Tower records have filed for bankruptcy blaming the downloader’s. I think it’s more an appalling retail experience stuck in 90s – I’ve found it’s just not worth the bother going into that type of store. There’s simply a total lack of any attempt to help you navigate to what’s good.
BBC News
Wikipedia is considering introducing a form of prior restraint on edits.
“Since Mr Siegenthaler Sr was neither controversial
enough to merit consistent attention, or interested enough in what
happened online to bother to Google himself regularly, his biography
simply sat there unremarked, although we have no way of knowing how
many school essays mention his entirely fabricated involvement in the
assassination of Robert and John Kennedy.”
Found by Chris Park
Many of you might know this one already but some of you might not, there is an excellent little bit of Sync software out there and guess what it’s free! Guess what else… Microsoft make it 
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/digitalphotography/prophoto/synctoy.mspx
No doubt there are others out there, I for one have used another that needs no install (and so is useful for bringing about on a keydrive), but this one is the current favourite.
1. Enter URL
2. Choose browser window width
3. Select quality of output
4. Click View
It returns an image of the page requested within the browser chosen.
Free test in Safari.
Pay for others on a per-day subscription model.
Found by Rob
Post your file.
They do the render – fast.
And return the files to you.
No more all-nighters. Or fewer at least.
Logoworks.com rip offs
Credit: Post from Sean Rees, Enterprise IG London
