Finding the best radio station is obviously a subjective experience. Are you looking for a particular band or genre? Do you want somewhere with variety? And how on earth do you find the station that’s right for you as an individual without going through every stop on the dial and noting down what they play [...]
Find the best radio stations – online
October 19th, 2009 · Comments
Tags: absolute radio · data · radio
When novelty becomes necessity
July 1st, 2009 · Comments
When technological advancements such as the printing press, telegraph or the car were invented, it took a while to get going. Even something as simple as sliced bread took a good few years before becoming widely adopted.
And yet the increasing pace of change means what seemed a novelty just a short time ago soon becomes [...]
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Some reactions to Digital Britain…
June 17th, 2009 · Comments
I haven’t been able to fully digest the Digital Britain report to be able to dissect it and add anything to the commentary already online, so I thought I’d share the thoughts of those people who I value enough to have in my RSS feed every day:
Digital Britain Scorecard: So how did Lord Carter do? [...]
Tags: Digital Culture
Will Britain become a rural backwater online?
May 2nd, 2009 · Comments
Although I already knew the difference in broadband speeds around the world, seeing the direct comparison in a BBC article on 100Mbps broadband really lept out at me.
‘The upcoming Digital Britain report is expected to outline plans to give the UK population universal broadband access at the modest speed of 2Mbps by 2012.
In South [...]
Tags: Digital Culture

