Blogs about: Bobbie Johnson
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Getting social with Nathan Barley
Bobbie Johnson from the Guardian has had it with social media. It’s easy to sympathise. “Listen. I have blog. I use Twitter. I idly flick through lists of people I’d forgotten I ever… more →
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RECAP: cracking open US courtrooms
wrote 1 month ago: Any mention of PACER or RECAP will get our attention. Just this week, RECAP made the news across t … more →
Guardian inaccurate article: Alleged credit card scam raises new web security fears
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wrote 4 months ago: Guardian inaccurate article: Alleged credit card scam raises new web security fears To the Guardian … more →
The Library that Never Closes
wrote 5 months ago: Bobbie Johnson’s article discusses the Open Library project which aims to archive information … more →
YouTube users revolt over new design
wrote 6 months ago: YouTube Thousands of YouTube users are staging a full-scale revolt over plans to redesign some parts … more →
UK Sunday Papers Cover Twitter and Iran
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wrote 6 months ago: Coverage of Twitter in the mainstream press has been divided, much as it is in general, between thos … more →
Welcome to the Everything Emulator
wrote 10 months ago: Re–blog from the Guardian. I’ve posted about digital preservation earlier. In this artic … more →
Social Media Works...As Part of a Larger Campaign
wrote 11 months ago: Social Media Today asks the question: are we really missing the point about the strategies we create … more →
Getting social with Nathan Barley
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wrote 11 months ago: Bobbie Johnson from the Guardian has had it with social media. It’s easy to sympathise. … more →
Google to throw the book at everybody
wrote 1 year ago: Google have made a major breakthrough in ending their series of copyright conflicts with the US Auth … more →
The net as a time sink
wrote 1 year ago: It’s well known that new communications technologies diffuse in different ways and have different im … more →
Wonderful, insightful comments and points
wrote 1 year ago: Copyright issues examined wonderfully, in an enlightened way from both sides. http://blogs.guardian. … more →
