#12: Phantom Meetings, Loud Music and Pretty Girls
On a warm sunny morning in May – when Andy mistakenly thought he had his next meeting at 10:30, when it was in fact 11:30, and so he spoke even faster than normal  – we rushingly present:
- bit.ly gets even uber-cooler in Tweetdeck
- Another devleopment with Andy’s Nightmare on Tiscali Street
- And they’re being acquired by Carphone Warehouse
- Facebook double standards flame war
- Is physical Media archaic?
- The data Schema Shakedown
- Is Twitter a symptom of dysfunctional society?
- Wil Harris
Rather hastily recorded at the Cafe Delice, Kensington Gardens, Brighton.
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May 21st, 2009 at 7:09 pm
Really enjoyable podcast as usual chaps, thank you. I was fascinated to hear your thoughts on the dilemma of physically expressing digital media against saving space. I still struggle with the idea of buying a piece of music or film withou being able to put it on my shelf. As for books…
Having said that, I suppose that you’d find new ways of expressing your tastes and personality through other forms of more tangible media… art for instance.
The idea of finding a scaled down, physical expression of the stuff you’re in to is also intriguing. A “Taste Token” so to speak.
May 25th, 2009 at 5:31 pm
Another great show guys.
Regarding the facebook double standards. have you considered setting up a facebook group about it?
🙂