Tuesday’s Tech Take: 1/31
As has been the theme, or rather, obsession in the social media and tech world for the past few months, this week is all about […]
Month: January 2012
The Little Princess Trust
If you know me, you know that I am a girly-girl. You could probably look up ‘princess’ in the dictionary and see me grinning back […]
Twitter is Elite
Here’s the truth: Twitter has become a corporate media. Now here’s the question: are we to rejoice? It was a niche outlet to start. For […]
Meet the Wafflers: Our Crafty Crusader – Emma
Every Sunday, dailywaffle.co.uk will bring you a quick 60 second interview with a different member of our writing team. This week we talk to our […]
From the DW Archives: The World is Your Gym
For this weeks dive into the gloomy-waters of the DW archives, we re-visit a post from Parneaus in which she discuss the possibility of using […]
Shame: review
Warning for slight spoilers contained in this review (but nothing that will make you break out in hives). Starring: Michael Fassbender, Carey Mulligan, James Badge […]
The Holga Project
I’m not a photographer, I do love pictures and when I see something I like, I frame it and click, but no, definitely NOT a […]
Nuclear Fear
If you had asked me what I thought about Nuclear energy In 2003 I would probably have muttered something about Chernobyl and wondered off to […]
Back In Time: January 1912
It’s difficult to know where to start this month. I mean…woah. There was drama going down all over the world in January 1912. The UK? […]
An Ode to… Birdsong
As I write this, the first episode of a television adaptation of ‘Birdsong’ has just gone out on BBC 1, so if you’re wanting to […]
Tuesday’s Tech Take: 1/24
The rise and fall of RIM is something that gets me aggravated. Even more than the ads I’m forced to listen to on Spotify. That’s […]
Comics To Look Forward To In 2012
As is customary at the beginning of any year, it’s time to look ahead to all the exciting events coming up. Sure, there are the […]
Reflecting on SOPA’s Shutdown
I wonder if we should credit ourselves and our ideals of fighting for justice or Wikipedia’s restrictions this past week more for causing SOPA and […]