links for 2007-02-23
Friday, 23 February 2007, 12:22
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Tagline: “Slightly MORE useful than Twitter”.
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Lucas Grindley continues his careful reading — and follow-up research — of that IHT story about Schibsted’s online revenues.
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Office of National Statistics “60.1% of broadband connections were 2 meg or less, with 32.5% between 2 and 8 meg, and just 2% at 8 meg plus”
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Featuring a few familiar names — and some references to some magazine I once worked on. (via Ilana Fox)
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Heather Brooke highlights the case of Andy Wightman, whose web site detailing land ownership in Scotland ran into the usual Crown Copyright nonsense…
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Paul Bradshaw: “It is with a deep sense of shame that I nominate the newspaper I grew up with - The Bolton (formerly Evening) News - for the worst attempt at online video I’ve seen so far.”
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Robert Freeman: “Print journalists don’t make natural videographers. That’s clear from the many papers who are currently attempting to ‘make television’. But that aim is a red herring.”
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Tom Griffin’s online petition against the Freedom of Information Act fees changes has 1,530 signatures, but it closes today. Last chance to sign it.
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An FoI request uncovers bizarre and costly experiments on psychics by the MoD. “The study had concluded there was “little value” in using “remote viewing” in the defence of the nation.”
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“New figures from Norwegian Media Businesses’ Association show that virtually nobody is interested in PDF version of newspapers.”
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