Monthly Archives: April 2008
Ashley is moving on
I’ve almost deliberately not blogged about my super boss leaving the BBC and heading for pastures new – he’s off to run Kangaroo. But with the amount of traffic and questions I’m getting from the nice people of the press perhaps this is the easiest place to comment. There’s been a massive amount of talk … Continue reading
Quick review of the Asus
From a post I made over at Horizons Unlimited – these are my intial thoughts after using the Asus as a primary machine for a week whilst being away – full review to follow in a month once I’ve used it properly. —————————– Okay so a quick update before the full review gets going – … Continue reading
Content 360 Zapping show
So here I am at the show… it’s live over at miptv.com It’s a rather strange set – dressed as it is to give the results in a mastermind style – very odd. More here as it happens. Photo’s as they go up over at – http://www.flickr.com/photos/mattcashmore/ So very strange so far – but by … Continue reading
Mr Huggers
Currently sat in a presentation by Erik Huggers at mipTV – very informative and a fantastic overview of what FM&T is currently doing. In fact, I’m learning stuff about our business that I didn’t even know we were exploring…. perhaps we should make this available internally? In my haste to get this post up yesterday … Continue reading
Content 360 at mipTV
So I’m in Cannes, yes okay it’s the south of France, I have a tough job (it’s not very nice here as it happens – wind and rain). But today I’ve sat through all the pitches for the BBC within content 360. Having run labs this year it’s interesting to see the ideas that are … Continue reading
So now I have an Asus Eee PC
I have zero will power and have been lusting after one of these for a while now – so a combination of BA canceling my flight to Nice and the wonderful people at PC World in Terminal 5 having them in stock have resulted in me finally purchasing a baby blue model. It’s really quite … Continue reading
Music on the road
Okay so I’m a geek, the first thing that comes into my head when I think about music on the road is my iPod. But hang on a second, I also happen to play a few instruments – Claranet, Trombone, Euphonium, Piano and a couple of others – but it’s never occurded to me to … Continue reading
Free Tibet
Yesterday I was far too caught up with organising Over the Air to even notice that our country, and the city in which I live, had decided to bend over and allow the Olympic Torch to be carried around, held aloft proud and strong, surrounded by Chinese security and police officers on bikes. So it’s with some … Continue reading
Tents – A simple guide
A short video that takes you through the top tent designs and what to look out for when you’re buying a tent. Originally posted on thelondonbiker.com
