I've now added a story digest feature to ROSTRA so that users can receive emails containing the headline and summary of most recent stories posted to any given ROSTRA. The list of subscribers is not handled by ROSTRA itself – you simply provide the email address of a list service. This way, subscribers have independant…
Very witty article at scotsman.com (found whilst looking for information on the Dynamic Earth exhibition in Edinburgh). Related Links: Lazy Guide to Net Culture
After a wait of months for sufficient stories to build up, the KMi News Digest has finally been sent. The most recent story, of Enrico's Professorship, posted late yesterday, tipped the scale and the scheduled script triggered, sending the summaries of seven stories to a list of well over a hundred subscribers. This is the…
The Iraqi information minister, Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf, justly famous thanks to his numerous and somewhat comical protestations at press conferences, has resurfaced in Baghdad. An Iraqi Kurdish official told a London-based Arabic newspaper that Mr Sahhaf was staying at his aunt's house in Baghdad, and was under surveillance by US forces. Captured then released by…
The Iraqi information minister, Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf, justly famous thanks to his numerous and somewhat comical protestations at press conferences, has resurfaced in Baghdad. An Iraqi Kurdish official told a London-based Arabic newspaper that Mr Sahhaf was staying at his aunt's house in Baghdad, and was under surveillance by US forces. Captured then released by…
I've now added the ability to make comments on postings. The comments are unthreaded but do record who posted them and when.
On the 20th of June the patent relating to the GIF file format expired. Up until now software companies such as Adobe, have had to pay to use the format in their software e.g. in Photoshop. The expiry of the patent may therefore lead to a fall in some software prices. Also, people who use…
Not just one, but two copies of Bond film 'Licence To Kill' are reported to have been found in amongst the horde of Saddam Hussein's son Uday. Coalition troops recently uncovered a collection of Uday's personal belongings during searching exercises. The 1989 film which starred Timmy Dalton as 007 must have struct a chord with…
Some of these are pretty dire! Related Links: http://www.blogdot.org/http://www.blogeasy.com/http://www.bloggingnetwork.com/http://m-blog.com/http://www.blogspot.com/
The Guardian reports Monday (link below): “Britain's passionate but paradoxical love affair with the mobile phone is laid bare this week by the thinktank Demos as it calls for the next generation of mobile technologies to be harnessed to transform our relationships with each other and with the state.” The Demos recommendation is itself paradoxical…
