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Lovely day out last Thursday with Robert Loch’s ‘internet people’ group. I have no idea how I came to be invited. Normally, my lot is a bit more ‘meeja’, but it was great to get out to meet some entrepreneurs actually ‘doing the do’. The day started at the Boat, Coq D’argent, the East Rooms on Tabernacle St., where My blog has been found by a coven of Carphone Warehouse fans, it seems. Three new comments in seven minutes on an old post. Crikey. And all of them about how wonderful the company is. You may recall I had a bit of a run-in with the company a month or so ago. But everything was apparently cleared I am obviously speaking in an out of work capacity here. And rather later than is fashionable in the blogging world — Calacanis’ announcement that he’s giving up blogging was nearly two weeks ago. At work, we paid Jason Calacanis £5000 to come to London and speak at a conference last year. From reading I’m delighted to announce idesign 08, what we modestly like to call ‘the UK’s leading conference for interactive design.’ The conference will take place at the South Bank Centre, London on September 17 as part of the London Design Festival. I’d be even more delighted if you were to: (a) book for the event; If you start a job as an oil rigger, then there’s a 50% chance you’ll have a reportable accident within the next six months. After that period, the risk drops to 5% or less, as you get to know the ropes. That’s quite frightening for potential oil-riggers and for people in the oil and gas industry who hire |             | |||
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