links for 2011-09-28

• TARDIS Newsroom – Doctor Who News: Doctor Who Confidential axed by BBC
• Tory councillor demonstrates how not to conduct a political interview | Political Scrapbook
• Julie Delpy on Le Skylab, taboos, and playing doctors and nurses | Film | guardian.co.uk

links for 2011-09-28

• RT @NML_Press: PRESS RELEASE: Registration for John Moores 2012 call for entries will be 3 October 2011. More details here: http://t.co/ …

links for 2011-09-26

• Radio Times magazine: 1-7 October 2011 | Radio Times
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• Today: Fry on 'underestimated' language http://t.co/RxYpbMOP

links for 2011-09-25

• Laura goes from Doc Martin role to film fun – Coventry Times – News – Coventry Telegraph
• London Underground Tube Diary – Going Underground's Blog

links for 2011-09-24

• Labels Dropping Out Of Spotify Are Totally Missing The Point | Techdirt
• TARDIS Newsroom – Doctor Who News: What About Babelcolour?

links for 2011-09-23

• All work and no… | Facebook

links for 2011-09-22

• Ariel – Newsnight presenter will pit cooks against each other
• Devilfish crafts branding for BBC's Handmade in Britain season – News – THE DRUM – Advertising, Design, Media, Marketing, Digital, PR – News, Information & Jobs
• Spotify Classical Playlists: Tori Amos – Night Of Hunters (Deluxe Spotify Edition, Including All Classical Works That Inspired The Song Cycle)
• My So Called Life – The Complete Series 5xDVD Boxset £5.99 @ amazon – HotUKDeals
• Great Tweet exchange ever? Possibly. http://t.co/uuh538FH http://t.co/vfgV4ufh
• Twitter

links for 2011-09-21

• BBC – BBC Internet Blog: Redesigning the BBC Online homepage
• This way up: Living Things

links for 2011-09-20

• Annette's Notebook: Netflix apology
• Crazy audiovisual illusion
• The Doctor Who News Page: Position Vacant: Assistant Script Editor on Doctor Who
• The Curse of the Black Spot | who review

links for 2011-09-19

• List of changes in Star Wars re-releases – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
• BBC scores highest audience appreciation figures ever | Media | guardian.co.uk