The return of Kathy Sierra In 2007 Kathy Sierra essentially stopped speaking in public, writing her blog and generally contributing online. This was due to a campaign of appalling abuse that including death threats and her home address being made public amongst other things. In late July Sierra returned to blogging just as the Twitter…… Continue reading Three of a kind [040813]
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Edward Snowden’s not the story. The fate of the internet is Feels like I’m linking to something like this every week 😦 Another story about the threat to the freedom of the internet and how it is fragmenting in to a series of smaller, censored networks where privacy is non-existent. Scary days. On a related…… Continue reading Three of a kind [280713]
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10 Rules of the internet I think Mr Dash misses one of the big rules. The internet loves a list 🙂 This is a mix of the fun, serious and very true. I actually think it is amongst the bonus rules where the real gem is hiding “Never argue against logic with emotion, or against…… Continue reading Three of a kind [210713]
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How we are losing the war for a free and open internet It seems like every week I am reading another blogpost bemoaning the changing face of the internet & web. It feels like there is something building but towards what I am not sure. Here Sue Gardner from the Wikimedia Foundation talks about being…… Continue reading Three of a kind [140713]
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Lockdown Great bit of writing from Marco Arment, creator of Instapaper. It reminds me of the post from Anil Dash ‘The web we lost’ and I’m not sure there is much greater praise I could offer at the moment. Marco rails at the way Google has treated RSS and how they have damaged the promise…… Continue reading Three of a kind [070713]