The Obvious? states “for leaders who have forgotten how to talk like human beings, who are so used to being in charge that they think they are above the fray of human interest and human passion: as we get used to more humane and egalitarian conversations on the Web, we never want to go back to those leaders and companies who only know how to talk down to us. So, what lessons do we learn about leadership on the Web?... Read more

‘This will tear the fabric of our communion’ say the primates of the Church of England Read more

Faced with the possiblility of not getting a distributor, Mel Gibson’s the passion is causing great interest on the internet- take a look at this site, vote, register your interest and view the trailer. Read more

This interesting article argues Tony Blair is probably glad that Portillo has never made it to the top of the Tory Party. It also makes the point that Portillo who is also appearing as a single mum for a weak is currently on holiday allegedly to ensure that no one thinks that he is trying to destabilise IDS. Read more

The family of an English missionary who was eaten by Fijian tribespeople 136 years ago are to receive an apology. Read more

Is a weblog an online serial publication? Can it then be given an ISSN a bit like an ISBN? It seems it depends where you live! Read more

Use Google to create sentances, find out what the share of a subject certain keywords have, find the dates of events, etc etc… Google hacks is fun, go visit! Read more

I am surprised how few good UK blogs I can find so this UK blogs Aggregator makes for good reading. For some reason I am not listed there, but I guess that can be fixed sometime. Read more

The CofE invented the politics of the third way, refusing a contradiction in being both Catholic and reformed. For some this has meant that Anglicanism takes the middle path between the evangelical and Catholic tendencies: playing things safe, seeking balance and distrusting extremes. Read more