Article Archive for July 2008
My prediction: a cabin full of disgruntled air travelers will use the net connections at 30,000 feet(whenever it arrives) to unleash a torrent of complaints about underwhelming airline service. This is my take after a …
Yesterday evening I interviewed Graham Cluley at IT security specialists Sophos. Every six months they publish a “threat report” signaling to the market the creepy new pieces of malware that are emerging and the tricks …
Hitwise this week has released the latest UK traffic ranking for Web 2.0 sites. The breakdown is interesting, if only because we are beginning to see a fair bit of stasis in the market. Yes, …
Jeff Jarvis today blogs about a brilliant idea he has for the upcoming Summer Games in Beijing. Noting that US news organisations (you can add all of the Western world, I’d say) are in a …
Matt, I know, has had a long day, so I’m posting this one for him on his behalf. Starting today, Matt & I (well, I’ll join him beginning in August when I get back from …
According to ComScore, the average American online consumer spent nearly four hours (ok, it’s actually 228 minutes) in the month of May watching online videos (the most recent month for which stats are available). And, …
The early reviews are in and the iPhone 2.0 (available to us mere mortals beginning today) is getting high marks, for now justifying the massive hype. It’s faster, cheaper and open to more apps, Walt …
The answer is – surprise, surprise – mobile. Two telecoms giants, BT and Orange, this week announced major investments in mobile social networking ventures. BT has acquired Ufindus for £20 million, Rick Wray at The …
Me neither. Until today that is. Yet, it won’t be long before everyone knows of the brand. That’s because Stride (owned by Cadbury-Schweppes) has cashed in handsomely on one of the most truly viral online …
