So you’ve got a blog. You write for it regularly, you tell everyone you know about it, and you cultivate relationships with your readers. It’s time to take it global. Read more »
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The Recap: Gizmodo, the iPhone 4th Gen, and Beer
Well, as much as I hate talking about rumors, fact is, this is a mammoth story, and it needs to be addressed here on Apple Gazette. This is going to recap the saga that is the 4th-Gen iPhone, Engadget, Gizmodo, Apple, and everything in between. But before we can talk about what it is and why it’s so important, let’s first discuss how this all shook out. On April 17, Engadget reported that they had been sent pics of the prototype iPhone. It had been left at a bar in San Jose, and the pictures were now being mailed to various tech outlets. It wasn’t said specifically, but at the Read more »
Twitter For Primary School?
This is my kind of news! I just read that primary school pupils in the UK might be learning how to work Twitter and Wikipedia. This is according to UK MSN. The report, published today, says that “former Ofsted chief Sir Jim Rose will present recommendations for revamping the primary curriculum to ministers next month.” The reason for this? Sir Jim Rose says that children should understand the inner workings of information technology by the time they reach secondary school. Aside from Twitter and Wikipedia, he included blogging and podcasting in his list. More than this, however, he is also proposing that some history need not be required as part Read more »
Ryanair policy: not corresponding with "idiot bloggers"
Oh dear. It’s bad enough when a innocent post suggesting that there was a flaw on the web site that could allow him to book flights for nothing. Of course it’s a bug, but you wouldn’t think a company would take such offence. One rep did, though: Read more »










