Rather than complain about what Google and Facebook do to our privacy, why don’t we make a global effort to actually supply user information for analysis for something useful?
Month: May 2010
Web friendly new art technique using Pantone pens
Innovative and highly creative use of the humble Pantone marker pens from a promising artist
Self organized criticality in our brains (and media consumption)
Periods of calm in our brains are followed by frenzies of activity and that is the most efficient way for the whole thing to work. Get used to it.
An insane privacy bug in Facebook for Blackberry
Using someone else’s Blackberry to access Facebook gives you access to all their contacts. That seems like a pretty huge bug to me!
The politics of software piracy statistics
The Business Software Alliance does a really bad job at getting accurate software piracy figures, but it doesn’t seem to curb their enthusiasm, nor everyone else’s in peddling their made up numbers!
Why I wish our prime minister would get a stewardess (like his Dad)
George Papandreou is nothing like his father. He tries sometimes when giving speeches to large crowds, but only in the mannerisms and style. The most important difference I would argue, is that he is not a womanizer. And before all female readers close this window offended I need to clarify that this is a serious… Continue reading Why I wish our prime minister would get a stewardess (like his Dad)
Social CRM is better than flossing
Social CRM is more than just the next buzz word and additional acronym to learn.
Cutting the deficit part 1: the Eurovision song contest
You may all think we are deep in some economic crisis but the Greeks are in fact preparing for Oslo!
How to lose 90% of your web traffic in one day
Moving an entire domain as an experiment for learning more about how and why web traffic comes may sound extreme but it actually works if properly set up!