Families and Technology
by Iain on September 27, 2006
This press release from Yahoo! and OMD apparantly shows a resergence of traditional values among tech-savvy families. Stuff like eating together being important and things like that. There’s a lot of interesting nuggets in there, but my favourite bit is (…)
RSS Explained…
by Iain on September 26, 2006
…the Oprah Way! I’ve been a real bugger sometimes and asked people to explain what RSS feeds are in an interview. Not to see if they necessarily know or not. But to see how they respond to answering a tricky, (…)
How lovely are these icons..?
by Iain on September 25, 2006
I’d say very lovely. That picture shows really how these beautiful (free) Mac icons look inside my computer. Imagine how cool I’d look if only I could be bothered to change all my file and folder icons. Damn! My inner (…)
It’s all too (point oh) much
by Iain on September 22, 2006
I think New Media Age journalists must have some kind of autocomplete thing turned on in their word processors – just stick 2.0 after everything, regardless. Unless they know something about Apple’s plans that no-one else does? Obligatory buttons:
Help me find someone
by Iain on September 22, 2006
Not in a Where’s Wally kind of way! I need to find someone for a project I’m working on. It’s a type of person I’ve not really worked with before. A kind of person that I don’t know where to (…)
Random YouTube Clip
by Iain on September 22, 2006
There are no words… There are no words needed… Thanks Tobie. Obligatory buttons:
Paper Nerd 2
by Iain on September 22, 2006
After the last post about magnetic inkjet paper, my memory was jogged about something that I’d seen at a computer fair ages ago. Inkjet shrinky-dink paper. Oh yeah, and we did a project for TopShop a while ago using Inkjet (…)
Magnetic Inkjet Paper
by Iain on September 22, 2006
This appeals to my inner paper-nerd: Novatech A4 Magnetic paper Awesome. Obligatory buttons:
YouTube Value on TechCrunch
by Iain on September 21, 2006
Even though their site has issues with it’s error messages (see below), it’s undoubtedly worth quite a lot of money. This article on TechCrunch has a good top line discussion on how much it might be worth and outlines the (…)
Moo.com – flickr cards
by Iain on September 20, 2006
Great great great! Get your Flickr photos printed onto mini-cards (they’re like 1/2 height business cards). They look a bit like They are v2.0 of Pleasurecards (thanks Stef) which I have some of and are great quality. The application which (…)