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Real time search
Much has been made of Google’s new Realtime Search facility, and I suspect that it will grow in use as a utility for accessing information on current events. Until recently, twitter trending terms were used as a zeitgeist of current … Continue reading
Measurement and why we do it

This week I’ve rather been forced to consider measurement. It’s not that I am against measurement; indeed I am an advocate of measurement as an essential tool for business, to appreciate performance, understand the market and find new opportunities. But … Continue reading
Google Wave: a case study in why interaction design matters

When Google launched as a competitor search engine in 1996 there were two stand-out characteristics that separated the engine from its three major competitors, Yahoo, Infoseek/Go.com and AltaVista: 1. Pagerank: a system of ranking search results by inbound links that … Continue reading
Posted in social media, tech news, tech problems, tools
Tagged google, interaction design, second life, twitter, wave
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Word of Mouth
Last night I was delighted to return home and find a link in my email inbox to the 1000Heads list of Thought Leaders in Word of Mouth. I admit to being very chuffed indeed to making this list, and to … Continue reading
Debate 2010 – The Telegraph
Last night I attended the soft launch of the Telegraph’s new resource for facilitating debate and idea generation, #debate2010. The facility is actually pretty simple, and is based on Salesforce architecture. The technology itself could do with several useability improvements … Continue reading
#BeMyGuest Post at The Comms Corner
Thanks to Adam Vincenzini, I’ve contributed a guest post for #BeMyGuest month at Adam’s blog, The Comms Corner. I’ve written on the Art of Liveblogging and produced a few tips for aspirant live bloggers.
The Myth of Success
Partly as a response to some of the feedback I’ve had on yesterday’s post and partly in response to feedback on twitter today, I’ve been driven to create another blog post on the notion of ‘success’ and how (traditional, and … Continue reading
Apple in perspective: obligatory iPad post
While all my geek friends are in a frenzy over the announcement of the new Apple iPad (based on a Star Trek PADD, looks like a Kindle, acts like an iPhone, priced like a Win/Linux laptop, and – best of … Continue reading
Privacy: what’s left?
It would be hard to miss the outcry online today, following the news of Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg’s comments in an interview that have been described in news media articles as saying that privacy is no longer ‘a social norm’. … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas, Uncategorized, social media, tech news
Tagged bronte, facebook, moral rights, privacy, property
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Rage Against X-Factor: Don’t kid yourself
I’ve been reading a lot of coverage over the ‘surprise’ Christmas #1 ‘hit’ (a 17 year old metal rap song from Rage Against the Machine). And regardless of what you think about the campaign, the quality of the RATM song, … Continue reading
Posted in social media, tech news
Tagged rage against the machine, simon cowell, social media, x factor
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