Rich Trenholm
Rich Trenholm writes about digital cameras and other technology, except when he's writing about films, music and comics. He does not drink tea and never has.
Monday 21 September 2009, 10:59am
No retweet, no surrender
It's been boiling away beneath the surface for a while now, and finally, on Friday, I snapped: I found myself correcting complete strangers' use of the Twitter retweet. That way lies madness, or at least making myself look like a tool, so I reined in my netiquette fascism and thought about just why it is that retweets annoy me so much. Click here for more
Friday 31 July 2009, 5:00pm
Ain't no party like a Spotify party
Last night was the CBS Interactive summer party, an annual riot in which the backstage staff of CNET are unleashed to show us stunned journos how to party like Party Cat. Click here for more
Tuesday 2 June 2009, 2:28pm
Good police use ToughBooks: Technology and The Wire
Like just about everyone else, I came late to The Wire -- judging by the number of obsessed people I know getting their re-up via the BBC or boxsets, the only people who watched first time round were Charlie Brooker and the cast's mums. Click here for more
Monday 11 May 2009, 6:11pm
Fridge filmmaking: Why a movie is more than a poster and a release date
I love films. I love thought-provoking character studies and I love giant spaceships and things blowing up. I'll watch anything*. So one thing that drives me nuts is that talented filmmakers have to beg, borrow or steal to get great little films made, while tens of millions are set in inexorable motion for the juggernaut of a Hollywood blockbuster, with nothing more solid in place than a release date and a poster, let alone a decent script. Click here for more
Monday 23 February 2009, 11:26am
New computer geekgasm: The essential downloads I can't live without
I got a new work computer today, and I'm totally geeking out at the prospect of starting from a blank canvas to reinstall my favourite programs and maybe even find some new gems. Click here for more
Monday 9 February 2009, 9:50am
Twitter Week: Why I love Twitter
Because it's fun.
Seriously. If you've signed up but are still scratching your head, or you've been hearing about it but don't get what the fuss is about, this is why. Forget about 'social media' for a second, forget about the celebrities, forget about 'real-time social messaging'. It's just fun. And, over the next week, Crave will be presenting a host of ideas and tips for getting the most out of Twitter. Click here for more
Monday 26 January 2009, 2:32pm
CNET UK gets new look, doesn't turn evil
New president. New Doctor Who. And 2009 has now seen the launch of a new-look CNET UK, more in line with the CNET brand around the world. In the lead-up to the nip/tuck, we tested the changes on a mirror version of the live site, which involved crossing into a parallel bizarro universe where we all sport evil goatees. Click here for more
Thursday 22 January 2009, 5:27pm
Re-tweeting history: CNET UK on Twitter
This week saw history made with the inauguration of Barack Obama as US president. As a tech journalist, I was interested to see how people used a staggering range of technology to follow goings-on as they unfolded, and afterwards. As a devoted Twitter fan, I enjoyed the big day through the 140-character thoughts and impressions of millions of people. Click here for more

Articles by Rich Trenholm
The worst Microsoft celebrity videos ever
Crave With the news that Will Smith appears in a new video singing a song about Windows 7, we went in search of the worst Microsoft celebrity video howlers
Domino's mobile: When the noms hit your iPhone like a big pizza pie
Crave Domino's has launched a mobile site, including an iPhone site that allowed us to get our slice on after a hard day's Craving
Twitter vs the world: Ten scandals that set Twitter alight
Crave From the BNP to the NHS and Moir to Mandelson, Twitter provides a perfect outlet for the masses to unite in protest. We pick ten scandals that saw users throw their tweets out of the pram
Digital Economy Bill confirms copyright proposals, turns Mandelson loose
Crave The Digital Economy Bill confirms measures to deal with copyright infringement, involving letters from ISPs and court orders from rights holders. Oh, and it lets Peter Mandelson do what the heck he likes
Sony Online Service: iTunes rival attempts to Save Our Sales
Crave Sony has announced Sony Online Service, a planned online content delivery service taking on iTunes and rescuing the company's reeling bottom line
The future is now: Sci-fi films in real locations
Crave Sci-fi tells us about the world of today by showing us the world of tomorrow -- and Kubrick, Godard and Wenders are just some of the directors to conjure the future from real locations
Mandelson in fresh attack on Web rights: Seeks powers to rewrite copyright law
Crave Unelected business secretary Lord Mandelson is attempting to give himself and his mates powers to rewrite and enforce copyright laws
PlayStation Network movie downloads hit PS3 today
Crave PlayStation Network launches film downloads across Europe today. Sign up now for free films and more






