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New roles for digital writing Most new mobile phones purchased in the UK now have picture messaging facility, some do short movie clips. M...

Local knowledge Graffiti on hoardings around Sheffield claims that God is real . I was pleased to learn, this morning from another writer...

Thinking with my fingers I love the idea of thinking with your fingers. It builds on some of Frank Wilson’s ideas in his book ‘ The Ha...

Making tracks in cyberspace What will happen when bloggers get easier access to mobile technology? Justin Hall who's looking at trends...

My footprints Wet footprints are the memory of my appearance at the office. They say that Thoth invented writing after watching the webp...

Art, music, life... Just discovered the work of Martin Hill who does minature Golsworthy-like stuff with stones and pebbles. I loved t...

What's news? Well, first there's official recognition of the rise of news blogs and then our friends at Firebox resurrect the Tam...

Live links/dead links Unfortunately, the fabulous hip hop link is now dead :weep: So, to compensate for that I'm now showing a coupl...

My birthday and other ephemera Yes, just a bit older, so I'm keeping up to date with hip-hop ( click here: you'll need sound ) a...

The art of the flashmob In the summer the BBC harnessed the power of the flashmob phenomenon to create Flashmob the Opera , a tastefull...

Remember those little brushes... Remember those little brushes you used to get to clean typewriter keys? Another part of writing paraphe...

Scandinavian Jazz Why does all the best new jazz come from Norway and Sweden? In 1989 Miles Davis recorded Palle Mikkelborg's Aura su...

Love in a cold climate Another object of desire is the wearable MP3 player . OK if it's cold, wet or both - but as Ruth points out ...

Whatever happened to Fist? Graffiti has a long history dating back, as far as I know, to comments carved into the paving slabs of Ephesu...

BLOGGERS' BLOCK? Am I suffering from bloggers block? No, I just gave it a break. Life got in the way. Now I'm getting some stud...

Something to read This book! Amazon.co.uk: Books: The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay

A really enjoyable book that weaves a tale around popular comics of the WW2 era.

Something to look at! First sample image is just great!!!! Galerie Tanit - James Casebere

At last! Nothing published for a while. Duh! But here's an interesting piece by Michael Schrage that explains about the new communicati...

Book Reviews What Video Games Have to Teach us about Learning and Literacy James Paul Gee: Palgrave Macmillan (2003) ISBN 1-4039-6169-7 ...