Posts from May 2008Told you it would run and run. It seems that Michael Arrington’s proposal that copyright law be re-thought – in the same way Roe v Wade means a pregnancy can be re-thought – will continue to run and run. First came an article on Silicon Alley Insider by Hank ‘not that Hank Williams’ Williams in which he claimed, quite rightly, that Arrington [...]
Normal service will resume when I can feel my hands again (May 28th, 2008)
After yesterday’s posting fest – Haikurious, Flimericks and pointing out how wrong Michael Arrington is about intellectual property – only to have Rebecca at Orion suggest that I was somehow on holiday, I decided to show her who’s boss by doing absolutely jack shit all today.
Flimericks: a meme almost worth rejoining Facebook for (May 27th, 2008)
Now that I no longer use Facebook, I had to rely on Sarah Bee to alert me to the latest – how you say – meme to be rocking planet Zuckerberg.
Here’s not to YouTube, Mr. Arrington (May 27th, 2008)
I’m seriously starting to suspect that Michael Arrington was abused by a copyright lawyer as a child. Techcrunch, Mashable, New Media Guardian, Digg, Youtube, Gawker, news sites, blogs, TGP porn sites… seriously, who has the time to keep up with everything that’s happening on the Internet every day?
Come on barbie, let’s go party (May 26th, 2008)
Another proper post to follow later, but first – we’re having a barbeque in the mountains. The lack of firelighters posed a problem but we solved it by burning Rob’s copy of Private Eye. The smell of burning tired old jokes fills the Spanish air.. Keep an eye on the Flickr stream for more hot [...]
B.I.F.O.P. III: Music for girls to watch you by (May 26th, 2008)
Since I’ve been gone you’ve been lost without a trace /You dream at night you can only see my face /You look around but it’s me you can’t replace… Like in all failed long term relationships, this break-up was long overdue.
The rain in Spain: apparently somebody didn’t get the memo (May 25th, 2008)
It’s raining in the mountains of Spain and we’re listening to the Suga Babes covering the Arctic Monkeys, which is wrong, as the phrase goes, on so many levels. |
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