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As you might know, Shift Run Stop (that podcast I used to edit every week) is on holiday at the moment. While we work out when/how/whether to restart, I’ve found myself listening to lots more podcasts. There’s one in particular which I think you might like. Off the Wallpost (‘a conversation about digital media in …
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I’ve been working with Leila Johnston on a new thing. It’s a fortnightly podcast called Shift Run Stop and as she explains it’s “an ambient soundscape sort of production, an undulation of chatter and noise, ideas, games and food”. Editing it is a lot of fun, as are the weekly recording sessions. It lives at …
Jordan, Jesse, GO! is probably the best entertainment podcast going. I’m a few weeks behind (I’ve clearly neither been flying recently nor mowing my lawn enough) but here’s the episode I’m listening to tonight. Join me. Any show which has a forum and a voicemail account hotline (+1 206-984-4FUN) has to be good. I’m not …
Create a Google Talk chatback badge – Handy. Not sure I want to use it, but handy. KnowledgeBoard – ‘IBM gambles on a shift from the KM model’ – “the decentralising impact of Web 2.0 calls for a new approach, or what the big blue calls ‘knowledge sharing’” Baekdal.com: Lenovo X300 is Not a Cool …
The Virtual Worlds BusinessCast: Roo Reynolds & Ian Hughes, Metaverse Evangelists, IBM – Ian and I did an interview for Voices In Business recently. “Episode Eleven of The Virtual Worlds BusinessCast, brought to you by Voices in Business. Today, we talk to Roo Reynolds and Ian Hughes, Metaverse Evangelists at IBM.” CES 2008: IBM Wins …
earideas – “Earideas is a collection of the best thoughtful audio available on the web” An Eclectic Mind : Some Thoughts on the MacBook Air – “I believe that the 12” PowerBook is the best notebook computer Apple has ever made. Perfectly sized for travel, … I wish Apple would have brought that up to …
Why I Stopped Using Twitter – Publishing 2.0 – Scott Karp on why he stopped using Twitter. “Twitter has turned distraction into an art form. It’s like hanging out at a bar with a bunch of interesting people (some of whom are talking on their cellphones) and forgetting that you have to go home.” Anne …