A couple of months ago, Facebook reached a new “tipping point” of popularity and properly took off in the UK. This month, LinkedIn looks like it is going to do the same. Our prediction is that MySpace/Bebo will win out … Continue reading →

Neat. Practical. Tasty. No Washing Up. The Aussies really know how to do pie, mash, peas and gravy.

We’ve just bought shares in a couple of bands at Sellaband. The super indie-pop/rock/hybrid combos we’ve invested in are Trail and Agentx. At Sellaband you buy a share of a band (in our case $10) and when the band have … Continue reading →

Adam R’s suggested re-design of a London tube ticket…. …which then appeared in The Guardian and became a t-shirt…. …sparked an idea with a designer in Argentina… …and is now part of an anti-noise pollution campaign in Holland… Dutch revolutionary … Continue reading →

Some of you may have recently read in the papers about the tragic slaughter of gorillas in Virunga National Park, in the Congo DRC. Well, this is the exact place that William (who wrote a blog about the curious incident … Continue reading →

Some time ago, a friend posted a link to a site that was essentially an online interactive magnet game. It was made with a Flash Communication Server. Recently after reading up on Remoting gateways I decided to build one entirely … Continue reading →

Kathryn’s a regular visitor to our blog and kindly sent us a link to this video by Justice which she saw in a bar in Portugal. Thanks Kathryn. Have a nice weekend.

Who needs sleep in the afternoon, when you have these classic action scenes

With all this talk of new jobs going on it’s well worth considering this beautiful piece by digital kitchen before you send us your CV. Should be applauded purely for the line: “Is my work beautiful because I’m beautiful, or … Continue reading →