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Jon Hickman discusses what is actually meant by hyperlocal media in advance of a conference about hyperlocal media. I hijack it with my own discussion about what social media actually is. - Arkwright's homebrew supplies 2012/03/23
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How Alan Kay predicted the future in 1972 by inventing it - a paper describing a portable, programmable device with a paper-quality screen which could be fun and educational at the same time. - The three types of email | Andrew Dubber 2012/01/18
Good advice on how to easily achieve and sustain the holy grail of #inboxzero - Parking in a dead end street | Public Strategist 2012/01/05
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- I don’t know what hyperlocal media is, but I’ve stopped worrying about that. 2012/04/27
- Is open data worth it for Birmingham 2012/03/15
- Present on Earth: Dynabook, forty years on 2012/01/30
- The three types of email | Andrew Dubber 2012/01/18
- Parking in a dead end street | Public Strategist 2012/01/05
- Trimming the long tail – the danger of stripping back our websites « A Pretty Simple blog 2011/09/14
- Buying My Music In Bulk (USB Stick And Bandcamp) — Steve Lawson: Bass 2.0 — the soundtrack to the day you wish you'd had 2011/07/21
Depends if he’s a fan of Hervé Villechaize and Fantasy Island.