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         <title>Back in Huddersfield</title>
         <description><![CDATA[<p>Leaving the luxury of Masham for a day in Blink's Huddersfield office I find myself in the position of remote worker in a rather more stoic working environment. It is amazing what only three days intensive development can do to an idea we only instinctively believed had potential. It seems that working well away from the endless day-to-day distractions can actually save time, give you a mental work out and as you start to know your idea inside and out, challenging it from every angle you grow in confidence with the strength of your idea. For a small team it isn’t always possible to schedule this kind of intensive session into the year but having regular time out to think is definitely the way forward for us as more progress on Anywhereblogs has been made over that last three days out than in the last five months in. See you all tomorrow for the final furlong.</p>]]> </description>
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         <title>Must -try Harder</title>
         <description><![CDATA[<p>The question that really threw me in our first meeting with Jem and Jason from the BBC was "So, what is it?"</p>

<p>I wasn't sure whether to try some airy description of the concept and what it might mean (I might have got away with that at a technology art conference, but the question and the context seemed to deserve a better answer), or let Pete chip in with something about the technical nuts and bolts.</p>

<p>We talked to Stuart Nolan about this afterwards, and after a while we came up with the line "It lets you get and add comments about the place you're in."</p>

<p>That seemed good enough, except that there is something about the word comment that sounds a bit one-off, not very active, and even a bit knit picking.</p>

<p>I thought it might be worth adding -tary.</p>

<p>Commentary makes me think both of a commentary to a book - extra information, useful facts, clarifications - and also the sports commentator, "they think it's all over" kind of exclamation, lasting for a period of time during an event. Those senses of commentary fit with some of the many ways people like to use their mobile phones.</p>

<p>Maybe that's what it is, a kind of two way (or many way) ongoing commentary organised around places. Maybe.</p>

<p>Note to self. Never put pun in title without checking spelling first.</p>]]> </description>
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         <pubDate>Thu, 09 Mar 2006 10:50:22 +0000</pubDate>
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         <title>BlinkMedia</title>
         <description><![CDATA[<p>The BlinkMedia team will be blogging live from the Yorkshire Lab from 6-10 March</p>]]> </description>
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         <pubDate>Fri, 03 Mar 2006 17:20:23 +0000</pubDate>
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