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Can You Give Me More Traffic Reports?
Posted: July 30th, 2007, 7:13pm BST by Dean Whitbread
Robert Scoble on Facebook Talks About Twitter, Etc.
Uploaded by deanwhitbread
I really liked this muse on Twitter and Facebook by the insightful Robert Scoble. So much so, that I stole this video from Facebook. Am I wrong? They claim to own everything. I'm not sure who I even stole this from. Anyway, it's a great rap.
Robert, I hope you're not offended that I posted this here. I will give you the traffic reports. Thank you for letting me share this. -
Funk Social Media Experiment
Posted: July 17th, 2007, 7:21pm BST by Dean Whitbread
The Funk Social Media Experiment: One Dollar
History is being made - I just made my first dollar from the blog I started writing in June 2004, shortly after starting this one. This didn't take long, I'm happy to report, just few days to reach a whole US dollar or 50 pence as we like to call it.
Funk had 57,525 visits and 252,435 page impressions in June 2007, using 16GB bandwidth. -
Save The Planet: 1987 - 2007
Posted: July 7th, 2007, 7:51pm BST by Dean Whitbread
I have to admit to being a little bit cynical about Live Earth. Global warming is at best a misnomer, at worst, a false doctrine. For starters, climate change is probably caused by sun spot activity, which is reaching a 1,000 year high; and anyway, it's rampant industrialisation, pollution, human over-population and mass species extinction which are the real dangers facing life on earth.
I wasn't always so jaded. My very first single, twenty years ago, raised money for Greenpeace and the Women's Environmental Network, and it was called, Save The Planet. Save some for me, will you? -
George Melly RIP
Posted: July 5th, 2007, 11:14am BST by Dean Whitbread
Goodbye George. Still don't know quite what you died of, but whatever it was, enjoy Valhallah, which with your surrealist tendencies should be a more colourful place.