Re: UKNM: the internet on your phone - yeah right!

[Ashley Pomeroy]

>>>>Don't believe anything in the press<<<<


In my experience, press coverage of the internet and IT in the broadsheets

is often quite amusing. It's always 'off' in a subtle, hard-to-point-at

way, as if the people who write the columns are slightly embarrassed to be

writing about computers, and wish they could write about foreign affairs

instead. It makes you wonder if the rest of the paper is as ill-informed.

 

Not really marketing, or internet, although it is a bit - it's Christmas

soon, and there's nothing I like better to take away the misery of

loneliness than by reading a book. Is there a decent history of Channel

Four available to buy somewhere? I would have thought that the channel

would have a large-format book about itself, but it doesn't. I was only

five when in launched, so I can't remember a world without it, but it

managed to build an image in a few months, and it had a groovy logo.


Along similar lines, you've all read 'No Logo' - what's it like?




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"In the land of the blind, the blindest man is king"

Ashley Pomeroy -

arpslab [dot] org

 - http://www.ashleypomeroy.com/


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