Mash-up breakdowns, mind-blowing stats and forgetting how to remember

Off The Wall Post delves into some cool web apps - Google's Chrome browser web experiments that teleport you to bakeries and miniature parks across the globe, lets you bang drums in London's Science Museum and, coolest of all, sends your portrait to robots endlessly drawing and erasing faces in the sand.

We also look at lovely mapping archive project History Pin and we deconstruct fandom via Lady Gaga's Little Monsters - her own social network.

All this plus wanky words aplenty.

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After nine years and five months, Phil Gyford finally uploaded the last entry of Samuel Pepys Diary to his epic blogging project Peypsdiary.com. A side project for this brilliant web developer, we talk to Phil about his labour of love: the process, the audience it built, its move to Twitter and how it feels when something this long-term comes to an end.

Other items include the discovery of InstaCRT - crazy iOS photo filter app; Lenddo - social banking; a bump in the road for Sweden's citizen-led @sweden Twitter account.

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Photographer Chris Floyd decided to turn his relationships on Twitter into a photography exhibition (and then a book) called 140 Characters. Dan went to meet Chris at a book signing event in The Big Green Bookshop and talked to Chris about the book, the project and his exploration of Twitter and its users.

The podcast is interspersed with soundbites from Chris' 140 Characters slideshow and we thank not only Chris, but his subjects for their contribution to this episode of Off The Wall Post.

Chris on Twitter - @chrisfloyduk; Big Green Bookshop on Twitter - @biggreenbooks

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Dan and Kat are joined by journalist, academic, podcaster and presenter, Aleks Krotoski to discuss the topics of her forthcoming book: Untangling The Web. Attitudes and behaviours around Sex and Privacy are the big changes that the web has wrought upon humanity, but there's a real sense that serendipity is the real goal - and Aleks has built a machine to show it!

Kat also highlights PointerPointer.com, a brilliant use of images from the web; Dan advises you to watch Between 2 Ferns (from Funny or Die) and investigate the amazing PolitWoops.co.uk, which publishes the deleted tweets of polititians.

All this and the latest attrocious wanky words from New Media and the crisis in the Eurozone...

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NB: Barry's gutted he missed this episode and so are we. Barry sends his love and will be back next week!

Kat, Dan and Barry chew over the meaty digital and social issues of the day: what ARE cookies? Are they evil, naughty or necessary? Is Microsoft's new social network So.cl actually a social network or some weird search meets pinterest meets delicious thing? Is Polaroid's iphone app too little, too late?

All this plus some of the wankiest words you'll hear this side of South by... 

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Head of Entertainment for ITV.com, Tom Dolan joins Off The Wall Post to share his insights and talk telly and online - the partnership of big entertainment shows, audiences and online. What are the opportunities for TV to add value to the 2screening / online audience? And how to keep a light touch integrating the opportunities so as not to ruin the experience for the mass audience who just turned on to watch TV.

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Novelist and author of The English Monster, Lloyd Shepherd, joins Off The Wall Post to discuss his close-up experience with pirates, publishing and the changes and challenges facing the novel in the digital age.

Barry gets excited, along with the rest of the Kickstarter community, about a watch; while Kat finds Kickstarter has rekindled the creativity of an old favourite Ze Frank.

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We love a bit of interactive entertainment on Off The Wall Post, so we're delighted to talk to the awesome Dr Jo Twist - CEO of UKIE (United Kingdom Interactive Entertainment Association) about games, playfulness, demographics and the promise the UK Games Industry holds for young people hoping to make careers out of creativity and code.

Barry gets his critical groove on for Google Glass(es); Kat gets nostalgic and Dan finds an easy way to play with his data and APIs across the internet with If This Then That. Plus some of the wankiest words this side of SXSW.

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It's all the rage for brands and TV shows to have Twitter feeds, but how many of them actually have Twitter personalities you'd want to follow? The ones that Dave Levin writes do! With a host of majorly successful Twitter accounts to his name, including The Dolphin Pub, Channel Four's BattleFront and now BBC's The Voice UK, Dave talks to Off The Wall Post to share his Twitter technique, tone of voice and his top tips for building an engaged and loyal community on Twitter. AND whether your Facebook and Twitter voice should be the same.

Also this week: Kat talks about Cat Map and digs into hot new privacy-busting location-based app Highlight; Barry wonders why he should care about which internet browser he uses; while Dan wonders what's become of the industry that brought so much innovation to digital media, but has since gone quiet.

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Image tagging service, Pinterest, has received a lot of tech press since it gained a staggering 12 Million users in 2011 and looks set to continue being huge in social media in 2012. Kat, Dan and Barry sign in and pin, then dig deeper into the practical and commercial uses of Pinterest, and whether anyone should really give a damn.

Meanwhile, Barry revives the Twitter Joke Trial as Stephen Fry blasts the judiciary for being out of touch with Twitter. Barry presents his hilarious top ten tweets to get yourself arrested.

Dan gets highbrow with Cowbird, a storytelling collective that seeks to pull together human stories and narratives in a sort of experiential wikipedia for the human soul.

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Wanky Words

Pinterestification - @heatherataylor

Twipping Point / phablet - @marcsettle

Surface - @fakebitpoly

Going Meta - @_martinfranklin

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