Posted on April 28th, 2009 by Tim
http://www.nma.co.uk/the-telegraph-becomes-most-popular-online-newspaper/3000317.article?nl=DN This is interesting news – it marks a win for the Telegraph in the attention markets. For some time iCrossing’s Head of Social Media Antony Mayfield has banged on about how the Telegraph set up their new Victoria offices. It was set up to be much more like a trading floor, and indeed uses [...]
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Posted on April 27th, 2009 by Tim
The term ‘cyberchondriac’ has been around for a while now and the current wildfire proliferation of comments and mass panic about swineflu is endemnic to the term. Where most breaking news can carry an image association (Twitpic or other platform) to allow one to make one’s own assumptions/decisions about a subject the spread of a [...]
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Posted on April 26th, 2009 by Tim
At last scientists appear to have sussed how the northern lights phenomenon is created. An article in the Sunday Times today that the sun’s electrical rays that are known to shower the earth gather in a cloud on ‘the dark side’ and are drawn back in by magnetic fields. The clouds are drawn back at [...]
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Posted on April 14th, 2009 by Tim
I don’t know whether I was disappointed or surprised to see a blog post this morning heralding such a paradigm shift for a company like IBM. From where I’m sitting this practice should be endemnic of the world’s best companies. I guess, typically though, the bigger the corporation the harder the shift. One of the [...]
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Posted on April 14th, 2009 by Tim
And on the subject of IBM… there’s another great article on the BBC Technology website featuring an interview with Brendan Riley, CEO of IBM, and talking about intelligence, connectivity and analytics. It is now possible to infuse intelligence into the way the world works. The financial turmoil has reminded us that we are all now [...]
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Posted on April 5th, 2009 by Tim
So did April 2nd 2009 herald such ground breaking change as it really felt? I’ve no idea, and feel I’m sure as most people feel, that no one actually knows what the outcomes will be as a result of such a reduclous figure as $1 trillion dollars being thrust into needy hands. One thing is [...]
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