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Hello there,
Welcome to our infrequent email newsletter JAM PACKED with things you may find
MARGINALLY INTERESTING! Please, I beg of you, contain your excitement!
What's new?
We've moved office! The wilds of Hackney have been left behind, replaced by the hustle and bustle of central London. Our new address is:
Suite 5, 37 Great Russell Street, London WC1B 3PP. Tel: 020 7580 4277. We're just off Tottenham Court Road, opposite the British Museum.
Those of you with memories that extend beyond 12 months may have noticed that we've changed the format of this newsletter since its last outing. If you have any feedback,
no matter how trivial, then hey,
don't be afraid to share it.
Bits and bobs from the blog
Photographer Ben Hinceman, a.k.a. Slightly Nomadic, has made
a magnificent start to his contribution to the 100 strangers project.
Honestly, could there be anything more dynamite than a black Sherlock Holmes?
Milan's stellar rendition of Papa Was A Rolling Stone at Bearpit karaoke is 100% certain to earn him a record contract. If anyone is out there, hey, he's all ears (subject to a minimum advance of £1,000,000 and a 10-person entourage).
Illustrator Robert Samuel Hanson's portfolio is as bold and beautiful as a naked photo of Telly Savalas.
Things you should probably know
Top Twitter trends of 2009.
Google brings Chrome beta to Mac and Linux platforms.
Iranian activists set sights on Twitter.
Will Firefox Mobile kill off the App Store?
Things you're better off not knowing
Taekwondo monkeys attack trainer.
Swedish 'milkman' loses breastfeeding battle.
Credit crunch forces Ministry of Defence to shut down UFO unit.
Could this be the world's cutest baby hedgehog?
Six iPhones make a full keyboard, almost.
And finally...
Read our blog.
Follow us on Twitter.
Hear the music we're listening to on the office stereo at Last FM.
Behold the athletic endeavours of our official football team, Sporting Apostrophes.
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