When we reported last month that the ICA might be forced to close, some commenters suggested that the ramshackle and thoroughly confusing old website was one reason why the Institute was so financially imperilled. We’ve just noticed that the ICA has now launched a brand-new …
With only a few weeks to go until the Mayoral Elections BBC London decided to turn its attention to the big 3 contenders’ online presences. Who better to consult than your very own Londonist? It’s time the race for City Hall addressed some key questions. …
Now, stories from the IT world ordinarily don’t do much for Londonist besides make our eyes glaze over. (We’re sorry, IT people, we’re sure you’re lovely, that your jobs are fascinating, and that we wouldn’t be able to do what we do without you. It’s …
What is more absurd than an oil company sponsoring a wildlife photography contest? Possibly someone destroying wildlife photography in order to protest an oil company sponsoring a wildlife photography contest. Protestors from the “Camp For Climate Action” smeared a substance resembling oil onto photographs displayed …
Drop a stone over the edge of the Internets and odds are it’ll hit about a hundred horrible movie sites for every good one and around five thousand unreadable blogs so being given the opportunity to point a few more (thousand) people at some of …
As you will have noticed by now, we here at Londonist most often refer to ourselves with the collective “we”. We are applying Gothamist editorial guidance that the Ist empire should be one of collaborative, collective blogs of like-minded individuals and not a venue for …
