27 February 2009 – 4:33 PM
I was DJing there only last Friday, now it’s finished.
:-(
Full statement from The Point.
The Point has been a terrific place for the music scene in Cardiff. I have witnessed and participated in so many awesome gigs and events there. Just off the top of my head, who remembers Polar Bear, Johnny Clarke, Candi Staton, Euros [...]
27 February 2009 – 4:12 PM
WordPress has become the platform of choice for many people, for conventional blogs and also as a fully-fledged, customisable CMS.
It’s a seriously good piece of software. If you don’t care about the technical reasons, it’s very easy to use. In my opinion, that’s what a blog should be – as simple as possible so you [...]
By Carl Morris
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Posted in britain, language, technology, wales, web
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Tagged cymraeg, translation, wales, welsh, wordcamp, wordcampuk, wordpress
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26 February 2009 – 1:07 AM
I’m currently nursing a desire to create a
really useful
game-changing
paradigm-shifting
enormously successful web app.
Bear with me because I know exactly how it will all pan out.
In true web 2 fashion my app would get better as more people joined, harvesting their many billions of click patterns to form the ultimate dataset. So, ideally it would suffer from [...]
10 February 2009 – 1:30 AM
[ UPDATE 10/02/09: As pointed out by Steve Anderson below, the two MMR blog posts have been removed altogether from Jeni Barnett's personal blog - with no explanation. It doesn't exactly underscore credibility for her arguments, does it? If she would like to retract any of her statements then it would be better if she [...]
2 February 2009 – 9:45 PM
Have you tried Spotify yet?
Tucked away in today’s post on Spotify’s own blog is a file listing newly included recordings by some of my favourite labels and artists.
Labels represented on the list today include: Rough Trade, Poker Flat, XL, Rhino/Elektra, ECM, Universal, Pressure Sounds and more…
Artists on the list from today include: Stereolab, Antony & [...]
By Carl Morris
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Posted in business, music, technology, web
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Tagged advertising, last.fm, licensing, music, pandora, spotify, streaming, youtube
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