You will soon have some new methods for adding your events to listings sites like spraci.com thanks to the use of

microformats /

I've had a look at the wordpress plugin.

I think I could set it up so that when an event is posted to a blog via this plugin it is recognised as an event and posted to the event listings under the correct date, categories, city, etc.

In simple terms:

The use of microformats like hcalendar could provide lots of interesting ways for people to syndicate data such as event details, locations, contact details, etc to to other sites using standard blogging software while still keeping the data in seperate machine-useable fields.

A look at blogging in China, Vietnam and Cuba

Hollow Earth. Matt is blogging again! Hello Matt!

FutureNextLevel. Boomnoise is blogging up a storm. Finally! wonky/funky gems to follow… bookmark him up

hey hey! i took the day off from work to hang out with my pal lisa - we're thinking to take a drive up to malibu - hopefully the sun will come out - since it's a bit overcast at the moment - so unfortunately i don't have time today to do proper pop nosh linkage - below you'll find links to some of my favorite blogs - if i left anyone out - i'm sorry! popbytes over & out for now ... xoxo † allie is wired † girls talkin' smack † dlisted † a socialite's life † the frisky † sheena beaston † cityrag † ten gossip † celebrity VIP lounge † seriously? OMG! wtf? † the blemish † yeeeah! † film experience † gallery of the absurd † bree says † in case you didn't know † pop on the pop † celebitchy † agent bedhead † best week ever † pajiba † crazy days & nights † ethan says † popsquire † drunken stepfather † celebrity baby scoop &dagge

MSTRKRFT are moving up in the world. Graduating from the confines of basement dance floors to the mirrored corridors of super-clubs and exclusive media hangouts (conveniently where this interview was carried out) they, along with the likes of Justice, Digitalism and Simian Mobile Disco, have made the transition between indie-night purism and warehouse projects sound effortless. Re-rubbers of everyone from Yeah Yeah Yeahs to Juliette and the Licks, and back, via Goose, Wolfmother and Chromeo, MSTRKRFT - aka Jesse F. Keeler and Al-P - certainly cant be accused of not paying their guitar-based dues. As one half of the long-defunct Death From Above 1979, Keeler was the moustachioed, electronic purveyor of the duo, and, as the band imploded after one LP, MSTRKRFT emerged in all its slick, Vocoderd glory. With the gargantuan remix of Metrics Monster Hospital and 2007s debut album The Looks helping carve the electro-house landscape, the rabid urban flava of follow-up album Fist of God has proved particular

The social networking site will form the basis of a new celebrity-based competition show.

I've just been to visit the U:Music studio, a rather imposing building on Shacklewell Lane in Dalston. On every one of the four flights of stairs up to the U:Music floor of this massive warehouse there are small, carefully crafted Diesel idents encouraging you to "feel the burn" and, finally, "phew" as you reach the doors. Inside it's a hive of very busy people: busy lining up the U:Music:Radio schedule, busy cueing the shows for broadcast and even busily rolling cigarettes. It's non-stop. I ask if things can get quite close to the wire, which is met by knowing laughter. "All they time," is the unilateral response, though they seem to like it that way - it helps give the station its energy. What also helps, I'm told, is having a staff of producers who are so into a) music and b) the concept of internet radio. Most of them are happy to take a busy five minutes to, very succinctly, though persuasively, sum up the appeal of internet radio. They're likely to be sharing some of their tho