Month: January 2008

Ooh, what a tease… I’ve not moved on, Spannerworks has re-branded as iCrossing, our parent company’s brand today… It’s a year since Spannerworks was bought …

Bit of a ramble this one: but it might make sense in places…   When I was a boy I used to talk to my …

Had a brilliant time last night: first at Social Media Club London and then at a works do in Brighton. Obviously, what happened at the …

Need some inspiration for a Monday morning? Well courtesy of magpie of charm, Johnnie Moore, I have something shiny for you… Check out this presentation …

Declining sales of  The Sun and Daily Mirror have analysts like Douglas McCabe at Enders predicting the red-top price war descending into a soaraway giveaway …

I’m quite excited about someone else’s New Year resolution. John Hagel says he’s going to be blogging more this year. Most interesting to me is …

Facebook’s shocked geekdom by joining with Google and a bunch of social networks in a group (the catchily named DataPortability Working Group) to set open …

After cooing over the @twitcrit idea and The Wire yesterday, I find (via Robin Hamman) an excellent search tool for Twitter called Tweet Scan. So …

I get the feeling that Facebook apps introducing spyware to users’ computers is a more significant issue to the social network than data portability for …

Hugh Macleod’s Twitter pointed me to this post from VortexDNA comparing Maslow’s hierarchy of needs with the Internet’s evolution. The final, highest stage, actualisation is …