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Mediacamp March Madness

Technology,Twitter,Web 28 March 2010 | 4 Comments

Attended Mediacamp Nottingham 2 and here is the long list of stuff that I took away from the event. List of the active Twitterer’s although pretty much everyone at the event had a Twitter account. This would not have been the case at last year event. Also read the timeline for #mcn2. Interesting discussion on [...]

Think Visibility 2010

Technology,Web 16 March 2010 | 1 Comment

Quick list of links from Think Visibility in March 2010: Al Carlton of Coolest Gadgets legend gave a great presentation on Outsourcing and Automation. He mentioned auto switching affiliate links to be relevant to the country being viewed in. This Amazon Affiliate Link Localizer plugin for WordPress looks to do the job nicely for multiple [...]

Kiva Progress

Causes,Web 18 February 2010 | 0 Comments

Loan repayments are coming in regularly as part of the 0% credit for Kiva in Peru idea. There are still 20 loans outstanding which are all on track to pay back within the next 6 months. If you’ve not tried Kiva yet, its a great way to donate money to those who need it.

Twestival 2010

Causes,Twitter,Web 17 February 2010 | 0 Comments

Twestival 2010 is on the horizon and once again I will be heading up the organisation of the Nottingham event. The last two events have been great with over £500 raised for worthwhile causes. At this event we’ll be concentrating on requesting corporate sponsorship. I’ll be looking for a team of keen volunteers to help [...]

Performance Testing Services

Software Testing,Technology,Web 16 February 2010 | 0 Comments

Over the past couple of months the following services have been trialled: Google Page Speed – analysis of web page performance and guidance on improvements – runs from within Firebug Yahoo YSlow – analysis of web page performance and guidance on improvements – runs from within Firebug Quixapp – bookmarklet allow easy access to Pingdom [...]

0% credit for Kiva in Peru

Causes,Web 22 November 2009 | 3 Comments

I’ve been wanting to give Kiva a try for a long time and the trip to Peru was encouragement enough. I issued a few loans when we got back and was very impressed. Its great that as a microcredit service you get to choose who the money goes to and you receive the money back [...]