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I'm exhausted just reading about it. While you're galavanting round the globe, I'll be playing Mr Mum :-\

Have fun ;)

The future is here. All this is in the iphone already ;o)

@Frederick - I was at the apple store in Sydney today and they again sold out of iphones. The queue was already well formed by 8:15am, and when I went back at lunch the queue was even worse. I would guess that if they sold 1 million over the first weekend then figures must be well over 2 million by now

Who's the hosting co? :)

There was a Brazilian guy who did the same thing - also awesome. He used cloth not templates. Check him out here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwsBBIIXT0E

I little chilling, I thought.

Gah! You should put a parental advisory above the fold when that picture of Scoble is lurking beneath it ;)

If you capture something you are recording history. This is something you should probably do and keep doing. What you do with the capture is where your ethics kick in. Sell it abd cause humiliation and you can call yourself a Paparazzo. But you can also call yourself scum. Sell it to the media for millions and not cause anyone hurt and you can call yourself rich and guilt free. Capture an incident and provide the documentary evidence to a victim to allow them fair restitution and you've done someone a great service. My point, really, is that it's more what you do with it than whether you capture it.

Flickr also has a great service that you can use as a moblog facility. You can configure Flickr to accept uploads sent to an email address, and to automatically post to your blog. The email subject is the blog post header, the body is the post body. And you can configure the template used for the post as well.

See here if you use flickr http://flickr.com/account/uploadbyemail/

And configure upload to blog here
http://flickr.com/account/uploadbyemail/blog/

I give it a year before we get skype-based AudioSpam