This is something which I stumbled across today while reading Techcrunch. As per many larger companies like the one which I work for you never seem to have enough time and staff to complete the list of work which you want to. Hence the answer very often lays elsewhere with the use of external outsourced development companies. (more…)

This was posted on Techncrunch the other day and has now made me very interested in Twitter again after initially thinking WTF about it. The only reason though is to get on the UK version of the Twitter Poster.

As stated below there doesn’t seem to be a lot of purpose to the Twitter Poster, and how people get ranked in different ways, but dammit I gotta get on there some how, just firstly I’ve got to understand exactly what Twitter is and how it works?! (more…)

Why lose out on time improving your online social network, while out partying for Halloween when you can do both like these people!

Personally i have never got why Americans (and Canadians for that matter) dress up as literally anything for Halloween rather than using the celebration to determine the theme, is it too much of a major concern that somebody else may of turned up in the same werewolf costume that you had your eye on for months and finally saved enough money to buy it? It could be like Prom all over again! What a disaster that would be! (more…)

I am quite surpirsed that Digg have only just got round to doing this as I personally think that this is something that they would of naturally got to prior to adding videos and podcasts. Another key point is that intend to clean up the taxonomy of their site also.
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An article that I spotted this morning on TechCrunch, about how major artisits are starting to follow Radioheads lead of selling there music direct to the public rather than using the record industrys model. I first heard about this yesterday when I was listening to BBC Radio 1, where they were interviewing people who had just got the new Radiohead album, where people can pay what they wish for it. Surprisingly most people paid a reasonable amount for the album rather than being cheapskates. (more…)