New BBC Homepage? It’s Rather Excite(ing)
This week saw the launch of the new BBC homepage which has, unsurprisingly, generated a large amount of comment, including this interesting post by Tom about whether this means that BBC.co.uk will end up being a competitor to Google.
Whilst the comments on the new design have been mixed one thing that strikes me is […]
Who Does What In The Web 2.0 World?
Research company Forrester have published a fascinating piece of research with the slightly off-putting title of Social Technographics. Essentially it examines the different levels of participation of the US population in the varied strands of Web 2.0 technologies such as blogs, RSS & social bookmarking sites. The research makes some very interesting points, but before […]
RSS Does Not Mean You Don’t Own Content
In common with most serious blogs, you’ve probably noticed that we have a large orange button to the side of this post. For anyone who’s not sure what it is, it acts as a notice that we allow people to subscribe to & read our blog via an RSS feed. This means that readers don’t […]
