by Rob Cottingham | Jan 31, 2006 | Culture, Arts and Popcorn, Media Mix
If you harbour any interest at all in doing freelance non-fiction radio work, especially if it involves storytelling, then I strongly recommend – – no, actually: I command – – that you hie thee over to Tod Maffin’s upcoming “How to Be a Radio... by Rob Cottingham | Jan 31, 2006 | Politics
Just taking a break from a project, and headed over to the best break-taking place on the planet: Fafblog. A. Well if you want, the president can stop the illegal wiretapping just for you. Q. Really? Well thanks, that’d be great! A. And then the terrorists can... by Rob Cottingham | Jan 30, 2006 | Copyright, Technology
From The Register: Cingular, the United States’ largest mobile phone network this week applied to patent emoticons, better known as smileys. The application refers to selecting emoticons on mobile phones or handheld devices over a wireless, and makes 35 claims... by Rob Cottingham | Jan 30, 2006 | Communicating
You can spend a lot of time memorizing the rules of public relations. (“#15. Don’t say your target audience will blow money intended for their kids on beer and popcorn.”) But nothing drives the lesson home quite like the odious example of what... by Rob Cottingham | Jan 30, 2006 | Politics, Technology
Google’s recent decision to comply with Chinese government demands that it restrict search results in that country sounds troubling at an abstract level. But it isn’t until you see the actual, practical results that you really understand what’s on...
