Tag Archives: Internet Philosophy

How the Depiction of Technology in #Sherlock Captures the Zeitgeist

Posted on 8 January 2012 by Robert

In a paywalled Times article this time last week, Hugo Rifkind highlighted our loss of the communal Christmas TV moment. EastEnders can never achieve the dizzy ratings heights of the 1980s, Eric and Ernie are dead, and even the numbers … Continue reading →

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On Linking To Your Enemies

Posted on 4 August 2011 by Robert

A a failure to link properly looks a bit sly and scheming. Let’s leave the obfuscation and misdirection to the newspapers. Continue reading →

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Two Boys

Posted on 30 June 2011 by Robert

Are u there? I went to see Two Boys at the ENO last night. It’s a new opera by the Vermont wunderkind Nico Muhly. As I understand it, he’s not as well known over here as in the USA, but … Continue reading →

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Linklog for 25th May to 28th May

Posted on 30 May 2008 by Robert

My del.icio.us links: 25th May to 28th May Hallelujah! – Brian Appleyard on Leonard Cohen's modern masterpiece Jesus Rodriguez Velasco – Striking design, reminds me of Borges for some reason. Democratic Candidates and Technological Metaphors – Clinton is Yahoo, Obama … Continue reading →

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