Inflection Point

Just read a very thought-provoking post by Jeff Jarvis which argues that the economic woes we are facing aren't just another economic downturn (even if a big one) but something more fundamental: th...

I've been reflecting about this blog over the Christmas and New Year break. I started it, unbelievably, in September 2005 just ahead of the RBI Editor's Conference on the 22nd. The original purpose...

This is a nice idea from The Unofficial Apple Weblog - using Twitter simply to poll two different options (I guess you could use more, though obviously the question has to be pretty tightly written!)

Robert Scoble has a couple of video interviews with the guys behind Panorama, an OLAP product available through Google Spreadsheets as a gadget. Part one is here and part two here. The second part ...

Mike Butcher, the UK arm of Techcrunch, is squatting the online identity of culture secretary Andy Burnham in protest at his suggestion that a cinema-style rating system might be introduced for the...

Is this the future of exhibition information systems? MacWorld gets its own iPhone app.Technorati Tags: iPhone, exhibitions

Edward Roussel of the Telegraph has a long post outlining the challenges he sees facing newspapers today and some suggestions about how to tackle them, including a 10 point plan. Among the tips are...

Marketingcharts.com reports on a survey by Burst Media which it says shows just how little tolerance users have to ad-cluttered sites. More than half say they have a low tolerance for more than two...

The Web 2.0 equivalent of the coffee-pot webcam - updated for our world. Control Lights with Twitter from Justin Wickett on Vimeo.Pointless, but strangely compelling...Technorati Tags: internet, tw...

Ever wished there was one single page with every Web 2.0 company you could imagine listed on it - it's here. How many will still be here in a couple of years? Who knows? Technorati Tags: web2