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We need a change in copyright law, and an easy one: 'The digitising of works in the public domain cannot be regarded as a “new” work.'
How London in the 1880s mirrors the present day - wp.me/p2DdFs-1L (me jumping on the #RipperStreet bandwagon)
A short rant about the prices charged by museums etc to reproduce images in the public domain in little tiny books that nobody reads anyway
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Cracking pic. RT @Theleaguemag Everton at Abbey Road, 1985.
The 2010s? More like the 1880s... (riots, occupations, jubilees, economic depression, Old Etonian Prime Ministers...) wp.me/p2DdFs-1L
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+1 MT @gregg_sh: Really interesting piece: Defoe and information technology theatlantic.com/technology/a…”
I should really plug that blog I wrote a month ago on a subject that is being tweeted about a lot today
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A stroll through cholera-stricken Soho in 1854 catsmeatshop.blogspot.co.uk/…
I may have to get facial surgery so I can become one of the Sons of Lee Marvin jim-jarmusch.net/miscellanea…
'Pipe dreams... they're the things that can really poison and ruin a man's life and can keep him from finding any peace' The Iceman Cometh
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The Complete Spring Heeled Jack Page - Explore the mystery of a 19th century London terror ow.ly/gEifj
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Fanny and Stella by Neil McKenna. Sounds really interesting, all about the Victorian trial of 'the young men in women's clothes'.
Throwaway blog ideas: A history of leopardskin. Or, why I can't take leopardskin seriously any more, even on leopards.
@ros_kumagai he came over here for comfort afterwards but I told him to stick it up his dialectics.
@ros_kumagai my best one is 'oh you're German - did you see the Body Worlds exhibition by Gunther Von Hagens?' 3 times. To the same person







