The online BBC technology news always used to be a diet of half-researched excitable regurgitations of anti-virus vendor press releases and oh-look-how-wacky-the-geeks-are stories about Kevin Call-me-Cyborg Warwick — now two days after they hit Slashdot, they’re running stories about rumours of a Google browser and Sony supporting MP3.
What’s going on? Are they now employing someone who’s got beyond the page of cartoons in their copy of Windows 95 For Dummies???
Hello, I'm Tim. I'm a geek working in social software who also takes photographs and messes around with technology. This is my personal website.
You can find out more about me and this website, or browse through the full archives. I also take photographs, hack around with things and work for a living. You can find me elsewhere on the interwebs, get in touch, or subscribe to a feed from this site.
The site's content is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 2.0 UK: England & Wales License, unless indicated otherwise. Please don't steal it :-)
They’ve probably discovered RSS feeds
They’ve probably discovered RSS feeds