Posts from April 2008
Video killed the anonymous commenter (April 29th, 2008)
Buoyed by having made a flying start on level two today, I decided to celebrate by making my first video comment on TechCrunch UK.
Sarah Lacy and the magical unicorn of boo ya (April 25th, 2008)
“So, I should probably make a confession… but if I do, I’d rather you didn’t punch me on the nose.”
Brevity is the soul of shit (April 24th, 2008)
A hell of a day today, all told, and I have to be on a flight to Boston in a few hours for Roflcon. No time there for one of my trademark rambling posts. Instead, a few bullet points from the Digg party last night…
Day three: Those who are Glasshousers should throw more events (April 23rd, 2008)
We begin day three with some housekeeping. First of all, apologies to Sokratis Papafloratos from Trusted Places whose name I spelt wrongly yesterday. Sorry Socks.
Clift notes: how I learned to stop tipping and hate the Clift (April 22nd, 2008)
“403 Forbidden: The server understood the request, but is refusing to fulfill it.” – Web error message when using WiFi at the Clift Hotel (really)
Can’t we all just get along? (April 21st, 2008)
(Update: Tonight’s Glasshouse event is actually gloriously free. Yay.)
Web Mission Day 2.0: Just another manic Sunday (April 21st, 2008)
“The thing about Brits is that you guys are far less controversial than people in the US” When (if) I get back to the UK, I think I need to get a subscription to Heat magazine. Perhaps then I can stop doing stuff like this…
Boys are back in town (April 18th, 2008)
Just when my liver’s back in some kind of shape, I wander into the lobby of my hotel in Nob Hill (really) yesterday and who do I see?
Busy doing nothing (April 13th, 2008)
A couple of days of blogging silence because, frankly, there’s not been much to say. |
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