Podcast Notes: Pakistan, Google, Stopped Clocks and Spartan Pants

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• Zainub Razvi from Metblogging Karachi and Arif Rafiq from the Pakistan Policy Blog joined us


• Pete Cashmore Senior Editor at Mashable spoke about the Google phoneAndroid and Open Social


• Mary Beard who writes about classics for the TLS spoke about her excellent blog A Don's Life I immediately dragged the conversation downhill by talking about Roman Sex-workers, 300, and Spartan underwear. O Tempora O Mores!


• Britblog roundup from Susanne Lamido. Send British blog suggestions for next week to Britblog [at] gmail [dot] com


• Sunny Hundal (also of the excellent Pickled Politics) spoke about a LiberalConspiracy which aims to revitalise the blogging left. And Susan Gardner of the Daily Kos offered some suggestions from the US left-blogging experience. Guido Fawkes takes a few pot shots at the enterprise here


• It's still under-development but we had a sneak peak at a site employing the Wisdom of CrowdsClouds to predict the weather. Our resident weather expert Philip Eden gave the professional meterologists perspective - not as negative as you might think


• Alfie Dennen is campaigning to save Britain's Stopped Clocks

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