BBC Podcast, , The Secret History of Social Networking.
interpipes
Internet. Becoming Ever More Serious Business.
It remains pretty plausible up until the riot, injuries and deaths.
The Search For The Next Ridley Scott Continues
35 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute. Are we approaching some kind of video-spawned singularity?
Losing 87% Of Your Audience Is A Great Success?
Rupert Murdoch seems to think so. Spectacular misunderstanding of why the Web works, namely hyperlinks that don’t run up against a paywall.
Troll Physics
From Troll Physics
Urlesque.com showed this blog to a physics professor and got him to comment seriously on a number of the entries. Now that’s some top-notch trolling!
Too Many Stupid Jokes Suggest Themselves For This …
It will be interesting to watch how the Streisand effect plays out on this story.
Twittercast #2a
Quick update.
Twittercast #2, There Is A Light That Never Goes Out
Recorded on the morning of Thursday 14th October 2010, when Greater Manchester Police broadcast the details of every emergency call received over Twitter.
Juvenile as I am, this one made me laugh.
Twittercast #1
Recorded on Monday 11th October 2010, when large chunks of the Internet were discussing the Banksy-directed introduction to the previous night’s Simpson’s episode. All in all, a thoroughly successful experiment by Fox.
Virtual Worlds: Industry & User Data
Some information on which of these worlds actually generate revenue would be useful.