Just a quick note to confirm that I was at the Burma protest. I got a quick edit up on a few social networking websites last night.
The work I came to do in Switzerland is done and now it's time to relax for a day before returning to London and looking for work.
I'm going to be in Switzerland for a few days in order to do some work. I arrived yesterday and I'll be gone by Monday afternoon unless the flight is changed so this should be a good weekend.
Over the past weekend 1-2September the British podcasting community met at the NTI in Birmingham to discuss the future of podcasting in the United Kingdom.
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After dropping by the London twitter meetup I have learned how to use the site far more effectively. I find myself having conversations with a number of people from around the world.
As the name implies twittown blog is a blog all about twitter. It labels itself as the unofficial twitter community.
There are two parts to this website. The first part is focused on twitter news. Here you may find international news of how companies, governments and individuals are using the features to make twitter a more integral part of their lives. As a result this is an interesting resource to keep watch on how twitter is evolving.
The second part of this site is the twitter forge. The purpose of the forge is to bring together all websites, tools and api that may be of interest. It ranges from tools that you can include within your blog to those that are part of your desktop or graphic representations of activity.
As a result this appears to be an interesting site to get a quick overview of what may be the top twitter trends of the moment.
When I go towards central London I catch the tube and see the same adverts. One of these is for http://www.areyouuptospeed.com. The advert is unusual for two reasons.
I'm going to be in Switzerland for a few days in order to do some work. I arrived yesterday and I'll be gone by Monday afternoon unless the flight is changed so this should be a good weekend.
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