is a most revealing YouTube channel. Silent Miaow has autism. She uses a keyboard and speech synthesiser to lay the audio track. At the same time she reveals her brilliant thoughts and insights. You cannot watch her videos without changing your view
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This is the Blog through which I discovered Amanda Bagg’s YouTube channel
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March 4th, 2008 at 8:51 am
Hey, don’t knock the newspaper printers and their need for big lumps of expensive kit and massive consumables usage, they keep me in a job. Having said that I don’t buy newspapers, I get all the info I need online.
The next media giant to go will be broadcast radio as we can choose the genre of what we want to hear online.
March 4th, 2008 at 9:27 am
But broadcast radio just burbles on in the background without user intervention. It’s still the best for breaking news, instant comment of events and considered reporting. It’s also relatively cheap. It’ll be around for a long time yet.