Notes from a curious life.

Thanks to Jyoti one of my blog commentors I found myself listening to this video on The Tube. Lawrence Lessig is one of my heroes especially in the way he is fighting for sense in the copyright debates at the moment. The video seeks to explain why the Publishers Guild v Google fight to stop […]

This is to me is pretty amazing. the BBC has released some figures on his podcasting trials. these have revealed that in Feb 2006 there were 329,888 downloads of the Radio4 programme “Today’s 8.10 interview”. Note that the Radio4 reach is 10million per week (and I would guess a middle aged audience profile) so the […]

Yesterday I inserted the code that Statcounter gave me so that I can track site visitors. Tons of interesting information and graphs.This pie chart shows the percentage of visitors who stayed for varying lengths of time. Visit Length 25 Less than 5 secs 2 From 5 secs to 30 secs 4 From 30 secs to […]

Click here to take our Online Survey Archived comments These comments are preserved from the original Blogger page. Only the times shown there are available; comment dates were not recorded on the page. Ellee Seymour Original displayed time: 10:36 PM It would be helpful to have an explanotory sentence or two outlining the purpose of […]

Wow, what a great opposition we have here in the UK. If this comment by Spy Blog on the Samizdata post “We have not yet begun to fight right”, is correct.““I still can’t quite figure out what happened, but am starting to think the timing is a matter of Tory electoral and media strategy.” Has […]

Steve Rubel has some great statistics on Myspace that he received from his work colleague Marilynn Mobley. Fascinating that the take up of over 61million (Yep thats the whole population of the UK!) is as close to 50/50 Male/Female as you are likely to get. Be also interesting to know how many of the 1.4 […]