0As part of TravelingGeeks prep for London, we met with the Nokia Ovi maps team to learn a bit more about their mobile and web apps. Ovi maps allow you to see the world in...
1 commentI just had a Fawlty Towers Christmas in the middle of South Africa. There’s really no other way to describe it.I had forgotten how different Christmas is in the southern hemisphere. Not only is...
0The UK's Web 2.0 Strategies Event will be held on June 12th at the Olympia Conference Center in Hammersmith (London for those not familiar with the area).They tout themselves as the UK's leading forum for...
0Check out the Predictions Markets Cluster, an event held in London on October 11 and 12, 2007, which aims to examine prediction markets, collective intelligence networks and knowledge management.Overview: huge strides have been made in...
0Hanging out with pal Ben Saunders (adventurer extraordinare) in London recently, he turned me onto a Vanity Fair article about Brits behaving badly in New York in the April issue. It's hilarious. A snippet:"The British...
0London, the call of the old in so many ways, including my old life. As I walked through Leicester Square, which I have done numerous times since I went to university there, new memories and...
0London's familiar underground voice speaks up. It's programmed, automatic and a soft but perfectly articulate British female voice. She tells me that the next stop is Fulham Broadway on the District line. She then tells...
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