I’ve finally got back into the habit of checking out my Bloglines account regularly courtesy of my new iPhone, which makes it so easy (check out http://i.bloglines.com
I’ve been catching up on some blogs and there are some pretty good ones out there. If you have any suggestions as to what I should be checking out, [...]
Yep, this extremely old topic resurfaces once more.
You will have undoubtedly noticed that I am actually blogging! Cripes!
The simple reason for this revelation is the iPhone. I was particularly delighted to see that Wordpress had developed an app, and that the app allowed access and postings to a multitude of blogs.
That means moblogging has [...]
It seems that I have a habit of being thrust into the limelight when I least expect it.
Over the past few weeks, I have been exchanging emails with Paul Crichton (wonder if he’s related to Michael Crichton, the writer), author of the BBC Access 2.0 blog; an “interview” of sorts about the impact of the [...]
BSL translation coming soon.
Jonny Nelson raised an interesting point on Deaf UK about vlogs, and what he says shows exactly how little is known about blogging generally, particularly among the Deaf community.
The first point I’d like to make is that all my vlogs are actually on my blog, and you do not need to go [...]
Check this out.
That’s correct, I’ve actually been quoted on the BBC website (!), on their Ouch! Access 2.0 blog.
The article discusses the launch of the VeeSee website, its virtues and the criticism it has also attracted.
