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[daily dobbie] twine October 22, 2008

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Twine is a new way to keep track of your interests using bookmarking, sharing and recommendations.

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[daily dobbie] vloggerheads October 17, 2008

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A global video community. Found via @Armano.

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[daily dobbie] demotix October 16, 2008

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Demotix is the new street wire. Thanks to Jo White.

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[daily dobbie] the quietus October 15, 2008

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The Quietus is a rock and popular culture magazine.

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[daily dobbie] zattoo October 14, 2008

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Zattoo is real TV on your PC

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[daily dobbie] jing project October 13, 2008

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The concept of Jing is the always-ready program that instantly captures and shares images and video…from your computer to anywhere.

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[podcast] interview with kym niblock, managing director bbc.com October 10, 2008

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In the first of a new series of podcasts I’m doing for  Five by Five – interesting conversations and thoughts with beautfiful people about the wonderful digital world we live in – I talk to Kym Niblock, Managing Director of bbc.com about innovations, the challenges of an international site, social network opportunities, convergence and more.

Listen, download or subscribe using RSS or iTunes right here. There’s even a full transcript if you fancy reading rather than listening.

Here’s some snippets:

On learning from others in the digital space

“I think there’s lots that we can learn from some of the things that are coming off those sites around the way they use semantic search, around the way they talk to their users, around the way they’re inclusive, around the way they’re using social networking to broaden the experience. I think all of those things are things we can take away and learn from. That’s part of being in the web space. It’s a symbiotic relationship: once somebody’s learned something, everyone’s learned it.”

On the future

I think that some of the next big pieces are going to be around the true convergence of what we’ve been talking about for ten years. Things like iPlayer are going to lead the way to do that, you know, how to get those things on to the home TV. At the moment it’s a pretty solitary pursuit doing things in front of your computer – how are we going to open that up and share it with friends in a mainstream way?”

Also ran the trabscript through Wordle and it looks like this:

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Original post on The Feed from Five by Five blog on Brand Republic.

Also posted here on Five by Five blog.

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[daily dobbie] mail goggles October 10, 2008

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Google announces mail goggles to stop you sending random emails when you’ve had one or two shandies more than usual. Lots of services happen in text world already but first email version as far as I know.

Thanks to Carrie for the heads up.

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[daily dobbie] tweet volume October 7, 2008

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Enter phrases and words on Tweet Volume and see how often they pitch up on Twitter.

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[daily dobbie] issuu October 6, 2008

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Issuu – find and share the web’s most interesting publications.

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