Remember the recent All Wales Convention? Yesterday they sent me this message via Facebook: Diolch am ymaelodi a’r Grwp hwn. Gan fod yr Adroddiad wedi ei gyhoeddi bellach, rydym wedi cadw cofnod o gynnwys y Grwp Gweplyfr a’i ddirwyn i ben. Thanks for joining the Group. Since the Report has now been published, we have [...]
At the moment Twitter’s web interface is only available in four languages – English, Japanese, French and Spanish. Also on the way now are Italian and German. So Twitter Inc have decided to increase support for the world’s languages, which is an excellent move. They’ll be asking users to collaborate on translating the interface, which [...]
I went to a public meeting at the Assembly buildings in Cardiff last night, which was a chance to meet Wales’ new Cross-Party Digital Group and have a discussion to answer the question: “How can we make better use of new media and digital technology to engage with the people of Wales?”. The members of [...]
This loosely follows on from the previous post about Twitter being a variant of blogging. Incidentally, normal service on this blog may be resumed at some point or possibly never. Anyway. Sometimes I think almost EVERY form of publishing in social media can be considered a form of blogging. Is everything here blogging? On Flickr, [...]
A cautionary example about who you trust with your stuff. Blog post in Welsh, use Google Translate if you want the gist in another language. Mae Geocities wedi cau heddiw a rydyn ni wedi colli llawer o safleoedd o’r 90au. Dw i erioed wedi dechrau safle ar Geocities ond dw i’n teimlo’r poen heddiw. Pam? [...]
You should have seen the Scrabble board tonight. It was violence, pure violence. Sheer lexical brutality. Above this paragraph could be a photo to illustrate my glorious victory – either a snapshot of tonight’s board or something from Flickr maybe, with a classic edition of the board in all its distinctive colours. But I refuse [...]
My name's Carl Morris and this is my blog. It's about language, music, art, business and other stuff I care about.
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