Monthly Archives: July 2008

Children of the Revolution – by David Lambert

“Usually when things has gone this far, People tend to disappear, No one will surprise me unless you do. I can tell there’s something goin’ on, Hours seems to disappear. Everyone is leaving I’m still with you… And we don’t care about the young folks…” Peter Bjorn and John – Young Folks
There have been countless [...]

A warm welcome to Peter Jarrod (who?) by Tony Moorey

It’s almost six years since I first crossed under the brass ‘No.1′, making me a veteran amongst some but still a new boy compared to others (Russ and Fiona to name the obvious).
What remains fresh in my mind however, is the warmest of welcomes I received, one that I have seen given to so many [...]

Visual Display of Quant Information – by John Martin

For about 2 years we geeks in Digital Media have had a big LCD television mounted on the wall showing statistics about the website. Whenever a client or colleague wandered down to the Digital Media end of the 1st floor they would be transfixed by the live river of items that would flow onto the [...]

Childhood Dreams – by Christian O’Connell

As we get older we tend to dream less and less. I was forever being told off at school for either talking too much or daydreaming. Now I am paid to do both. So f**k you Mr Barnes the chemistry teacher!
Anyway. Mr Parigi last week spoke of the intellectual fatigue in commercial radio, I think [...]

NUM3ERS – by Guy Jogoo

What a week it’s been. The F1 boss was awarded £60,000 damages after a judge rejected claims he took part in Nazi-themed orgy. Facebook paid out £22,000 after false details about a businessman appeared on it’s site. The Canoe Man and his wife were jailed for 13 years. It’s claimed email scams are up 180%. [...]