Last night I went to the Soho Theatre in London for Justin Bond's cabaret show called Lustre.
I had no idea what to expect because it was the first time I've ever been to a cabaret show.
Coincidentally… this would also be my first time to a theatre show in London.
On the whole, it was great. The [...]
Callie Shell had the privilege of photographing Barack Obama during his 2008 Campaign for the US Presidency.
View her website for some great photographs.
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"German engineer and computer pioneer Konrad Zuse posing in front of his almost-finished masterpiece, the Z3."
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Currently enjoying African rap on Adult Swim thanks to a tweet by Maluka.
Check it out.
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Brendan Adams Trio from South Africa rocking a very melodic song called Butterfly Chronicles.
Check out more of their work at http://www.brendanadamstrio.com
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Stephen Johnson’s talk The Urban Web was quite interesting.
While I find that his product, outside.in is quite good, I did feel that much of the talk sounded like a sales pitch.
Let’s hope the rest of the day focuses more on new developments / technologies in the social media industry.
Apart from that one niggle, the conference is going [...]
Ushahidi, which means ”testimony” in Swahili, is a website that was
developed to map reports of violence in Kenya after the post-election
fallout at the beginning of 2008. Ushahidi’s roots are in the
collaboration of Kenyan citizen journalists during a time of crisis.
The core engine is built on the premise that gathering crisis
information from the general public provides [...]
This is absolutely brilliant and much needed when one is maintaining in the region of 3-4 blogs daily.
I think I’m definitely running on empty and might have to pop on over and request a relief pack.
Check it out for yourself.
For quite some time, I’ve had an idea of which directed I want my community website, Kak Duidelik, to go.
Yesterday, Smashing Magazine released a new free Wordpress theme that I thought would complement my brand very well.
With some simple updates, I’ve added my newly designed logo and updated the masthead with a Table Mountain illustration [...]
I found these great photos of Cape Town on a friend’s Facebook profile.
They were taken at the height of the previous Apartheid regime, so you can see that these are predominantly in the former “white areas”.
Despite this, it’s amazing to see how different things were. I hardly recognise the place.
See and download the full gallery [...]
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