Posted by Simon Perry on 24 August 2007 | Tagged as: Content, Social software, UK, Events
The event took place at the T-Bar in the Tea Buildings in Shoreditch on Wednesday 15 Aug 2007. It was meant to start at 7pm but given the long queue at the door, the start was delayed.
Since Facebook made itself a development platform, people or companies can create applications to run on it. The Developers […]
Posted by Steve Kennedy on 12 July 2007 | Tagged as: Business, UK, Events, Regulation
On Thu 5th July Nominet (the domain registry for .uk) held an open day for registrars (people who register domains). This was a chance for Nominet to explain what they do, and what services are available currently and what will be introduced in the future.
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Posted by Steve Kennedy on 11 July 2007 | Tagged as: Events, Reviews
Are there opportunity of making money out of file sharing?
Posted by Simon Perry on 3 July 2007 | Tagged as: RCA 2007, Services, UK
The Object Of My Affection is a unique object specific to an individual that can be treasured after they die.
Posted by Simon Perry on 29 June 2007 | Tagged as: Location-based services, RCA 2007, Platforms, Gadgets, UK, Audio Hardware
Give yourself that extra bit of impetus to train harder with a virtual opponent in your ears.
Posted by Simon Perry on 28 June 2007 | Tagged as: RCA 2007, News In Brief, Platforms, UK
A fascinating idea, that mixes what seems like science fiction with hard research.
Posted by Simon Perry on 28 June 2007 | Tagged as: Platforms, RCA 2007, Apple, UK, Cellular, Mobile, Research
Forget the hype around the iPhone, take a look at the next generation.
Posted by Simon Perry on 27 June 2007 | Tagged as: RCA 2007, Platforms, UK, Video piece
A very cool way of adjusting a light source. Seen at the RCA 2007 show.
Posted by Simon Perry on 27 June 2007 | Tagged as: RCA 2007, Platforms, UK, Reviews, Research
The RCA end of year show was fascinating. We show you our highlights.
Posted by Simon Perry on 30 May 2007 | Tagged as: Business, Web 2.0, UK, Events
First Tuesday is sending out email again. The death of the Internet is predicted.
