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@rachelclarke I'm really enjoying your Futures of Entertainment liveblogging - thanks. http://blog.bibrik.com/archive... is excellent. Isn't VJ a star?
@abeeken @RenZephyr I agree. Was also hoping for better integration on the Xbox (optionally tweet achievements etc) not just Twitter channel
BBC News magazine asks 'What happened to Second Life' http://news.bbc.co.uk/2... The hype stopped since '06 but SL has grown: https://blogs.secondlife.com/communi...
Trying Twitter via the Xbox. Not sure about it yet.
Perhaps my goal should be to reach the end (start?) of each working day at Inbox Zero, rather than maintain that state every single minute.
Must be time for a breather and a bite to eat. Also does anyone have a spare pair of lungs? Mine want to cough all the time.
New Prospect poll: The rise of Britain's liberal "twittering classes ... - http://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/2009...
"We’ll put all this up on the web soon ... The poll shows that while 57 per cent of Britons think greater police powers to tackle terrorism are more important than protecting civil liberties, less than half of Twitter users agree. Fifty-six per cent of the public agree that “the greatest victims of discrimination in Britain these days are often ordinary white men,” compared to only 45 per cent of Twitter users." - Roo Reynolds
Guardian - Twitter users: young, metropolitan and angry about civil liberties ... - http://www.guardian.co.uk/technol...
"Britain's 5.5 million Twitter users are younger than average members of the public, slightly more likely to vote Labour, and distinctly more liberal, according to a survey published today. They are also more likely to live in London, less likely to live in the north of England, and marginally more likely to belong to a lower social class. ... Most users find Twitter either 'very worthwhile' or 'mildly useful'. But 39% of all respondents said that it 'dumbs down' the way people communicate and 76% of them said they had no interest in using it themselves. [See also http://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/... who commissioned the poll] - Roo Reynolds
Even better: you can add .xml or ?accept=application/xml to channelography URLs: e.g. http://channelography.rattlece... and http://channelography.rattlece... etc
@brelons Great to meet you yesterday. Have you blogged the ImportXML trick on brelson.com or should I point at http://www.labnol.org/interne... ?
@channelography API: I see I can add .xml to the end of formats channels and programmes URLs. Not entities though? No http://channelography.rattlece... ?
what I should have said at playful - http://www.flickr.com/photos...
what I should have said at playful
I learned a cool trick from @BrendanNelson today. ImportXML in Google Docs is really clever. See http://docs.google.com/support... and http://www.labnol.org/interne...
Buzzing. In a good way.
@tonyblews re finding out when Doctor Who will be coming up (including repeats on digital channels), does this help? http://www.bbc.co.uk/program...
Had lots of fun in Bristol today meeting the Factual TV exec team. Lovely atmosphere there. And I saw @pudseybear selling cakes. Hurrah.
@AlexGubbay welcome! Looking forward to working with you.
En route to BBC Bristol. 'The Shire'/'Hobbiton', as I believe it's sometimes known. I'm not very good on the nicknames. TV Centre = Mordor?
@joyfeed blimey, is there nothing that book doesn't answer? Does it contain any gardening tips, perchance? :-)
Episode 4 of Shift Run Stop recorded. Emergency burger at Waterloo before the 8:35 train home. A good day today.
Watching Dirtgirl on CBBC: "[You want] more [bees in your garden]? Don't you mean less?" Actually, you mean 'dont you mean fewer'.
@robertbrook @jennybee it seems the best example is http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio... -sadly it's not done consistently. Will investigate
RT @robertbrook RT @jennybee: "Where do the BBC publish their web stats?"
Watching the LOTR films. Can't get past the "taking the Hobbits to Isengard" bit without laughing http://www.youtube.com/watch...
Watching the LOTR films. Can't get past the "taking the Hobbits to Isengard" bit without laughing http://bit.ly/dNAHp
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