by Tom | Jun 26, 2004 | IT
I had some problems with the new hosting service in that there was a 30s delay when I connected by FTP before getting a file listing. Some help from Adiungo and some googling unearthed the fact that there are three places where various services might try to do a kind...
by Tom | Apr 30, 2004 | Government
A Service Oriented Approach to e-Government Architecture is an interesting paper about loosely coupled service architectures in government.
by Tom | Apr 30, 2004 | IT
PCWorld.com – Is E-Voting Safe?. We must be able to fix e-voting. I mean really!
by Tom | Apr 30, 2004 | Business
John Battelle gives a nice summary of the Google IPO, focusing on the letter from the founders. I can see Wall Street running a mile from this kind of thing – there’s plenty of cash elsewhere in the private sector, and there won’t be a tech-related...
by Tom | Apr 29, 2004 | Government
The long-awaited Priority Services Paper is out. Not as many changes as I’d expected / hoped from the consultation. However, this is the e-Government agenda in the UK for the next 20 months, so off we go!
by Tom | Apr 25, 2004 | IT
Gigablast looks like a reasonable new search engine with highlights from Google and others (such as categorisation, suggestion of related searches, spell checking).
by Tom | Apr 25, 2004 | IT
Burningbird has moved away from Movable Type to WordPress. This is at the back of my mind as well. Roll on some time to do it!
by Tom | Apr 23, 2004 | Business
by Tom | Apr 23, 2004 | Reading
Sony’s Electronic Paper eBook Bound For Greatness says Gizmodo. I doubt it – the first to market is never normally the category killer. However, I’m looking forward to the general availability of light, usable, high definition ePaper.
by Tom | Apr 20, 2004 | Science
Model may give two-year warning of El Niña. It would be fantastic if this were true – a staggering effect on world poverty and potential response to environmental changes.
