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I don’t normally do gossip – skip right past if you’re here for information. Ermm yeah, past the next one, too. But WTF?! And for once, these are people I actually know. So you know about the Techcrunch UK Fiasco, which followed the Le Web 3 Fiasco? Sounds like madness, right? Time to cop a bit What follows was written for an offline magazine I work for called ICT for Education. It will be very much too basic for anyone who reads this blog on a regular basis (off you go). However, it may be useful for someone who stumbles along here looking for basic Web 2.0 applications they can get for free. The Internet Mmm. ‘Thank you’, Simon, for tagging me with the ‘Five Things You Don’t Know About Me’ meme. But as it is the end of term, here goes: I tried to learn to play the guitar at school. Thanks to deep-rooted unmusicality, I never got past the first eight bars of ‘Pretty Vacant’. My first snog was The BBC reports predictions from research company Gartner that blogging will peak at the 100mn mark in 2007: Gartner analyst Daryl Plummer said the reason for the levelling off in blogging was due to the fact that most people who would ever start a web blog had already done so. He said those who loved blogging were Techcrunch supremo Michael Arrington has suspended Techcrunch UK and fired editor Sam Sethi following negative coverage of the Le Web 3 conference. In particular, conference organiser Loic Le Meur told Sam he was an ‘asshole’ in a comment on the blog following criticism of the conference. Arrington apparently decided that Sethi’s decision |             | |||
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