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Last night we watched High Noon.
It’s interesting on pacifism. Is pacifism just a lazy way of not having to ever make a stand for anything?
What kind of morality can there be in standing up for what you believe in if you put your own life and the lives of people you love at risk?
But [...]
Jive Talks: XMPP (a.k.a. Jabber) is the future for cloud services
Jive Talks: XMPP (a.k.a. Jabber) is the future for cloud services
The mobile web - will Android make it interesting? « Derivadow.com
The mobile web - will Android make it interesting? « Derivadow.com
Protection of journalist sources at the centre of the Zahopoulos affair in Greece - currybetdotnet - 14 January, 2008
Protection of journalist sources at the centre of the Zahopoulos affair in Greece - currybetdotnet - 14 January, 2008
Journalistic ethics in Greece. Interesting.
24/7 TV news websites: Part 3 - BBC - currybetdotnet - 10 January, 2008
24/7 TV news websites: Part 3 - BBC - currybetdotnet - 10 January, 2008
Martin Belam again. This time he’s talking about 24-7 TV news websites. He has some very interesting things to say about the potential confusion caused by the way that BBC News is branded online.
Multiplatform radio - the benefits - blog - James Cridland
Multiplatform radio - the benefits - blog - James Cridland
There’s a video with this that shows some of the ideas for multiplatform radio in the UK.
How accessible are Britain’s online newspapers? Part 11 - Feature chart and scores - currybetdotnet - 20 November, 2007
How accessible are Britain’s online newspapers? Part 11 - Feature chart and scores - currybetdotnet - 20 November, 2007
The final part of Martin Belam’s review of the accessibility of online newspaper sites.
Adrian Monck - views on the news biz
Adrian Monck - views on the news biz
How accessible are Britain’s online newspapers? Part 1 - Daily Express - currybetdotnet - 6 November, 2007
How accessible are Britain’s online newspapers? Part 1 - Daily Express - currybetdotnet - 6 November, 2007
Martin Belam’s first episode in a series looking at the accessibility of UK newspaper sites. Today he’s looking at the Daily Express, which doesn’t fare too well.
I love this blog - a lot of work goes into presenting original [...]
SacredFacts: The future of reporting…
SacredFacts: The future of reporting…
Richard Sambrook pulls out some key quotes from David Leigh’s recent Sambrook lecture. It’s well worth reading the full text - it’s a quick joyful read that makes some good points about the dying “craft” of journalism.
