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Interesting brouhaha in the comments. - Adam Tinworth

Print being slashed to clear the way for online development… - Adam Tinworth

Good classification of gear based on your level of experience / commitment to podcasting - Adam Tinworth

I sort of knew this already, but I've been abominable at taking the time out to think, strategize and have moments of inspiration over the last six months. Need to do that more. - Adam Tinworth

Looks useful - Adam Tinworth

Clue: it's not men. - Adam Tinworth

"Thanks! I've enjoyed it immensely!" - Adam Tinworth

"Thank you for making my point so beautifully and eloquently.…" - Adam Tinworth

"Free speech? I believe that allows taking the mickey out of people who can't take a joke, too! Hurrah!" - Adam Tinworth

"Oh, I see. He's committed Thought Crime has he? Tsk." - Adam Tinworth

"Oh, I see. He's committed Thought Crime has he? Tsk." - Adam Tinworth

"There's a wonderful concept called satire. It's been around a wee while now. I'm surprised to discover that so few of my NUJ comrades have heard of it… :-)" - Adam Tinworth

"I want to know what Angela Merkel's husband was wearing..." - Adam Tinworth

Interesting write-up of a debate about the coverage of science in mainstream media. - Adam Tinworth

About as good a five point guide as you're every likely to see. - Adam Tinworth

"Thanks! It's a Canon EOS 500D." - Adam Tinworth

"It's just a place where people involved in any of the many forms of social media can meet, chat and exchange ideas." - Adam Tinworth

"I think you're confusing "the future" with "Tomorrow's World". :)" - Adam Tinworth

"Excellent news - and I think the expansion policy outlined in the latest BrandNew blog post sounds like a good plan." - Adam Tinworth

Key quote, I think: "We now realize there are three spaces on the Telegraph’s Web site: ours—where comments on articles reside, theirs—My Telegraph, and the bloggers’—our blogs." - Adam Tinworth

Typepad builds in support for the PubSubHubub real time updating format. - Adam Tinworth

What's this? National newspaper journalists making factual errors about bloggers? I though it was bloggers that were unreliable! - Adam Tinworth

There are two technologies in development right now that I think matter to publishers. This is one of them. - Adam Tinworth

Shane nicely skewers the argument that the Drudge Report has lost its edge. - Adam Tinworth

Journalists completely taken in by fraud, bloggers expose it. What was that about being able to trust journalists but not bloggers? - Adam Tinworth

A solid argument against the dominance of a handful of companies as the home of social graph information. - Adam Tinworth

"Very few things come without down-sides. :) But yes, despite working in the mass media, blogging's ability to break down the mass media's hold on public discourse has been something I've treasured about it since the start." - Adam Tinworth

"Seems to be working OK. :)" - Adam Tinworth

"The point was that there's some interesting, thought-provoking stuff over on Alan's blog, and I thought people should read it. :-) The wider point about content atomisation and the way the Internet is structured is something I will certainly return to several times in the coming weeks." - Adam Tinworth

Interesting. That's a fair chunk of cash. - Adam Tinworth

"I'm also small and green, and I died several films ago. :)" - Adam Tinworth