To my shame, I missed this when recently screened on BBC, but a friend alerted me to this timely TV mini-series about surveillance culture, who having listened to tireless ramblings in the past on my foresight on ID card technologies, was suddenly realising ‘tomorrow really is nearer then he thought’. Not being good with the [...]

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With some key research being released into the industry’s hands heralding my own proclamation of the imminent death of the click, it’s time to take a very honest look at digital advertising and pose some timely questions. Online advertising is becoming increasingly dependent upon rich media, and agencies agree – it will soon be the [...]

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Or is it just an oncoming train of confusion as the rich content wars loom ever closer in the realms of the ‘personal web’? Nokia and Microsoft have signed a deal to ensure SilverLight, Microsoft’s touted Flash-killer app. Microsoft targets the mobile web Microsoft’s Silverlight Coming on Nokia Smartphones Reminds me of a similar struggle [...]

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As its seems fairly topical from looking at the press right now, and for those whom are interested in how to move towards justifying the commercial aspects on interactions over click-throughs, here’s a snap-shot of one particular model I discuss within my presentation ‘How to Make a Good Impression’. There’s a whole lot deck of [...]

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