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The PSP Show #112: Little Big Planet

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[audio:http://psp.thepodcastnetwork.com/audio/tpn_psp_20100114_112.mp3] MP3 File – Show Notes – RSS Feed – iTunes Link The first podcast of the new decade, and I suspect many of you will already have experienced Little Big Planet – for those of you who haven’t, then today’s review might let you make your mind up if this is the title for you. The latest news is in the show as well, with surveys on DLC, female gamers on the PSP and what 2010 has in store. Don’t forget to join The PSP Show’s Facebook Group, which can be found here) to chat with other listeners of

Repeat After Me, Twitter is Mainstream

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Perhaps I was hoping James Whatley was making a Galactica reference with his “so say we all,” but no. He was pointing at 140Characters simple blog post asking for the arguments and questions to stop. Twitter is now mainstream. I’ll throw in two points which helped me make my mind up. The first is that when I’m writing up articles for the mainstream press (print or online) I no longer have to explain what Twitter is, and the sub-editors don’t feel the need to add it in. The second is that the tipping point is now clear. “Stephen Fry’s I’m

Tonight Will See Stephen Fry and Jonathan Ross overtake Robert Scoble.

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It’s going to be a big night for Twitter here in the UK, and it’s all the fault of Andrew Sachs and the Daily Mail Three months ago, broadcasters Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross called his answering machine, left a message, and the Daily Mail manufactured outrage over the incident. Brand left the country for Pirates of the Caribbean 4 while Jonathan Ross went and hid in a bunker for his suspension from the Big Brother Corporation (*). And what a jolly few weeks that has been. Because he found Web 2.0 Specifically he found Twitter, everyone knew it was