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A phishing attack is underway against Facebook. Messages are being sent on Facebook with the subject ‘Look at this’ and then a link to fbstarter.com, kromked.net and fbaction.net (and entirely possibly other websites) which have been set up to look like a log-in page for Facebook. As ever, if you think you may have put [...]
Senator Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania is leaving the GOP for the Democrats (NPR, BBC). Assuming that Al Franken is declared the winner in Minnesota, the Democrats will have a filibuster-proof sixty votes.
This is going to shift the spotlight very much to Minnesota in the short and medium term. The (sort-of) incumbent, Norm Coleman, is pretty [...]
Further to my post on the Government on Twitter, here are some other directories of UK political twitterers.
The UKGovWeb Twitterverse from DavePress
TweetyHall – local politicians
Local councils on Twitter from Dorset for You
Tweetminster
Journalists from PR Blogger
The UK Government on Twitter from Neil Williams
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The sound of cars being washed, lawns being mown and Sunday Mails being read… it must be a spring Sunday in the suburbs. #
Jeremy Clarkson. Twat. #
RT @BBCClick: Hardtalk are doing an interview with Twitter co-founder Biz Stone tomorrow. What would you ask? Richard (editor, Click) #
Will you join in if I start a [...]
The original from 1941.
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The Central Office of Information run a rather good website called the News Distribution Service, formerly the Government News Network. Below the fold are the RSS and Twitter feeds in three groups – aggregate, departmental and regional.
Unfortunately, no-one knows about it as the COI doesn’t do much to promote it despite being “the Government’s centre [...]
At a guess, quite a few readers will be familiar with Paul Burgin’s blog, Mars Hill and his excellent series, Twenty Questions to a Fellow Blogger. It’s an idea I really wished I’d thought of except that his execution of it is very good. Anyway, installment CIV is none other than me.
Please do take a [...]
My friends, I have had enough.
I do not want to listen to crap music on crap speakers on crap mobiles at the top of the bus. I’ve had enough of Soulja Boy on the tube. I would like it to be quiet in the Quiet Zone on the train.
I don’t mind if people want to [...]
I would like to congratulate, inter alia, Peter Gooderham, British ambassador to the UN in Geneva, for walking out of Ahmadinejad’s speech at the UN.
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