Monthly Archives: August 2007

Facebook – the symptom or the cause?

Posted on August 30, 2007 by Gez Smith

We’re all Facebook users here at Delib, so we were wondering when this tension might start rearing its head. Should people be allowed to use Facebook at work? Today the TUC has called for staff to be allowed to use … Continue reading →

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Connecting Bristol + Open Source Bids

Posted on August 28, 2007 by Andy

I was asked this week to write these few lines about how Connecting Bristol helped our business: “We’ve always taken time to involve ourselves in Bristol’s creative culture, especially with Watershed. Connecting Bristol was a natural thing for us to … Continue reading →

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More UK internet usage stats

Posted on August 23, 2007 by Gez Smith

We’ve been banging this drum for a while now, but it’s still always interesting to see new data on who your target audiences can be when using online technologies. The latest news from OFCOM apparently “turns the established assumptions about … Continue reading →

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Unmasking those wiki editors

Posted on August 15, 2007 by Gez Smith

Wikis are always an interesting thing, that not only bring benefits, but also provoke debate over the usages of new technologies. Generally, things like wikipedia can be seen as more useful than not on balance, given the vast amount of … Continue reading →

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Tactical voting ftw!

Posted on August 9, 2007 by Gez Smith

Interesting story here. The phenomenon of vote swapping online, where people can exchange their vote with someone else where their vote may have more impact, has been running for a while here and in the US. The idea is that … Continue reading →

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Nominate your top political blogs

Posted on August 1, 2007 by Gez Smith

Last year, Iain Dale published a book on political blogging which included a list of the top 1000 political blogs. It was well received, and Iain’s following it up with another book to be published this September. This time he’s … Continue reading →

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