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Twitter has taken quite a lot of heat for putting in place the capability to block tweets on a geographical basis. This begins to look ...

I can't believe this. When posting the previous entry, I got this message: Blogger currently allows a maximum of 10 labels per post, an...

The eagle-eyed among you (everyone, surely), will have noticed the sudden excrudescence of a widget to the right. Since this represents the...

A good one , too : After two days of deliberations, the United Nations officials at the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change in Poznan,...

...and then copyrights them. Much more here .

What on earth took them so long? Finally, Google has integrated Picasa Web Albums into Google Image Search. Public albums can be enabled for...

Indeed, it's possible that the restrictions on press reporting, both on- and offline, is actually spurring Internet use. In the first ha...

As I've noted before, tagging seems to be something people visiting this site find useful. So I've decided to tag all the older po...

Today is the first anniversary of opendotdotdot. Since this fact is of little interest to anyone but myself, I thought it might be useful t...

If you're using the main/atom feed for this blog at http://opendotdotdot.blogspot.com/atom.xml there seems to be a problem with Blogger ...

There's a fun thread on Thomas Hawk's Digital Connections blog, where people are having a go at Blogger. And quite right too: it...

I mentioned a couple of weeks back that this blog is now running on the new Blogger Beta (with all the downsides that this implies). It tu...

Google exerts its fascination in part because it so opaque. A quintessential Web 2.0 company, owner of Blogger, it also has few outward-fac...

Microsoft's Windows Live Writer , which allows you to post to blogs directly from a WYSIWYG desktop app, is hardly open in the traditio...

So bloggers do matter after all, according to this Guardian piece . That there exist groups of people who wield a power disproportionate ...

A fascinating post on Beebo (via C|net ): a list of the top 50 blogs, six years ago. It's interesting to see some familiar names at th...

To celebrate the 250th anniversary of Mozart's birth, I've been reading some of his letters , described by Einstein ( Alfred , not ...

Digg.com is a quintessentially Web 2.0 phenomenon: a by-the-people, for-the-people version of Slashdot (itself a keyWeb 1.0 site). So Dig...

This fellow Blogger blogger is well worth taking a look at if you're interested in science and technology (well, that's everybody, ...

I suppose it was inevitable that Google would go from being regarded as quite the dog's danglies to being written off as a real dog'...