Big meeja corps (pronounce as corpse if you like). Pah, who needs them?

Arthouse or independent cinemas seem to do the job much better. A plus point is their websites work too.

Even my local cinema the Kavanagh in Herne Bay has a mostly functional web site. A feed would be nice though, time to get the old web scraping kit out I think!

Funny old stuff blogging, I've not burnt out (I hope), but traffic's been light in here for the last week, apart from a couple of slightly too angry rants. Normal service should resume shortly.

It's nice to see other people taking the adult approach to the inaccessible Odeon nonsense to try to persuade the Odeon towards a saner solution than their current illegal, broken website.

So what else have I been up to? A handful of posts on Fun-1 and Mobitopia, and some background legwork for an unusual All About Symbian article that should be very interesting when it's complete, Python heads watch this space!

Stuart's spotted the proposed map for London Transport in 2016. 12 years is a long time away, but it's good to see these proposals floating around; alwaystouchout has the latest plans for London Transport and expected completion dates. Better links around the South East of the capital would be great for me, and there's plenty of that going on.

There's more good tube stuff on Going Underground, and the infamous London Underground Tube Diary.

Ewan (he gets eveywhere) is also going for a Zone 1 Tube Challenge on the 30th June - basically visit every Zone 1 station in the shortest duration - I'm tempted to have a go, but I'm supposed to be karting that evening.

And finally - as they say on the radio - This isn't London. Everything you needed to know about London that the London Open Guide couldn't tell you. Useful stuff like the history of The Worshipful Company of Stanners.