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  The 2009 Computer Weekly blog awards are open for voting and I’m delighted to have been shortlisted. There are plenty of other great blogs/bloggers in that list but if you like my blog and think it’s worthy of your vote I’d appreciate 30 seconds Read More...
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Thanks to whoever entered me for the Computer Weekly blog awards for 2009 . I was surprised and honoured to win best company blog and best overall blog last year so thanks again to everyone that voted. The categories have changed a bit this year and I’m Read More...
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I saw this over on Marc’s site   and wasn’t sure if they were in some kind of order. Personally, I’d put letter right up there after talking. In this digital, high speed age there is still something very intimate and comforting about a letter. Perhaps Read More...
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  You may notice this new little widget over on the right hand sidebar of my blog. Thanks to the Microsoft Research Machine Translation team you can now dynamically translate this page in to a multitude of languages. The team announced this tech Read More...
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My pal Jas Dhaliwal has been working at Microsoft UK for some time now as a Social Media Specialist on our MVP Program. The MVP’s are the army of Microsoft community enthusiasts who know more about our technology than we do and Jas has been busy getting Read More...
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The Sunday Times Culture section lists the first 50 of a two part series today titled “Top 100 Blogs” . Whilst the list doesn’t have the usual suspects of Techcrunch, Scoble, Perez Hilton and definitely have more of a UK focus it’s still a pretty tawdry Read More...
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[image credit – blaugh] Be sycophantic. Share linklove and expect some back. Dress your blog (fonts and design) as well as you would dress yourself for a meeting with a stranger. Be patient Don't be boring. Write stuff that people want to read and share Read More...
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I decided it was high time I starting doing some more proactive linking around here to some of the blogs I regularly read so this is the beginning of a series. First up is my old chum Darren Strange from Microsoft UK (aka OfficeRocker ) who was in to Read More...
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As JP Rangaswami said himself, Blame it on Glyn Moody for this post. I’ve tried to avoid this tagging malarkey but as it’s JP I’ll play along   The tag requires me to (a) republish these rules Link to your original tagger (s) and list these rules Read More...
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  I spent an enjoyable morning with my chums from Edelman today on the launch of the Edelman Trust Barometer 2009 . As always, it was an informative session with big minds contributing to the debate following presentations from Robert Phillips , Read More...
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The Microsoft Corporate Affairs team launched the Microsoft On The Issues blog today which covers legal and policy issues related to Microsoft. Okay so it’s likely to be fairly dry stuff compared to Engadget but with Brad Smith penning the first post Read More...
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My blogging chum Jason Langridge has a new home for his Mr Mobile Blog – links and RSS feeds have changed accordingly but his subject matter and expertise on it stays the same Read More...
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You know who you are…. :) Read More...
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  Kris get a new business card. Love it :) if you’ve not come across his blog you should check it out. Smart guy with a great sense of humour great blog. Read More...
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Microsoft released an open source content management system this week called Oxite . I haven’t had time to look at it with the chaos of LeWeb this week but it looks promising and comes from the cool cats who do our MIX conference. Now if we can just get Read More...
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