People Power: Facebook Revolt Sees Off Dodgy New TOS Clause
Virtual people power sees off Facebook’s dodgy new Terms Of Service clause.
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Snow Hits The UK: Travel Websites Collapse
Huge snowfalls bring glee to children (and some adults) while websites wobble.
Google’s Gmail Now Freaking Out: Mis-marking Mail As Spam
As soon as Google fixed their misreporting “This Site May Harm Your Computer” search problem, we had reports of another problem with a Google service. This time GMail.
Google Breaks!: “This Site May Harm Your Computer”
Google has was broken in a major way. (UPDATE it’s fixed now, phew) If you search for anything on Google search, the warning message “This Site May Harm Your Computer” appears underneath each of the results. This may be down to every server on the Internet becoming infected – highly unlikely – Or Google and … Continue reading Google Breaks!: “This Site May Harm Your Computer”
Stephen Fry Appearance At London Apple Store: Potential Riot? UPDATED
Police riot vehicles might be needed on 2 Feb at the London Apple Store, as Stephen Fry – TV broadcaster and Twitter’s sometimes head of publicity (he and sometimes-TV presenter Jonathan Ross were gassing on the box about it on Friday night) – is speaking at the shop Not now, we understand that it’s been … Continue reading Stephen Fry Appearance At London Apple Store: Potential Riot? UPDATED
Janis Krums’ Hudson Tweet: A Game Changer
Last night Janis Krums gave newspapers another reason to dislike Twitter.
BlackBerry Curve 8900 Hits Vodafone UK, T-Mobile US
The latest from the Blackberry stable, the Curve 8900, is now available on UK Vodafone and T-Mobile will have it in the US. The Curve builds on the success of previous models – some people are even declaring it a combination of Curve, Bold and Storm. With the screen from the Bold (high-res 2.4-inch 360×480), … Continue reading BlackBerry Curve 8900 Hits Vodafone UK, T-Mobile US
Paul Ross Canvas: Hilarious Amazon ‘Reviews’
One of the fears/ dangers of opening up to public comments on a Web site is that someone will get involved who has the ability to produce words at a remarkable pace and those words will be destructive. Another outcome is that they’re hilarious.
iPlayer 3: New Social Functions Outlined For Q1-Q2 2009
If you hadn’t noticed(!), today is iPlayer day. The BBC Internet blog is covered in posting from various of the BBC bloggers, so many, that they run way over the front page. Anthony Rose, Controller, Online Media Group and Vision, Future Media & Technology (blimey he must have a wide business card!), who oversees iPlayer, … Continue reading iPlayer 3: New Social Functions Outlined For Q1-Q2 2009
Google Tasks: Gold Dust Info For Advertisers
In a further step to make Gmail as invaluable as possible to peoples lives, Google has released an add-on for gmail to help you handle your tasks. Released via Google Mail Labs, the app is fairly simple, letting you plug in the tasks you have to complete and when they have to be done by … Continue reading Google Tasks: Gold Dust Info For Advertisers