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Keeping up to date with East Dulwich on the internet: Part 4 – Delicious RSS feeds
This series of short articles explains some simple and free ways to use the internet to keep tabs on the subjects you’re interested in. I’m using East Dulwich as the example subject. Previously: Part 1 – Google Alerts, Part 2 … Continue reading
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Tagged bookmarks, delicious, East Dulwich, favorites, guide, How things work, how to, internet, productivity, search, social bookmarking, subject-tracking, time-saving tips, tips, tracking, updates
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Keeping up to date with East Dulwich on the internet: Part 3 – Twitter tracking
In this series of short articles, I’m looking at different ways of subject-tracking on the internet. Previous articles covered Google Alerts and Technorati Watchlists. This article is about Twitter and its tracking feature, using East Dulwich as the example subject. … Continue reading
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Tagged East Dulwich, How things work, how to, internet, productivity, search, SMS, subject-tracking, text messaging, time-saving tips, tips, tracking, twitter, updates
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Keeping up to date with East Dulwich on the internet: Part 2 – Technorati Watchlists
How do you keep on top of everything everyone’s saying about East Dulwich, or any other subject, online? In this series of short articles I’m going to run through a few things you can set up quickly and for free … Continue reading
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Tagged East Dulwich, How things work, how to, internet, PR, press office, productivity, search, technorati, time-saving tips, tips, updates, watchlists
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Keeping up to date with East Dulwich on the internet: Part 1 – Google Alerts
How do you keep on top of everything everyone’s saying about East Dulwich, or any other subject, online? In this series of short articles I’m going to run through a few things you can set up quickly and for free … Continue reading
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Tagged alerts, East Dulwich, google, google alerts, How things work, how to, internet, PR, press office, productivity, search, time-saving tips, tips
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Count your opinions
Count your opinions Originally uploaded by Beatnic. So I thought I’d add my input to the survey being run by London Underground on personal safety at Elephant & Castle tube station. Unfortunately I didn’t understand how to use this “Opinionmeter” … Continue reading
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Tagged How things work, London Underground, rants, surveys, User experience, User interfaces
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Television
Where there’s smoke there’s mirrors.
IT Conversations
Don’t be put off by the name! If you’re interested in anything vaguely related to technology there’s something to listen to here. I finally started catching up with some of my blog, news and podcast subscriptions recently and that coincided … Continue reading
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Tagged Design, How things work, User experience, User interfaces, WorkLifeBlur
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Sounds like it should be a blast
If you’ll pardon the pun. I’ve just been sent this info about an event taking place in July. I’ve added in the link showing where the venue is on Google maps. Title: Gas Organ exhibition Venue: The Sassoon Gallery Location: … Continue reading
The parent button
It’s my younger son’s first birthday today. He has been given some amazing presents, most of which make various electronic noises and tunes when bits of them are pressed. It struck me that a lot of them don’t have an … Continue reading