3 days ago

Submitted by Graeme Wood from blog: A couple of relatively unrelated news stories caught my eye yesterday. On one hand, Peter Mandelson announced amendments to UK copyright laws that appear to put the onus of illegal download prevention onto ISPs (reluctantly) and lawyers (eagerly). On the other, Google released more detail on what Chrome OS is going to look (Read More)

5 days ago

Submitted by Graeme Wood from blog: So we are starting to find out a bit more about News International's plans for charging for news online. Rupert Murdoch's interview with Sky News earlier in the week suggested that he hasn't recently looked at the figures for how much traffic his sites receive from Google. As Google frequently point out when the print media (Read More)

7 days ago

Submitted by Graeme Wood from blog: I know that this is all over the internet already, so you've probably seen it, but it answers so many 'Why?' questions that I couldn't resist!. (Read More)

Nov 09, 2009

Lealea's Blogblog (Or 'how I organise my stuff on the internet)Okay this might look a bit self-indulgent. Actually it is a bit self-indulgent, so you might want to stop reading now, but there is a reason for it. I like to sign up for pretty much any new sites or services I can find, and I try to have a go at using most of them. Which means t (Read More)

Nov 04, 2009

Submitted by Graeme Wood from blog: Post up someone's great explanation of how social, mobile and AR are going to combine to make people's lives easier, and 5 minutes later someone shows you an example of it actually working. This is a screengrab from the Bionic Eye app, which locates the nearest Wifi, public transport, coffee shop and fast food (you can sele (Read More)

Nov 04, 2009

Submitted by Graeme Wood from blog: Mike Arauz's ability to cut through the hype surrounding technology and highlight the strategic implications for brands means that his decks are always worth reading. I thought this explanation of the combined impact of social and mobile nails the challenges that marketers and agencies need to get to grips with before next (Read More)

Nov 03, 2009

Submitted by Graeme Wood from blog: so I made a list....same as lots of other people have been doing on Twitter for the last few days. There are already a lot of great things to explore on Twitter lists (starting with Listorious). Lists make Twitter much more approachable for people first starting out using the service (who have tended to start off with celeb (Read More)

Nov 03, 2009

Submitted by Graeme Wood from blog: I tend to get asked a lot of questions at work about how to find stuff quickly, where to get free stats, how to make presentations look different (content rather than design - my slides always look different and rarely in a good way) basically all the stuff that any self respecting media geek should know. So I put some slid (Read More)

Oct 30, 2009

Submitted by Graeme Wood from blog: I've written a lot about Spotify on here, because it's a great concept that (seems) to have a long term business model. But let's face it, there is a big hole in the model around socialised discovery of new stuff to listen to. While sites like Spotifylists.com make sharing possible, possible is a long way off where a brand (Read More)

Oct 25, 2009

Submitted by Graeme Wood from blog: There's not been a lot made of Microsoft's announcement earlier in the week that Bing would include real time results from Twitter (and to a lesser extent Facebook) in its search results at some unspecified time soon. It has mostly been interesting to the likes of Mashable and ReadWriteWeb because of Google's counter a few (Read More)

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