Blu-Ray Review : The Fall

Feb 23

Blu-Ray Review : The Fall

Buying a film solely on the basis of being promised stunning visuals is perhaps not always the best of approaches. But since that is what Blu-Ray & HD is all about, I didn’t hesitate in pre-ordering The Fall [Blu-ray] [2008]. You can tell that, at its inception, this film was built around the question “Where would be really cool places to...

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Personal Google Brand Measures

Feb 17

Let’s get one thing clear from the start. I am not a Greek English Lexicon. Although, judging from my web logs and analytics, many accidentally think I am. The fact that I share a name (at least in search index terms) with a book, led me to consider how much people searching for you online matters and how much you need to protect your search position against...

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Photography Book Reviews

Feb 05

Over the years, I’ve started to become an avid collector of photography books. I love bookshops and the photo book section is always where I head first. Thing is, most books are mainly available online and a photo book isn’t something that is easy to size up online. So, I thought I’d try to review my photos book collection. If nothing else, it...

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Finding Google’s Backwaters

Feb 02

There are so many ways to get to the good stuff on the Internet. Lists, StumbleUpon, optimised search returns etc but there is a truly enormous long-tail of weird/wonderful/dross. I thought it might be amusing to see some of this randomly, ignoring any notion of popularity or context. Sure, I could just surf about, but I had a feeling that I would always...

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Luckily It’s All About The Art

Feb 01

When it comes to reward for effort, writing a book has to feature at the very lowest reaches of the league table. Months of effort and toil on The Beatle Man and I get 46p for every copy sold on Amazon (or other sites). I’m not complaining, such is the way… Recently, I was playing about with the Amazon Affiliate widgets (as is my wont, I like a widget)...

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