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Ad break in the middle of ITV programme with very fat @stephenfry comes an ad for Heart. Not bad, but a better ad here: http://james.cridland.net/blog...
Twitrecycle: would any of my followers want: canvas green suitcase (cabin luggage size) on wheels? It'll cost you a pint. Collect London W1.
Goodness, elevator=deadline makes -such- a difference on this Acer Aspire One, instead of elevator=noop. Mmm, kernel switches.
@tradingnothing OK, fair enough - I'd no idea that there was a ratio limit on Twitter. In which case, http://dossy.org/twitter... might help.
@psychemedia Ha. Snap. Open Office Impress is possibly the least impressive piece of software out there. Google Docs works beautifully.
@tradingnothing You're doing it wrong. Follow people you value; unfollow those you don't. It's that simple, really.
@thetricktolife I checked mine. My local one is open till 5... ;)
Just broke my watch strap. D'oh. Just ordered another one. Good. Right - off to Sainsburys otherwise the cat will starve.
Johnny Vaughan – Maybe it’s because I’m a Londoner - http://james.cridland.net/blog...
Notes with amusement that @CHRISDJMOYLES 's show when appearing on BBC subtitles is apparently "The Chris Mole Also Show".
Alexander Armstrong and Martin Freeman to star in computer drama - http://www.guardian.co.uk/media...
Bloody hell. This looks utter, unadulterated, shit.
- James Cridland
Why I don’t do work blogs [tomVersus] - http://moontan.co.za/tomvers...
Tom says that I'm a prolific blogger, and then says that blogging should be left to the "real professionals". Um. Okay. Fine. Whatever.
- James Cridland
RadioDNS – Developments Update - http://radiodns.org/2009...
A nice update in developments around RadioDNS, the technology that links broadcast to IP. Worthwhile looking at, if you've not already - there's some really good news to come.
- James Cridland
A trawl around the web in June - http://james.cridland.net/blog...
How Many People Does It Take...? [Paul Easton] - http://pauleaston.blogspot.com/2009...
Following a throwaway comment in this blog, Paul goes off to investigate staffing levels for BBC Radio 4. I must admit, I've no idea what 55 people do running the Today Programme either.
- James Cridland
Radio Scilly [guardian.co.uk] - http://www.guardian.co.uk/culture...
A rather lovely writeup of my favourite local radio station, Radio Scilly. In, naturally, the TV Blog in The Guardian - which clearly stretches to television for grownups as well (i.e. the radio).
- James Cridland
Digital Britain has arrived (or is at least en-route) [Nick Piggott] - http://nick.piggott.name/blog...
Nick's take on the Digital Britain report - essential reading for anyone involved in DAB Digital Radio or the future of radio
- James Cridland
ASCAP Wants To Be Paid When Your Phone Rings [Electronic Frontier Foundation] - http://www.eff.org/deeplin...
ASCAP, the American equivalent of a bit of "PRS for Music", are going after the mobile phone companies wanting money for public performance of ringtones. You might think the music companies are a bunch of money-grabbing twats, but that wouldn't be for me to comment.
- James Cridland
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