Its been pointed out to me (thanks to Tim) that my previous post on this blog ‘Is anybody listening’ has rather a huge blooper in it as I managed to misinterpret the Herald email stats. I thought this was emails received by the Herald about stories when it is actually the number of people who … Continue reading →

I was interested to read the Sydney Morning Herald’s website stats for 2009 this week. The SMH (which is the broadsheet newspaper for New South Wales, for those of you elsewhere) allows comments on selected articles and had the following most commented on articles in 2009: Most commented on story: Roads are for cars, not … Continue reading →

We have just rolled out a site upgrade across the Bang the Table platform. As well as fixing some annoying glitches and gremlins the upgrade has made a number of minor enhancements to the platform based on user feedback and requests. Changes that will affect clients and users are: 1. Blog/News post images Our blog … Continue reading →

The Department of Housing, in Partnership with the City of Canning, is in the process of creating a masterplan for the Brownlie neighbourhood in Bentley. The masterplan will help shape the redevelopment of the precinct over the coming years. The concept plans for public discussion have been the result of several months of engagement with … Continue reading →

An interesting video description of how Pulp fiction would look on Google Wave. Thanks to Chris Brogan who pointed this out on his blog and to @hollingsworth who pointed this out on Twitter. Just a brief warning about the language in case you are at work or have kids in the room.