An alternative view of the Tour de France - The buzz and hot news about le Tour
This blog aims to pick up all the buzz surrounding the Tour from Twitter, YouTube, blogs etc. Thanks to @LeeOne1 for puting me onto it.
This is the blog of Angus Kingston.
I am a media producer and previously I was a sound engineer/ producer in broadcast media in Australia. Currently I’m working in online.
I am a father of two boys, bicycle nut, and live in Adelaide, South Australia.
Follow me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/gusk
This blog aims to pick up all the buzz surrounding the Tour from Twitter, YouTube, blogs etc. Thanks to @LeeOne1 for puting me onto it.
Really interesting experiment between a very traditional, and respected, radio program and trying to engage with audiences.
..let alone the milk.
I am trying to use this app. I really am. I was never a Filo-Fax kinda guy and To Do lists just seem to get forgotten by me. I was writing out a list of things on a pad last Friday and thought I really really should give this site another go. Everyone raves about it.
Some nice things I have recently discovered about it are you can print a nice looking schedule of 'to-dos', I like how it is easy to set a date - you just have to type 'Wednesday' or July 12 and it works it out. The grouping or tagging is good as is sharing with others. I have it as a sidebar box in Google but I reckon the really killer would be to have it on my phone (alas not an iPhone but a Nokia) - they probably do I just need to get it happening.
But ultimately, like all apps I use (Posterous, Ning etc) is to subscribe to the blog and that's what I'll do.
Interesting new site for journalists to seek and share information.
What: ReportingOn 2.0 is a place for journalists of all stripes to find peers with experience dealing with a particular topic, story, or source.
Who: All journalists are welcome. Are you a reporter at a major metro newspaper? An editor at a small community newspaper? A blogger working a story about local politics? A cable news anchor looking for national trends bubbling to the surface? ReportingOn is for all of you.
Le Mans - starringSteve McQueen. I saw this running in the video shop last weekend and I had to get it. 1971 Porsche vs Ferarri (my son's slot car). Not a lot of dialogue, a hell of a lot of racing scenes (as cut up here) and a thin plot. God old films are great.
A great Australian group that are, thankfully, not being forgotten.
