A: Block ads.
Sometimes it's worth reminding ourselves of the simple truths about online media and marketing.
Like the fact that, given the choice, a lot of people don't want banner ads, pop-ups and other sundry promotional interruptions getting in the way of whatever they are dong.
I was reminded of this when Google kindly turned on the ability to ...
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A while ago I did a video for the Insititute of Chartered Accountants called "12 Golden Rules for Online Personal Reputation Management". I really enjoyed it, and played with the idea for a bit, ...
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Suw Charman has asked people to join her today on Ada Lovelace Day, a celebration of the first computer programmer, in writing about women in technology that they admire.
Now, I'm a cultural rather than a tehcnical geek, ...
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I love the fact that the first screen shot for the Mac version of Chrome, Google's browser, is an error message. And the launch date? No ...
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Business thinkers John Seely Brown and John Hagel are always worth listening to. Their perspectives on innovation and ...
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I've been reading and therefore thinking a fair bit about privacy and personal online reputation.
It's something I've touched on in the past and the posts Managing your online reputation will ...
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For the timebeing, Google acts as a supreme court in a world of "sovereign users" clashing with ever increasing frequency ...
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SearchWiki results and comments for a search on
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There are two complementary evolutionary paths for SearchWiki: that taken by the Google engineers and the one cut by ...
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The new iPhone software upgrade came out over the weekend. Love the fact that the phone I bought a few months ago keep getting better, instead of degrading like my last smartdumbphone did.
The standout shiny new thing in the new set-up is ...
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