Author Archives: gareth

Pessimistic about TV Apps

I spoke on Guardian’s Tech Weekly Today, about how I see the future for dedicated TV Apps somewhat lacking. Continue reading

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should I apply for that job?

The all-purpose guide to if you should apply for a job? Continue reading

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Mutuality in social networks

In addition to the existing privacy settings, I’d like an option to hide info from someone, when I can’t see the equivalent. Continue reading

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The Need Not to be Needy

Emailing me with 24 hours of using your service getting me to invite friends, feels kinda needy. Continue reading

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Performance: still hard

Performance is still hard: Artur Bergman of Fastly talks about what you’re doing wrong. Continue reading

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On loving the internet version of Countdown

The web implementation of the TFL Busses countdown data is useful, and pleasing. Continue reading

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Farewell Radiotalk

The Radio Academy’s RadioTalk podcast is no more. Continue reading

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Anatomy of Ticketing ‘Fail’

Having failed to get tickets for something in an annoying day of pressing reload, I try to write something constructive about scaling for big things Continue reading

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a new adage for social

“Any sufficiently complete and transparent sharing system is just going to be creepy” Continue reading

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iMessage and Phonecalls

The shiny nature of iMessage has loses one thing to SMS, the ability to be delivered while you’re on the phone. Continue reading

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