The end of the year is nigh. Yes, folks, this is another one of those obligatory end-of-year round-up posts. I’ll keep it as brief as I can. I made a conscious effort this year to try to squeeze the pips out of the time and so I’m pretty pleased with […]
Uncategorized
16 posts
It’s that time of year again. There’s the possibility of new dragon content.
I saw them once – the dragon and the witch. They were out on the moors when the star fell from the sky. I was smaller then. Or perhaps the world was larger? While the others were asleep, I wandered through the ashes and the dust. I saw the flash […]
A favour relating to blogrolls: please update links to new address. https://www.neilbeynon.com
Holding message – main site coming soon.
Milky Way on collision course.
1. Craigslist Rivals Struggle to Succeed in Web Classified Space – ClickZ Craigslist continues to bemuse and befuddle US online publishers. Simplicity works. (tags: onlinemarketing online craigslist comment digitaladvertising digitalclassified)
1. ‘Amy Winehouse would be a great Doctor’ | Media | The Guardian Davies on leaving Doctor Who and a shameless attempt by The Guardian to boost their SEO by a lame reference to Amy Winehouse. Now you’d never catch me doing that. Oh no. (tags: DoctorWho Guardian TV Interview […]
1. Bobbie Johnson: After the Google-Viacom court ruling, the question is: who knows what about you? | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk Digital paranoia returns once more…along with the assertion that IP is the key to identification – gee I wish they’d told all those digital agencies before they invested […]
1. The Presence wins a Welsh book award | News | guardian.co.uk Books Dannie Abse wins a well deserved award. Damn fine poet, damn fine writer. Period. (tags: wales poetry literature prose)