Question: This one is for all the IT professionals out there. I need to know this information pretty much immediately: What is the difference between a ‘Sole Trader’ and a ‘Limited Company’ – which one is the cheapest and the least hassle for a short piece (1 month) of freelance work? [E-mail Tom]
Category: Random
The lifecycle of a meme
The lifecycle of a meme on the internet: Nike shoe personalisation and sweatshop labour.
More film sites courtesy of
More film sites courtesy of Matthew Ivan Ford of Time Out:
Is the word "CeWebrity" as
Is the word “CeWebrity” as cheesy as I think it is? Because I’m thinking it might be time for badges and stuff. Alternative slogans have included: “I bitch about you on the net” and “Even YOU can be someone on the internet…”
A stunningly clever piece
A stunningly clever piece of web-tech this, that if developed by some central organisation could completely revolutionise the way in which fonts are handled on the net. The place to go for more information is: ReeveJones.com [via Matt].
Ok, Mr Brilliant. I know
Ok, Mr Brilliant. I know you’re out there. Stop being such a fuck-wit and drop me an e-mail. I would love to have lunch. Thank you very much.
I've been sent information on
I’ve been sent information on a few film sites so far – please continue to send me more. In the meantime, here’s my spiralling list of wonder:
- BFI.org.uk
- Inside.com
- BBFC
- Screen Daily
- film.guardian.co.uk
- Sight and Sound
- bbc.co.uk/film
- popcorn.co.uk
- Total Film
- 6 degrees
- HotDog Magazine
- Empire Online
- Screen Journal
- Virgin.net cinema
Important sites outside the UK include:
Newsflash: Whatever it was that
Newsflash: Whatever it was that Ev and Matt were talking about looks to be some kind of Blogger-based directory system – perhaps like the slow, but useful weblogs.com – for more information, read the post on Blogger.
Appeal for help: I need
Appeal for help: I need a list of the very best UK and London based and/or orientated film websites as soon as is humanly possible. E-mail me!