Not tumbling, but spiralling
I’m going to miss Tumblr when it’s gone.
Tags: digital
Clearleft.com past and present
Design iterations over eight years.
The mind-blowing awesomeness of dConstruct 2012
Preceded by the mind-blowing awesomeness of Brighton SF.
Questions, please
What should I ask Brian Aldiss, Lauren Beukes, and Jeff Noon?
From Chicago to Brighton
Geeking it up on both sides of the Atlantic.
Noon
Brighton SF just got even better.
Countdown to September
Preparing for the Brighton Digital Festival.
Twilight
The slow disappearance of a storage medium.
Of Time and the Network and the Long Bet
Matt has accepted the challenge I threw down in my Webstock talk (which has now been transcribed).
Space by Botwest
A day of robots, science hacks, digital preservation and the new aesthetic.
Cool your eyes don’t change
The transcript of the audio of the video of the talk from Build.
The forgotten house
The internet never forgets to think that the internet never forgets.
Improving Reality
Documenting the infinite loop between science fiction and reality in digital art, cinema and gaming.
Digital Deathwatch
Waiting for the deletionist axe to fall.
All Our Yesterdays: the links
Hyperlinks of digital preservation.
South by south met
SxSW is Soylent Green.
The long prep
Care to place a wager?
Voice of the Beeb hive
When is an explanation not an explanation?
Linkrotting
The difference between being on the web and being archived.
Erase and rewind
The BBC is planning to delete 172 websites.
Facing the future
Our civilisation needs to hit Ctrl+S.
£5 slides
Talking about Huffduffer.
See me speak
Past and future.
Community service
Reporting on some vibrant communities in Spain, in Brighton and on the Web.
D minus one
24 hours to dConstruct 2007.
Stickiness
Moo stickers are here.
Grab your place at dConstruct
Tickets are about to go on sale.
Brighton R0x0r
A new website highlights why I love this town.
