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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
a new adage for social
“Any sufficiently complete and transparent sharing system is just going to be creepy” Continue reading
Security becoming life and death
When medical devices are hacked, is it finally time to get that security should be implicit as a requirement. Continue reading
The Problem Flickr Never Solved
Flickr never gave me a way to see the most relevant stuff of my friends, only the most recent. In today’s attention limited world, that wasn’t enough. Continue reading
In Praise of Policy
Policy is a dirty word, but it doesn’t have to be a prescriptive document running to three volumes. Continue reading
Siri and Boris Bikes
If Siri included bicycle hire status, that could make finding a dock much easier when you’re on the move. Continue reading
Computer Illiteracy is not a badge of honour
I can’t imagine someone being applauded for declaring illiteracy, so how come not understanding computers is seen a badge of honour. Continue reading
Is Facebook Open Graph going to enable “proper” social TV
Facebook have given us a rich vocabulary to describe media consumption, have we just social TV better than the humble hash-tag? Continue reading
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On the Beta BBC Homepage
BBC unveiled beta version of its homepage, and the purpose and execution are really clear. Continue reading