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Why Have We Stopped Seeing UFOs In The Skies?
One late evening in 1981, lying sleepless in my student bedsit at the top of a house in Manchester, I became aware of a pattern of bright flashing lights on the wall. All I could see through the curtainless window on the opposite side of the room was a strip of rather cloudy night sky. The vivid flashing was coming from within, or perhaps behind, a bank of cloud. As I continued to watch, an object materialised from within the cloud, advancing until it stood in plain view in the night sky.
Amazon Opening TV And Movie Development Centre In London
We’ve known for some time that Amazon is planning to make original TV content. But now Bezos and Co have announced that Amazon is turning its back on the US, instead choosing to develop a centre in London to spearhead its move into media.
‘This Is Our Story’ Mining Ad Parody Ignites The Ire Of Mining Giant Xstrata
You’ve no doubt seen one or more of the “This is our story” ads on TV, promoting the positive aspects of the country’s mining industry, from the perspective of the individual. As one might expect, the material was found to be a ripe source of humour and in need of de-spinning by a group “backed by the Australian Manufacturing Workers Union”. The group couldn’t help but put together its own take on the adverts.
The New York Times Tells Its Entire Life Story On Facebook Timeline
The New York Times‘ Facebook Timeline goes all the way back to 1851, and it’s filled with some choice photos and milestones from the paper’s history. It also tells the story of how technology changed the business of keeping you informed.
Jotly For iPhone: Rate EVERYTHING
What do you think about that restaurant? More importantly, what you do think about that spoon over there? Or, maybe that plant next to the door. Seriously, that plant is starting to piss me off. Thankfully I can tell the world what a huge arse that plant is with the Jotly app. Use the app to rate anything. Anything! I’m rating this keyboard right now. My God it’s filthy.
Mainstream Media Gets Video Games Badly Wrong
Yeah, I know. That’s not a news story. Not original, and sadly, all too expected. But over at Kotaku, Mark’s got an excellent challenge for the mainstream media when it comes to games coverage. Not so much in terms of which campaigns to run, but a more simple plea — would it be possible to get some coverage that’s actually up to date and accurate? [Kotaku]



























