Q: What’s the number one thing people want their browser to do?
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 ...
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 ...
A while ago I did a video for the Insititute of Chartered Accountants called “12 Golden Rules for Online Personal Reputation Management“. I really e...
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 th...
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 word, just an amb...
Business thinkers John Seely Brown and John Hagel are always worth listening to. Their perspectives on innovation and concepts like FAST Strategy have not only ...
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 pa...
For the timebeing, Google acts as a supreme court in a world of “sovereign users” clashing with ever increasing frequency with nation states tha...
SearchWiki results and comments for a search on * Updated * There are two complementary evolutionary paths for SearchWiki: that taken by the Google engin...
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...
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