Sometimes it feels as if LinkedIn has been with us as long as the internet itself but hasn’t evolved at all. Let’s just call it Social Networking 0.0.
I appreciate that it may be much more than an allowance of reasonably dressed job-seekers flapping their apocryphal CVs in front of a reasonably interested audience, but it hasn’t done a thing for me. Perhaps it’s a social network for mingers. Continue reading
Sometimes it feels as if LinkedIn has been with us as long as the internet itself but hasn’t evolved at all. Let’s just call it Social Networking 0.0.
I appreciate that it may be much more than an allowance of reasonably dressed job-seekers flapping their apocryphal CVs in front of a reasonably interested audience, but it hasn’t done a thing for me. Perhaps it’s a social network for mingers. Continue reading
I’m not sure where I stand on this Julian Assange and Wikileaks issue, but I do know that I never thought cables would be a subject that would grab the world’s attention.
I thought cables were objects that went across oceans or were sent from quaint Post offices or contained the news of a soldier’s death in World War I, not a way our masters communicated so-called secret information. Continue reading
I’m not sure where I stand on this Julian Assange and Wikileaks issue, but I do know that I never thought cables would be a subject that would grab the world’s attention.
I thought cables were objects that went across oceans or were sent from quaint Post offices or contained the news of a soldier’s death in World War I, not a way our masters communicated so-called secret information. Continue reading
Today sees the global release of Khelein Hum Jee Jaan Sey, a Bollywood historical drama in which I have a speaking role as Major Johnson, a 1930s British officer who pistol-whips a woman, shoots revolutionaries and is a good old-fashioned baddie.
The movie is directed by Ashutosh Gorwariker, India’s only Oscar-nominated director and stars Abhishek Bachchan and Deepika Padukone, Bollywood’s biggest stars. I spent 25 days on set in Goa earlier this year… and, yes I did have a trailer with cable TV. Continue reading