links for 2008-06-15
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The 2008 Euro IA programme has been announced, with a couple of presentations from the BBC, James Kalbach, Peter Van Dijck, John Ferrara's excellent work on games UIs, and me talking about search.
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"digg is always going to give the bigger publishers the advantage, I constantly see sites like the Times.co.uk and dailymail.co.uk make the front page with content I know would fail on smaller sites". Interview with the money.co.uk linkbait guru.
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So, I'll be in the UK, but it comes down to Euro2008 semi-final, or go to obviously bloggable BBC debate thing, Euro2008 semi-final, or obviously bloggable BBC debate thing, Eruo2008 semi-final.....hmmm, this is gonna be a close call.
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BBC blog feeds go full fat, and immediately the comments start with "But why are the news feeds not full text'. Just as I was saying the other day, people want *more* atomised BBC content, not less.
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Well, the wife has pointed out that it is a bit churlish to miss events like the BBC debate when I have so few opportunities to be in the UK and attend them, so I may well sit at the back and just skip out to watch the second-half at a nearby public house. I've booked my ticket, in any case...