If you’re a blogger, tweeter or regular garden geek, you’ll like this little iPhone tip. It’s not an earth mover, but you will say “Oooo“.
As someone who blogs, but lacks design skills, I find the process of creating images – particularly screen shots (aka screen captures) – to use in my posts a little clunky. [...]
Okay, so I’m really late on this one. There was snow and…well, snow really. It’s 2010 and it’s really time to put finger to keyboard again.
You’d have to have been in a dark hole for a fortnight not to have seen the deluge of 2009 reviews across the web. There are some really great ones [...]
Last week I read, and was inspired by, Julien Smith’s article ‘How To Read a Book a Week in 2010‘. Take a read, maybe you will be too.
In a nutshell, Julien set himself a challenge last year to read a book a week, 52 books a year. He read 54.
Why, you might wonder?
In his words, [...]
Sex toys, crime statistics and the Artic Monkeys.
Words I never thought I could unite in one blog post. Take a moment to consider where this could go…
Nothing quite so sensational, I’m afraid, but interesting nonetheless.
Anyone who knows my geeky side will know that I have a penchant for Google Maps Mashups (If you don’t know [...]
I love the current series of altered Google logos celebrating 40 years of Sesame Street – especially today’s featuring the Count (one of my personal Jim Henson favourites).
However, I can’t help feel that it might have been slightly more appropriate to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall today.
Of course it [...]
Would you pay a guy $1 (or £0.60p at today’s exchange rate) to wear your branded t-shirt for a day?
Seems an odd question, but hundred’s of companies are apparently doing it.
Jason Sadler of iwearyourshirt.com has made $70,000 this year by selling ad space on the tshirts he wears, according to Mashable. Prices start at $1 [...]
Just heard that I’ve won a Microsoft ‘I’m a PC’ t-shirt through a competition I entered on Mel Carson’s blog. For those not in the know, Mel is Microsoft Advertising’s adCenter Community Manager in London.
The competition was to come up with a personal t-shirt slogan that starts with ‘I’m a…’, plus explain why it’s applicable [...]
Apparently, Google isn’t causing the end of life as we know it after all (at least not environmentally).
According to TechCrunch, it seems that the Times might have been a little over zealous in the writing of the article, latching on to Google as the culprit. At the centre of the controversy, is the claim “that [...]
Apparently typing ‘how to save energy’ into Google might not be the best way to do your bit for saving the planet.
According to research by Harvard scientist Alex Wissner-Gross, performing two searches on Google can produce about the same level of carbon dioxide as boiling a kettle for a cuppa.
It’s all to do with how [...]
Now this is going to sound a little weird.
One of the brands I’m working on at the moment is running a pretty big branding campaign, with both online and offline activity. It’s running in 6 week bursts and is about to enter its second phase.
The first burst ran in October and early November and was [...]
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