David Quinn published this entry on Tuesday 09 February, 2010 at 10:19 pm. It's been filed in the celebrities + television + web category . {2 Comments}
It all started on Sunday morning, when I began one of my usual rants on Twitter about the terribleness of deathly Tim Lovejoy vehicle Something for the Weekend, which culminated in this tweet:
Unpredictably, this comment led to direct contact from Nicky Campbell and, since I’m not one to pass up the chance of wringing a [...]
David Quinn published this entry on Thursday 21 January, 2010 at 11:15 pm. It's been filed in the food + journalism + manchester + web category . {11 Comments}
There’s been a not wholly positive reaction to Manchester Confidential’s “redesign” today. It looks quite a lot like the old site although it’s somehow more grotesque. It’s cluttered, it’s dominated by an almost misanthropic shade of yellow and looks like it was conceived in about 1999. By a drunk. ManCon has unleashed the dogs of war [...]
David Quinn published this entry on Thursday 12 November, 2009 at 10:03 pm. It's been filed in the manchester + web category . {5 Comments}
Manchester Confidential has been emailing some of its subscribers today asking for £11.20 a month, £30 a quarter or £100 a year to continue to access the site and receive a slew of new “benefits”.
The site, which has 260,000 (free) subscribers, announced plans for the paid subscription model last month. Its first move involves inviting [...]
David Quinn published this entry on Wednesday 09 September, 2009 at 11:12 am. It's been filed in the blogging + manchester + politics + web category . {1 Comment}
Look kids! It’s DJ Davey C drinking a pint of bitter and looking like a dude! He’s going to be in town at the start of October and his peeps are hosting a wicked all night rave at the Pure night club!
According to the e-flyer (helpfully distributed this week by Manchester Confidential to all its [...]
David Quinn published this entry on Thursday 16 July, 2009 at 2:30 pm. It's been filed in the celebrities + pr + web category . {7 Comments}
The internet webosphere has been awash since Tuesday with the astonishing revelation that a 15-year-old boy and his friends don’t use Twitter. Since this apparently proves that teenagers don’t use Twitter, perhaps it’s time for a breakdown of who does use Twitter. (Yes, it’s another of those cantankerous lists that will offend almost everyone at [...]
David Quinn published this entry on Saturday 18 April, 2009 at 6:49 pm. It's been filed in the web category . {6 Comments}
Since there are loads of helpful social media evangelists out there providing handy hints about what to do in order to get the most out of social networking, I thought I’d buck the trend with my own unhelpful selection of the thirteeen (deliberately Web 2.0-ish random number) things people do on Twitter and Facebook that [...]
David Quinn published this entry on Thursday 26 March, 2009 at 9:19 pm. It's been filed in the blogging + web category . {2 Comments}
I’ve adopted a new theme for the site, which I think looks a bit more modern and clean than the old one. If experience is anything to go by, you probably won’t like it. It should work OK in Firefox and Safari, as well as the much hated Internet Explorer. If you notice any glitches, [...]
David Quinn published this entry on Thursday 19 February, 2009 at 9:44 pm. It's been filed in the advertising + television + web category . {Comment}
I suppose it’s about time I confessed to the fact that I am contributing to a new blog. It’s called AdTurds and, as the name suggests, is simply about television adverts that me and (regular Words Dept. commenter) Robin think are shit.
Web geeks will notice the hilarious AdWords pun, on top of the fact that [...]
David Quinn published this entry on Monday 12 January, 2009 at 6:53 pm. It's been filed in the web category . {1 Comment}
Release your inner geek by tittering like a child, as I did, at this Web 2.0-centric Downfall mash-up.
Via the Guardian.
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David Quinn published this entry on Wednesday 05 November, 2008 at 9:58 pm. It's been filed in the bbc + blogging + politics + television + web category . {1 Comment}
Just before going to sleep last night I attempted to have a US election-based multimedia experience, which involved taking the laptop to bed (my intentions were pure) and surfing various sites to do with the vote. This, I am led to believe, is the done thing among web-savvy news hunters of the 21st century.
Twitter, in [...]