Links for 2005-03-24
Posted March 24, 2005 12:22 AM.
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Phil Gyford writes about Flickr for BBC News (and talks to Timo and me as well)
"It's about capturing moments - things your eyes have got caught on - and doing what you'd do to a friend if they happened to be on the street with you, saying 'check that out, isn't that awesome'.."
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Sanity is Having A Massage - Flickr-style
Ah. Back in the UK. Work. Flat. Computers. How very drole. {snaps}
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Jamie4U is the funniest parody of a young gay weblog that I've ever read. Well done sir! Bravo...
"Then me and Craig were like boyfriends for a whole week, but then I got bored of him and dumped him because he was too clingy and I needed like SPACE and FREEDOM to BE MYSELF."
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Awesome eboy poster of London that I ordered and arrived in the office today...
It's beautiful and it's huge! I have no idea where to put it...
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BBC to cut 2,000 programme jobs
The BBC is to cut more than 2,000 jobs in its programme-making divisions and new media...
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Jeremy Dear and Mark Thompson go head-to-head about the BBC cuts
"The BBC has announced more job losses in its programme-making divisions, bringing the total to 2,050 over three years, as it seeks to save £355m a year to reinvest in programmes."
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Riding Shanghai's maglev, the world's fastest train...
Sounds like a vaguely uninspiring experience, a waste of money and a tremendously impressive futurist folly. We need more of this...
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BBC faces strike ballot deadline
"Union leaders have threatened to hold a strike ballot at the BBC if it presses ahead with its plan for 2,050 redundancies at the corporation."
Comments
Please stay on-topic, informative and polite. I reserve the right to remove comments for whatever vague capricious reasons seem reasonable at the time.
So, have you seen the print version of today's Guardian yet?
→ Posted by: rob cave at March 24, 2005 1:34 PM
Did you see the discussion in FlickrCentral? Some of the folks there reacted badly to one of your taken-out-of-context quotes. I tried to defend you, but it's easier to react to a soundbite than actually read and think before you type.
http://www.flickr.com/groups/topic/21424/
→ Posted by: Bill Jennings at March 25, 2005 7:35 PM