RunningWithBulls.com - The curse of Sanfermin

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1. The smell of Fortuna cigarettes smoked by Spanish people
2. The smell of urine (from Sanfermin in Pamplona).
3. The taste of a zurito of San Miguel from a bar.
And from this Christmas, the smell of lobster boiling and turrón de chocolate Suchard.
We’re on holidays in […]

So, all the rumours of Hutchison selling off 3 UK and Italy are all just hot air, so says 3 management.
Not sure where the rumours come from maybe “competitors, or the nice people in the London financial bankers
It would seem strange after investing in the new X-Series , increasing speeds to 3.6 Mbps, […]

Move along, nothing to see.

Niklas Zennstrom’s new P2P disruptive technology project is The Venice Project

They are taking beta-testers now, and well, if there are any invitations kicking around….
Technorati Tags: the venice project , peer to peer , skype , p2p , television , broadcasting

I would love to be a fly on the wall of tonights LeWeb3 par-tae (actually no not really, I have better things to do with my time this week) to see the aftermath of the “political day” at LeWeb.
Tom Raftery,and Tom Morris sum it up well.
The “scandal” seems to be that Loic Le Meur, the […]

[via Om Malik]
I am really not sure where to start with this video. I mean its amazing and so sad at the same time.
Are these people being exploited? Are they real Internet workers? Are they better working in farms?
I have to be honest and say that Second Life and World Of Warcraft scares the […]

Last weeks data privacy, data retention links are up.
thanks
Technorati Tags: runningwithbulls.com , privacy , data retention , data privacy , data retention , ireland , digital rights , digital rights ireland

Reading some internal blogs, and looking around the news sites, I came across a few pieces of information that I thought were connected.
Firstly, (not new but) the 3 X-Series 3G data services launched with monthly flat-rate fees of (reportedly) GBP 5 and GBP 10 for up to 1 GB per month.
Secondly, an interesting article in […]