This is fascinating.
It is finally unleashed!!!!
Mouse currently follows around 70 people in this Twitter stream, including one Archbishop (John Sentamu) and nine bishops (Alan Wilson, David Hamid, David Rossdale, David Tomson, Lee Rayfield, Mike Hill, Nick Baines, Pete Broadbent and Steven Croft). Mouse provides his readers with an occasional top 10 tweeters in the Twurch, based on [...]
Isn’t this little app wonderful!
Apparently, Paul Farrely, MP for Newcastle-under-Lyme, will ask this question in the Commons on Thursday.
Paul Farrelly (Newcastle-under-Lyme): To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, what assessment he has made of the effectiveness of legislation to protect (a) whistleblowers and (b) press freedom following the injunctions obtained in the High Court by (i) Barclays [...]
If you come to the site (as opposed to reading this by RSS) you’ll see that there is now a “tweets” logo on the left hand side. Click and enjoy!
If any of you know about any open source php based software that can do the same as TwitterFall, do please let me know! This is [...]
Or not (as the case may be). Let’s explore shall we.
On the 21st of July, Anglican Mainstream sent out an email that said the following:
A new article was posted on Anglican Mainstream today that linked to a website which, although appearing legitimate, was in fact classified by my security system as a ‘known attack website’.
In [...]
This post updates a previous table from 6 months ago, showing the Alexa rankings of various Anglican related websites. I’m working on a “live” table like the one for the Twurch of England, but for the moment it’s static.
I’ve limited sites to those with Ranks of 5,000,000 or less and I show movements since the [...]
Inspired by the Twurch of England post and stream by the Church Mouse, find below a sortable list of Bishops and Clergy of the Church of England who tweet. The table calls a live value from the Twitter site to show a completely up-to-date position of which Twurch of England members are the most followed.
If [...]
Worried about Swine Flu? This map will help…
View H1N1 Swine Flu in a larger map
Pink for suspected, purple for confirmed, no dot in the middle for fatality.
A while back I experimented with using commenting systems that were external to wordpress (which this site runs on) to help enhance the conversation here. In particular I wanted to be able to let comments be threaded, so when one of you replies specifically to another comment that reply can be seen connected to the [...]
