Category: Learn

Hostway’s national Pet Peeve survey assembled a list of 15 irritating website practices: 1. Pop-up ads 2. Requiring the installation of extra software to view […]

This one’s about being more open to questions & ideas we’d perhaps too easily dismiss (Drayton: guilty as charged) “Cluelessness is underrated. It’s the newbie […]

From Google’s pagerank algorithm to the APIs of eBay and Amazon to the movie ratings on Yahoo, these companies know how to harness the collective […]

Television has an inspiring past, ripe with innovation and popular culture influence. Since its coming of age mid-20th century, generations of TV viewers happily embraced […]

Given we prob all have upcoming budget discussions, this is golden: “For the nonprofit study partners, relationships were identified between organizational investment in online communications […]

This stuff provided by a chap called Alan Moore from SMLXL in London – some great quotes to bolster arguments/cases (apologies in advance for the […]

1) More features isn’t better, it’s worse. 2) You can’t make things easier by adding to them.3) Confusion is the ultimate deal-breaker. 4) Style matters5) […]

Research by Cap Gemini Ernst and Young in October 2003 found that 17% of car buyers were influenced by TV ads, whilst 71% were influenced […]

Links from the table: Gaping Void Presentation Zen Creating Passionate Users

Web 2.0 – Leveraging the Network (2.74 MB pdf) In the talk I spoke about how Web 2.0 companies distinguish themselves by leveraging the network […]