Linked Data at the Guardian | Open Platform | guardian.co.uk
A great write-up of the latest additions to the Guardian's Open Platform API including a lukewarm assessment of Semantic Web technologies like RDF.
A great write-up of the latest additions to the Guardian's Open Platform API including a lukewarm assessment of Semantic Web technologies like RDF.
A perfect parody lampooning the shallow and cowardly reporting of most so-called science stories by the press (I'm looking at you, BBC).
A great Fisking by Ben of (very silly, IMHO) morally panicked Guardian article on Foursquare.
A handy interface onto The Guardian's new API.
Trust Tom to use the Guardian's new API for the purpose of answering those pressing questions, like "is fuckknuckle *really* the new cockbadger?"
The Guardian has released a shedload of data for us to play with. Go forth and hack.
A lovely shout-out to Clearleft from the BBC: "Along with other awesome UK companies like ClearLeft, we hope the work we're doing influences more web companies to adopt more best practice, like following the principle of 'progressive enhancement'."
Aleks and Bobbie are putting on GameCamp in London on May 2nd. Should be fun.
There's a new technology podcast available from The Guardian. It's hosted by Aleks and judging from the first episode, it's going to be very good indeed.
Bobbie draws up a list of UK startups to keep an eye on. Moo is here of course but so is Dopplr.
The front page of The Guardian website has been redesigned with some good use of typography and colour. Shame it's so wide though.
Can you really get by in Ireland by just speaking Irish? Not in Dublin, it seems. I'd love to see the TV show that this article is based on.
A truly frightening description of what can happen to any person in Britain today.
Ajax in The Guardian.
The Guardian blog is keeping a running update on events in London.
Amazing news! George Bush says, "Let's get rid of all subsidies together. Let's join hands as wealthy industrialised nations and say to the world, we're going to get rid of all our subsidies together."
In the Guardian: Yahoo is the new Google. Google is the new Yahoo.
This is the plain vanilla look.
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