by Rob Cottingham | Feb 28, 2006 | Blogging, Politics
Paul Summerville is taking a break: Been blogging every day since mid-August with some podcasting and videocasting. Taking a break until 6th March. Egads. Suddenly, I feel like a piker. by Rob Cottingham | Feb 23, 2006 | Blogging, Technology
Will has announced his availability with a blog post entitled Web Marketing Prodigy and Sales Rainmaker Seeks Awesome Job. Frankly, any awesome job worth its salt ought to be seeking him: I’m moving on from Raincity Studios, because I’ve done my part in... by Rob Cottingham | Feb 23, 2006 | Technology
Ah, chaos theory. Somewhere in Africa yesterday, a butterfly flapped its wings. Here in Vancouver last night, I bought The Drivers’ “Tears on Your Anorak” and Squeeze’s greatest hits from the iTunes Music Store. A short while later, that very... by Rob Cottingham | Feb 21, 2006 | Blogging, Technology
Let Evan Leeson show you what might be the iPod’s ultimate role: as both a nifty media gizmo in its own right and as the world’s most talented remote control. “Depending on where you are, the iPod is either your main device, or your remote. If it is... by Rob Cottingham | Feb 13, 2006 | Blogging, Communicating, Politics
Joel at the Hyde Park Associates blog tackles the foam-flecked attacks from right-wing bloggers on Al Gore for his recent speech in Saudi Arabia. His telling concluding paragraph: I would have been much more impressed (and influenced) had the conservatives simply... by Rob Cottingham | Feb 12, 2006 | Blogging, Conferences and workshops, Technology
Mark at Notes from a Teacher: Mark on Media caught the session I led at Northern Voice yesterday on social change. With all three other panelists unable to attend, I was alone on stage. We were hoping to bring in one of the absent panelists, Marnie Webb, by Skype, but...