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Barlow & McParland get Forest job Hopefully just a short term measure (tags: forest football) Canned Hunting at its Cannedest (tags: cheney Quail) Cheney’s Canned Kill, and Other Hunting Excesses of the Bush Administration (tags: cheney quail) Ten Reasons to…

Oldham 3-0 Nottm Forest Pathetic (tags: football forest) The Art of Creating a Community (tags: community) ANN: FeedDemon 2.0 Beta 2 (Build 2.0.0.13) (tags: feeddemon rss) Guess what’s waiting… (tags: firefox google toolbar) Amazon plans music service to rival iPod…

dPolls.com Wasn’t working at 9.00am this morning… (tags: web2.0 polls) Qumana blog editor and blogging tools Is this always free? Seems like a worthy competitor to Blogjet… (tags: blogging software) Measure Map (tags: blogging web2.0 google stats) Microsoft Monitor: What…

Common sense on free speech (tags: naughton free speech) From a garage studio in Yorkshire, Larkin speaks again (tags: larkin) Library Thing – keep your book records online (tags: web2.0 books rss)

Listable is a Web 2.0 thing for making tagged community lists. Hmm. They do have a rather nice list of Web 2.0 sites though. Dave Winer notices how slowly Gmail is recently. It’s a nightmare – think the Google Talk…

How to Make Wikipedia better Deliciousing – Scoble wonders how to use del.icio.us best. I had a think. Why not post anything you find interesting to del.icio.us, then later on, review them and post the best of the bunch on…

Pinch, punch, first of the month. Seamonkey released The one that got away – Philip Cowley on Blair’s defeats last night. Mr Cowley was my tutor at university in Hull. How to Manage Your Draft Blog Posts Council mumbles Microsoft…

Ah, payday at last. December’s pay came before Christmas – this has been one hell of a long month. Blogs versus the NY Times in Google Graham Parsnip relaunched in blog form Jody Digger has started blogging recently The winds…

Ban Comic Sans grou.ps might be interesting, but is suffering from being dug at the moment. Google’s Anti-Spyware Project Flickr provides an RSS feed for comments on your photos – useful enough, as it means you don’t have to log…