Here is a great summary about what Velib has managed to do.
Re*Move: A lesson in business from the French
I don’t think that people either inside or outside of Paris have really realized what has happened in the last six months. There has been a revolution but nobody seems to have noticed.
If we’re to meet the challenge of climate change I think that we’re going to have to see far more of these hi-tech, low-tech mash-ups. I just can’t imagine what the next one will be!
This site is on a 1and1 server somewhere. Then I see this…
kelblog : Un hébergeur à éviter absolument: 1and1.fr (in French!)
Look like I should start looking for a new home!
Now available on the right…
I’ve always wondered why the British are the last country to drop the .co (their version of the .com) from their internet addresses. Stephen Fry also worries about it.
Stephen Fry » Blog Archive » “Is this the greatest living Englishman?â€
I assume that the answer is probably along the lines of “its European rules” or “health and safety make us do it”.
PSÂ – Why does Stephen Fry write so much better about technology than the professionals?
I think that I saw this when I was about twelve, it had the same effect that War Games had a few years later. All I wanted in life was a computer!!! Neither I or my ZX Spectrum every achieved world domination.
Apple stores having ‘gravitational pull’ on mall shoppers – via AppleInsider
What Mr Munster doesn’t explain is why this draw exists. I have a theory; look at the window of the Apple store…
Now lets compare that to the window of the Fnac computer store near my home…
Can’t imagine why people are drawn to an Apple store!
Roger Godsiff jumps off the deep end and uses his powers as a UK MP to vent his views on the England football team and English football in general.
Personally I think that it is wonderful but then I do enjoy a good rant.