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News and views from the Wildfire team
It is not often that I am in the car listening to the radio at 7:30 am, I’m usually just back from dog-walking, but today
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Today saw the (re)launch of the UK version of Wired magazine. The title which has been highly successful in the US has been absent from
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April Fools. Someone had to mention it, and I don’t see why it shouldn’t be me. A poor show this year. Is the media getting
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RIM has officially launched its BlackBerry App World online store. The media describes it as “delivering a broad mix of personal and business applications for
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One of the key arguments in the whole blogger v journalist debate is the role of investigative journalism. The key viewpoint is that whilst ‘anyone’
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Here I go again. New media and social networking back on the agenda. EML, and most PR agencies, are great exponents of Twitter and we
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The Sun website has leapfrogged both Guardian.co.uk and Telegraph.co.uk to top the monthly ABCe figures for the first time. The Sun received 27.3 million unique
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As predicted, an official complaint has been lodged against Google Earth for invasion of privacy, as now people can see where the MI5 office is
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Cruising the BBC Technology pages I was rather surprised to learn that the online game Entropia Universe has been granted a licence to be a
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Ah, Tomorrow's World was great, wasn't it? I could watch crazy people getting the future wrong all day. In the future we were to have everything; from jetpacks to sentient computers, Sinclair C5s to nuclear-powered hoovers. In a roundabout, disappointing way, that last one did actually happen.
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Today Google Maps Street View has appeared for parts of the UK and Europe. You can see my house, the road just around the corner
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