Mike Cross takes an interesting perspective on the government connect launch in Local solution to the identity crisis. His thesis: if we get a near-universal spread of IDs for LA transactions, will we need a national identity card?
Monthly Archive for March, 2005
I want a (an?) hori hori (dig-dig) tool. But I can’t find one in the UK. Time to order one from Amazon?
An introduction to Mind Mapping using trees. It’s a good habit to get into even if you don’t use the software.
The CBI launches in to the fray with a survey that says business doesn’t believe in Gershon. Stating that using IT to improve efficiency doesn’t seem likely to work is an odd one, in that Gershon is absolutely not about IT. Curious.
How to: Share your music via iTunes on the Net. For when I have a Mac mini…
Essential PIM claims it is absolutely free. It looks like they’re planning to use home users as a massive beta and then leverage enterprise sales on the back of it. Worth a try, perhaps?
Peerflix is like Netflix but between DVD owners. Nice idea, so long as the trust element works.
Mike Cross of the Guardian writes a friendly article on the e-Democracy National Project.