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telegraph.co.uk/journalists/ian-douglas
Ian Douglas - Telegraph
Ian Douglas is the Telegraph's head of digital production. When he's not telling people how to build the website, he writes a blog on science and technology and a beekeeping diary
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zacpenix.com/blog
The Road Less Traveled By
The Road Less Traveled By Skip to content HomeAbout ? Older posts Random Thoughts of People Our Age Posted on September 16, 2010 by Zac From: http://www.bangitout.com/articles/viewarticle.php?a=2874 1. I wish Google Maps had an ?Avoid Ghetto? routing option. 2. More often than not, when someone is telling me a story all I can think about is that I can?t wait for them to finish so that I can tell my own story that?s not only better, but also more
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eranium.at/blog
eranium | Stefan Erschwendner?s blog
eraniumStefan Erschwendner?s blog About: Stefan Erschwendner is Managing Director of LHBS Consulting GmbH, an innovation consultancy based in Vienna, Austria. Get connected:eraniumStefan ErschwendnerTwitter @Desertson18 thanks, Mark!!!! 5 hours ago The evolution of mobile Great mixture of technology, motion design and story telling. Vodafone ? The Evolution of Mobile from the found collective on Vimeo. 20. July 2011 by Stefan Categories: Installation | Tags: evolution, history
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120new.blogspot.com/2008/06/profile.html
120% new: Profile
skip to main | skip to sidebar 120% new 05 June 2008 Profile My online things:Identi.caDeliciousFlickrVi.sualize.usLibraryThingFriendfeed (combines updates from those four accounts listed above, but I'm thinking about deleting it)CiteULike (hasn't been updated in centuries)Blogger (the blog you're looking at; I haven't really written anything here for... - well, ever, yet, but I'm telling myself that's because I've been diverted by all these other newish things and trying to find an aggregator
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stevewhite.org/log/current
Plurp: You will believe a pig can fly
Earlier Archive Home Search Mail Stuff Type ... Bigger! 2004.05.10 : 2004.05.15 Saturday, May 15, 2004 Yo. May we have your attention, please? May we have you attention, please? We are about to re-enter the Zone of Unpredictable Connectivity. If you thought our updates were sparse in the last few weeks, there's no telling how you'll react once we re-enter the Zone. The universe is inherently uncertain. Plurp. From a sign this week beside a "voice over IP" phone. Q: What is VoIP