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"After yesterday, this just felt like too much overthinking an easy, simple change while a far more important issue was left without any public commentary on the blog at all". Danny less than impressed with Google fretting over homepage word count.
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I was lucky enough to see a panel discussion about the 50th anniversary of BBC television news in 2004 featuring Charles Wheeler, who was a great source of anecdotes, and had some very formidable opinions about the news business.
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My write-up at the time of the 2004 BBC News anniversary panel event which featured the late Sir Charles Wheeler.
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Getting into bed with the BPI and sending threatening snail-mail? I think that is Virgin Media firmly booted off my list of potential broadband suppliers for if/when I return to the UK.
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From the comments: "There are no privacy issues here- just liberals trying to make an issue out of nothing". Yeah. Stupid damn liberals. Who wouldn't expect that time you strolled to the newsagent being the default Internet view of a location?
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"Mr Davies added: 'Google likes to think of itself as a global player. In reality it is acting like an irresponsible adolescent. It's time for the company to take responsibility for its actions and to do the right thing.'"
