Thoughts from a Bafta nominated Podcaster, Blogger, Writer and Commentator.
AT&T CTO claims US leads in mobile. Paging Truth Police? So first, Mr John Donovan, CTO of AT&T, the mobile wireless giant. Please respond to the BBC reporter and give her concrete evidence why you – a network operator – think the USA leads in mobile. But yeah, I hear rumbles of a debate coming up! And I'll do a pre-emptive strike into this argument. (tags: nokia tommi rant rebuttal at&t iphone)
Festivals Edinburgh- Geek in Residence Geek-in-residence is a playful term for an exciting new role which will work with the festivals to identify innovation opportunities, build networks and develop projects. It will be a part-time fixed-term contract and will suit a highly-networked individual with extensive and broad digital expertise and an interest in the creative industries and festivals in particular. Availability to travel to Edinburgh is also preferred.
Heroes of Eurovision 2010: Peter Nalitch [They] just didn't get the wry, dark humour. Rather than seeing it as an intelligent and deadpan post-modern ballad, performed in the style of a late sixties degenerate intellectual student band…"It must be a fix!", some bleated, assuming that it was some localised version of My Lovely Horse, chosen because the Russians didn't want to hold the contest again. "It's boring and depressing!" yet more chimed – and went on to boo their every performance on the big Oslo stage – especially when it was announced that it got through to the final. But
Being a Supportive Startup Spousal Overunit Yesterday, that adorable scamp I call my boyfriend pointed out this Hacker News thread on being married to, living with, or dating someone who works at a startup. (tags: relationship marraige startup tech)
Why Symbian deserves a second chance A lot of changes have happened in the Symbian eco-system since the OS was open-sourced. Here are a few reasons why I think the tech community should give Symbian a second glance, in a world obsessed with apples and droids. (tags: symbian opinion choice)
BBC College of Journalism – Pocket-size Video Journalism So far I've produced a little two-minute training video providing tips on how best to use a small camera device – Flip, Kodak, Vado, or what ever it might be – and we're working on developing some best-practice sessions for journos wanting to use them to file for the web AND – wait for it – maybe in prep for TV.
