4 Feb 2018
The end of advertising?
In the end, as the innovation matures, regulations appear and there are less loop holes to exploit as the successful companies will be those that fixed.
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14 Jan 2018
2018 - the death of the chatbot?
So if smart assistants are the future and not chatbots, is this the end of the chatbot?
10 Dec 2017
The future of innovation, startups and the world. That's all.
I'll reflect on both in the next week or so I suspect but this week's newsletter looks at innovation, the business of looking into the future, how.
3 Dec 2017
Smart assistants enter the workplace and Google restructuring.
Smart assistants have also started from the home but Alexa, Amazon's smart assistant is not exactly portable and whilst it has taken off in the home in.
29 Oct 2017
Travel - what's new becomes old becomes new again
This week the focus in on travel and whether we are seeing the beginnings of a new disruption to how we go on holiday.
8 Oct 2017
Whats next for messaging as another stalwart departs.
For most of you this will be a 'so what' moment but it will be on almost all tech news sites as it was by far the biggest instant messaging service in.
24 Sept 2017
Tech, politics and privacy. Where next?'
This week looks at the big technology firms, privacy and politics; Are we doomed to end up in nineteen eighty four.
31 Jul 2017
The big five report. Amazon in depth. The differing paths to success.
The big four (Facebook, Google, Amazon and Apple) as the media refer to them, or big five as Microsoft should really be included have all released their.
28 Mar 2013
big data is..
big-data-is LOL - I remember seeing something similar for the term Web 2.0.
9 Aug 2011
Google continues to ignore email
But a wider look at Google suggests it doesn't pay much attention to using email as a channel to communicate with its users.
12 Nov 2009
Rupert Mudoch is on to something..
Rupert Murdoch is right to say that when Google first started indexing the web; publishers were not aware of what they were signing up to.
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