by Tom | Jan 21, 2005 | Reading
The Sun paid £8,000 for the Harry / Nazi photo and made £500,000 within a few weeks. Not bad going. And further evidence for the thought that journalists are loss leaders (this certainly used to be the case for Reuters).
by Tom | Jan 20, 2005 | Reading
Came across a large range of consulting tools following a link from Headshift:Methods for interacting with large groupsMethods for generating ideasSome thoughts about people’s different worldviewsThanks to Martin Leith for putting all of this content online. It...
by Tom | Dec 26, 2004 | Reading
The King William’s College quiz is hard. Probably too hard, in that you kind of know or don’t know the answers. There’s not much scope for working things out by logic. I guess that would make it a logic test not a quiz, though. The old English sense...
by Tom | Dec 24, 2004 | Reading
Nice Bloglines | My Blogs page for zero graphics / mobile users.
by Tom | Dec 24, 2004 | Reading
A surprisingly dull Google Zeitgeist this year, despite the nice interactive version.
by Tom | Dec 21, 2004 | Reading
More on privacy. An interesting thought from /. Now that US self-service postage kiosks take a picture of most transactions and that the cost of embedded cameras and storage space are plummeting, surely every interaction will be photographed in this way? It’s...
