Google Squared – Definitely Not for Nerds
Google has released a fantastic new search option called Google Squared – it structures unstructured data, puts it in a table, and makes compiling lists…
Continue reading →Google has released a fantastic new search option called Google Squared – it structures unstructured data, puts it in a table, and makes compiling lists…
Continue reading →Seth Godin asks – what’s the difference between luxury vs premium? He argues in essence, Luxury is an extravagant price on a less than extravagant…
Continue reading →I’m is quoted in this Patrick Stafford piece in SmartCompany. It’s about Twitter’s appalling churn rate of over 60%. Some of the reasons why Twitter’s retention…
Continue reading →Swine flu is dominating Google search. For the past two days (in the US at least), discussions around “swine flu”, “pig flu” and other such…
Continue reading →The Cluetrain Manifesto is a book that inspired many of us, giving us a framework that allowed our passion for the digital space to become…
Continue reading →Dominos Pizza has been embarrassed by a scandal where some employees of the business made a video that showed them doing some pretty disgusting things…
Continue reading →Another example of a consumer based corporate abuse site, http://qantassucksworld.com, celebrates it’s first anniversary this week. The site describes itself as “the Qantas News website by…
Continue reading →People are using Google instead of portals and one stop shops – we know that. Search is the gateway to content. Even Rupert Murdoch this…
Continue reading →According to Nielsen, Twitter is most popular with 35-49 year olds, with teens barely rating on the Twitter popularity scale: Twitter Doesn’t Smell Like Teen Spirit…
Continue reading →Two recent campaigns by Australian organisations have caused a debate over trust in social media campaigns. Tourism Queensland (TQ) recently launched a campaign with a…
Continue reading →In the olden days of the early-mid 90s, websites on like topics were linked via webrings; links / arrows on the bottom of the page…
Continue reading →I recently returned from a very relaxing three week holiday in Greece and Italy. The groups that provided services and tours concluded the experiences with a…
Continue reading →A great piece on how Google, and changing media consumption habits are changing the way we think – literally. Is Google Making Us Stupid?
Continue reading →What positives could you possibly bring up about Senator Stephen Parry’s letter re: Bill Henson? a) That it is spelt correctly? b) That it contains…
Continue reading →Two great cartoons from Bill Leak in The Australian over the past two days on the Bill Henson saga: Monday 26 May Saturday 24 May
Continue reading →In the light of the Bill Henson saga, where the major argument against his work is that his 12 or 13 year old models and…
Continue reading →Superstar Australian artist Bill Henson has been the victim of a vicious and ignorant political / media witch-hunt that has led to the cancellation of…
Continue reading →Today marks 20 years since the Supreme Court of Victoria awarded the Dollar Sweets Company damages in the fight against the thugs, bullies and standover…
Continue reading →How can BHP expand production at Olympic Dam without a new source of power? Can Australia really increase production volumes in its minerals and metals…
Continue reading →HOT or NOT is one of the most interesting sites I’ve seen in ages. My good friend RGM at Me and Us alerted me to…
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