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I don’t normally make any comment on Dave Winer’s views on things, sometimes I agree with him, sometimes I don’t.
But this time he is smack bang on:

Standards devised by one tech company whose main purpose is to undermine another tech company, usually don’t work.
……What would be exciting and uplifting, a real game-changer — Internet […]

I *heart* the Internet.
I have become a fully published photographer! (Not that its a great photo…I have taken better, but….I won’t complain)
I got contacted by some people from Schmap.com asking if they could use one of my photos I took of the Dun Laoghaire Festival Of World Cultures from 2006. Ojos De Brujos played a […]

The BBC iPlayer service is a great idea. Aunty gets with the new kids and onto d’Internet. They even got Mister BlackBeltJones too (yes, him, the dood that “found” warchalking - if bbj reads this, I spent 3 months of one summer chalking Dublin..*so* much fun was had).
Well, the Beeb lied:

It is supposed to […]

Google bought Jaiku the Finnish based “social network based in and on the web & mobile phones” for an undisclosed sum.
Whats the new name? Jaioogle? Jaigle? Jagle?

What does that mean? First and foremost, we’re of course continuing to support our existing users. So fear not: your Jaiku phone, the Web site, IM, SMS, and […]

[First post in a while…it took some time!]
I started reading a few months ago about Dopplr…
As I happen to work for one of the “Dopplr 100″ companies, I managed to get a invite-beta.
To read from their about:

Dopplr is an online service for frequent travellers. It was created by an international team of world travellers. Dopplr […]

Reading Neuromancer and Idoru, the kind of things that the “police” arrested people for seemed far-fetching and unbelievable…
After doing to random surfing (following links from one page to the next and ending up on something interesting) I came across the SecondLife Police Blotter, which lists “infractions” and “crimes” that have been committed (can you commit […]

Martin Sauter asks today why is the N73 one of (if not) the most popular camera phone used on the Flickr photosharing site.
Wherever I go these days I see people with Nokia N-73 phones walking around. Incredible for a phone that has just been available for a couple of months.
I think there are even […]

[UPDATE]: My problem is with the classic version (which I think has changed from the “previous” classic version that was used). Jonathan from Newsgator has kindly commented below. Thanks Jonthan, and Brent also.
This is the interface I have a problem with.

It can take up to 40 seconds to load the page, or navigate through the […]