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  1. Visit The vanishing personal site | Jeffrey Zeldman The vanishing personal site | Jeffrey Zeldman

    http://www.zeldman.com/2008/04/27/content-outsourcing-and-the-disappearing-personal-site/

    Of course I've been tangentially wittering about this as I talk about personal aggregation (itself threatened by the likes of Friendfeed), but this is a good post about the death of the home page. To some extent it's stating the obvious, but then … More

  2. Visit Monocle: design notes | cityofsound Monocle: design notes | cityofsound

    http://www.cityofsound.com/blog/2008/04/monocle-design.html

    EPIServer, eh? Lots of interesting nuggets in this, and that's just on a skimreading. I'm surprised the decision to paywall just gets a sidenote, though.

  3. Visit Hideously middle-class | New Statesman Hideously middle-class | New Statesman

    http://www.newstatesman.com/200803060032

    On BBC Two's White Season: "The BBC has made a grave error in locating the problems of Britain's poorest and most pressurised people in race rather than class." Sounds about right to me.

  4. Visit Diggbrow: How The Internet Redefined Art | Gawker Diggbrow: How The Internet Redefined Art | Gawker

    http://gawker.com/353015/diggbrow-how-the-internet-redefined-art

    The catchy-image-as-art is part of the culture of ffffound as much as it is of digg (and it seems to be getting worse over time). The utter lack of text and context don't exactly help either.

  5. Visit Vanity Fair: Going After Gore, by Evgenia Peretz Vanity Fair: Going After Gore, by Evgenia Peretz

    http://www.vanityfair.com/politics/features/2007/10/gore200710?printable=true¤tPage=all

    Deeply depressing article on the coverage of the 2000 US election, and how the media laid into Gore and gave "the irresistable frat boy" an easy pass. Just because he'd have a drink with them.

  6. Visit Posters and Artworks from the London Transport Museum Posters and Artworks from the London Transport Museum

    http://www.ltmcollection.org/posters/index.html

    The (soon to reopen, hopefully) museum has put what looks like its entire poster archive (certainly hundreds of them) online for browsing and purchasing (in A3/A4). Lovely.

  7. Visit Comment is free: Don't try this at home Comment is free: Don't try this at home

    http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/jakob_illeborg/2007/09/dont_try_this_at_home.html

    "The Danish Broadcasting Corporation's intractable problems should be a lesson for the BBC in what not to do." An interesting companion piece to the Humprys interview, I think.

  8. Visit John Humphrys: On the threat to 'Today' John Humphrys: On the threat to 'Today'

    http://news.independent.co.uk/media/article2919835.ece

    A great interview in the Independent. I agree with a great deal of what he has to say about the BBC and radio, but then maybe I would; I don't have a TV either and far prefer news online or on the radio.

  9. Visit k-punk: 'Where is this Interzone place, then?' k-punk: 'Where is this Interzone place, then?'

    http://k-punk.abstractdynamics.org/archives/009449.html

    Scathing putdown of Channel 4. I wish the Humphrys interview on Today last week had been so biting.

  10. Visit Media Guardian | Situation Crtitical Media Guardian | Situation Crtitical

    http://technology.guardian.co.uk/news/story/0,,2079187,00.html

    The two things that seem to have derailed new media at the BBC are the Trust (and the commercial competitors that created that atmosphere) and Ashley Highfield, overpromising and underdelivering.

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