Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
Via Tech Dirt : there’s new effort by the magazine industry in Europe to do a cueCat like system. Keywords sent with SMS (huge in Europe & Asian with teens and young adults ) get you a email with a Continue reading A new variation of cueCat in the Works? Still clueless
After a long wait “Howl’s Moving Castle” (“Hauru no ugoku shiro”)is opening this weekend in Toronto Hayao Miyazaki is best know in North American for his film “Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi” (Spirited Away) in 2001 (2002 Oscar winner for Continue reading Hayao Miyazaki’s Howl’s Moving Castle opening in Toronto
In related news : Kidnappers of Dalek, send proof – a plunger arm – and a ransom note. No, really. Image of ransom Note below:I feel so much safer. Update: A crack team of U.N.I.T. has recovered the Dalek. There Continue reading WE dEmaNd FuRthEr iNstRuctioNs fRom tHe DoCtoR
TagCloud is an automated Folksonomy tool. Essentially, TagCloud searches any number of RSS feed you specify, extracts keywords from the content and lists them according to prevalence within the RSS feeds. Clicking on the tagÂ?s link will display a list Continue reading Playing with tagcloud.com
Globe and Mail Tech columnist Jack Kapica notes (May 25 2005. no perm links Jack?) : Lotus Notes is alive and well: A press release arrived here the other day extolling how three companies fiddled with their e-mail systems and Continue reading Lotus Notes is alive and well, just very quiet
The (BBC owned) site badwolf.org.uk is now alight. Watching the new Dr Who’s (in Canada), I started to notice the “Bad Wolf” references especially after “Dalek” and the thread on bureau42.com confirmed it for me, but at that time badwolf.org.uk Continue reading Dr Who and the Bad Wolf