WordPress was far easier to install than Movable Type was, and it has built in spam blacklists and easier-looking comment management, and a nice interface, but I don’t know php so editing the templates I find that I’m spending a lot of […]

This layout is called Rubric, is designed by Hadley Wickham, and won second place in a styling competition for WordPress. I’ll come up with something of my own in a while, but not just now. [Update: design is changing…]

WordPress is far easier to install than Movable Type was. Might take a while before things are in order here, though.

Cameron Marlow on weblogs and authority Charles Lowe and Terra Williams on weblogs in the writing classroom

Steve Kurtz’s bioartsupplies have been confiscated by the FBI.

I went to see Alladeen with Hanne-Lovise this evening. Five actors, many projectors, several technicians: it was theatre and video and animations all on top of each other, extravagant and often quite effective. The website is a separate project and perhaps even […]

Tomorrow a mixed reality game/performance will be mixing on-the-street players in West Bromwich in the UK and online players like yourself, with the aim to find objects in a virtual yet real city. It’s called Uncle Roy All Around You and is […]

Tomorrow and Friday there’s a conference here where Friedrich Kittler and Jay Bolter and many other worthy speakers will be talking about new media. Should be good. I bet you could turn up even if you’ve not registered – it’s free.

Confused by different standards I bought jeans in the States two sizes below what I thought my size was and returned home to find the jeans are big enough I could be five months pregnant and perfectly comfortable in them. What a […]

Ew. In September Critical Art Ensemble are coming from New York to Stavanger’s iolab to lead a workshop in wetware. Wetware, yes, that means making art from organic materials. I’m a wimp, but there’s something about the word wetware that makes me […]