I posted in the back end of last year that Wired magazine were coming to the UK (as reported by Steve Clayton here) Well it launched recently! I hadn’t seen much about it and on a recent trip to the shops i mentioned to my other half that i wondered when it was due out.
Month: April 2009
Blogging for….
I’ve had a bit of a crisis of confidence when it comes to blogging recently When i moved away from WordPress to my own hosted blog i was really excited but for some reason my enthusiasm has worn off One of the reasons i think is that I’ve gone back to lonely feeling you get
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Children and Online Safety
There has been an series running on Channel 4 this week on sex education with a specific focus on young people and how they gain all the information about “the birds and the bees” from Internet porn They are also started a campaign called “Protect Kids from Porn” I had a whole post drafted out
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Working with hidden content types and site columns in SharePoint v3
This isn’t new but I’m reproducing for my own benefit! I blogged ages ago about needing to get at the Event content type in SharePoint which by default is in the _Hidden category I normally get at the Event content type by creating a calendar, enabling content types and then following the links until I
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Windows Foundation Server – Food for thought
At a recent AMITPRO meeting we had a presentation on Microsoft Business Productivity Online Suite (BPOS) This is hosted SharePoint, Exchange, Live Meeting with other services on the way I could see the attraction for a large company that is maybe running their own Exchange implementation (for example) and moving it off-premise into the could