...doing lots of work, and getting interviewed. Interviews Moviescope magazine (the film industry's Edge) got in touch to discuss the re...
Quick Takes: Nokia's culture, RIM's interface, and living in the paradigm of engineers
This post is an experiment. I sometimes run across information that I think is worth sharing, but that doesn't fit into my usual publis...
The Info Pad Creeps Closer
It's hard to believe that it's been four years since I first wrote about the idea of an info pad. I thought for sure we'd have ...
A Criticism of H.O.M.E.'s "The Case Against Homosexual Activity"
What's about to follow has nothing to do with games. It is, instead, an academic piece of philosophy evaluating the logical validity of ...
GU10 halogen bulbs revisited
Things have moved on since my previous blog regarding GU10 halogen bulbs. To recap, 10 years ago we had our house extended and rewired. We h...
Interview: Rhianna Pratchett on Games Writing, Diablo Lust, & Not Entirely Hating David Cage
Rhianna Pratchett is probably the highest profile freelance narrative designer in the UK. Starting out at the hallowed PC Zone, she was invi...
This is why it's so much fun to do business with the mobile operators
"Quite frankly, we�re happy that we�re not first to market with the iPhone." --Dennis Strigl, Verizon COO, 2007 ( link ) "I d...
Impact of the Nokia-Microsoft Alliance: Welcome to the Five-Platform World
Like a big collective cow, the blogosphere is continuing to chew on the Nokia-Microsoft announcement. It seems to be one of those rare even...
The Challenge of AAA Writing, or Why Tom Can't Get No Respect
This is a guest post by Mark Seymour, the top student from the Story Design module I taught at Southbank Uni last year. Here he talks a bit ...
Nokia: Now Comes the Hard Part
Wow, what a week! Before I get to all of the happenings in tech, I want to acknowledge that the real news this week is coming out of Egypt. ...
Nokia: An Excess of Cleverness
I'm looking forward eagerly to Nokia's strategy announcement this week. Although Nokia is not highly esteemed in the US, most of th...
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