Adam Bowie

@adambowie.com

Running, cycling, podcasts, radio, photography, technology.

When you click on the profile of an author you didn't previously know and discover they have blocked you on Bluesky? 🤷 At least when I discovered once that a comedian blocked me on Twitter, it was because of something I'd said about their Graham Norton appearance. This time???

One of the things about bringing photo-ID to a polling station is that you might accidentally leave it there. I found a passport in the booth in my polling station. Handed it in to the staff and hopefully it will get back to the owner. As they said, "We literally have his name and address..."

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Lee Dixon wondering on ITV how commentators are going to fill three minute drinks breaks. He's on ITV. Has he not been watching the 6 Nations? They'll show ads.

London’s “worst mass eviction in recent history” is underway; hundreds of households across London told to get out of their homes this week by the same landlord, ahead of the renters rights act. The landlord? Billionaire Asif Aziz’s Criterion Capital. www.londoncentric.media/p/asif-aziz-...

Who's the billionaire behind London’s biggest mass eviction?

He's the London philanthropist who says he's committed to solving homelessness. So why is Asif Aziz's Criterion Capital rushing to make hundreds of Londoners homeless in the coming weeks?

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Wasn't this always going to happen? Music rights owners Universal is part of NBC Universal, who are also the broadcast rights holders to the Olympics in the US. Also, Minions 3 is out this summer, so this all becomes free publicity. www.bbc.co.uk/sport/articl...

2026 Winter Olympics: Figure skater Sabate hopeful over Minions music dispute

Figure skater Tomas-Llorence Guarino Sabate is optimistic he can perform to music from the Minions films at the Winter Olympics after receiving copyright clearance.

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Genuinely don't understand Netflix's interface choices. I open it up today, and the show they're giving top billing on my account is an 10 year old BBC crime show that got cancelled after one series called Cuffs. I'm pretty sure that's not the biggest show they have on right now...

When is too much? By my count Deadline has published at least *18* stories about Stranger Things in the past week, with 10 of them in the last 24 hours.

Mutes *ALL* notifications from a major sports app because I couldn't care less about UFC and can see no other way to stop the deluge of spam notifications.

An email subject header from Netflix: "Adam, we've just added a documentary series you might like" Ooh. A science doc perhaps? Or natural history? Maybe a hard hitting doc on the misuse of technology or the dangers of social media? <Opens email> "Victoria Beckham" Hard pass.