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Technology
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May 17, 2011 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
If Apple doesn’t start another revolution within two years, its decline will be unstoppable in five
Google eats each new space Apple opens
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March 10, 2011 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
Apple once again the ‘world’s biggest computer maker’
Count smartphones and Apple regains its crown after three decades
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February 1, 2011 by Luke Hoyland / 1 Comment
Gadget lust: battery-powered, 3G-ready pocket wifi router
Be stuck gazing at your screen in ever more exotic locations
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January 30, 2011 by Luke Hoyland / 2 Comments
Apple OS on third party hardware … with Apple’s approval?
Does this server herald the introduction of a ‘virtualised’ OS X?
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January 13, 2011 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
Paranoid regimes don’t do CMS
Countries with very poor press freedom always have shitty state websites. It’s one of those rules…
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November 25, 2010 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
Chromes’s charming incognito page
Just noticed that Cmd/Ctrl Shift N in Google Chrome creates a new browser window in “incognito” mode. This means the page won’t be recorded in your history and your cookies etc aren’t used (or added to). Fair enough. A quick way to check what a page looks like if you’re not signed in. What I [...]
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October 28, 2010 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
Does SEO mean keyword searches will become like broad-brush marketing?
An article on Investor Post makes an analogy between keywords searches on search engines and “push marketing”. It sounds counterintuitive at first – surely a search is, by definition, “pull”? But the author suggests that search engine optimisation (SEO) efforts increasingly mean that the guy who shouts the loudest gets the customer. The point that [...]
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September 21, 2010 by Luke Hoyland / 2 Comments
Tweet yourself fitter
‘Anxiety indices’ of Twitter and Google Trends can predict stock performance. So if you spiked the data, could you spike the markets?
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February 16, 2010 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
Woodwing’s Enterprise 7: Drupal support and multi-component text editing
Woodwing’s Enterprise publishing system now features two elements that I think make it a much stronger candidate for use in an integrated print and web environment. First, the Drupal hooks are much improved. I imagine publishers who use Drupal are pretty much exactly the kind of people who would consider Enterprise, and WW have been [...]
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January 31, 2010 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
A selection of articles about the iPad
Is it all about games? Or video? Or reading? Some views on the iPad
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January 21, 2010 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
Apple have focused on shared use of tablet, reckons WSJ
The Wall Street Journal says Apple spent a lot of time considering how a tablet device might be used communally in homes and classrooms: being handed around, or used by a group as a portable TV/video device. One person familiar with the matter said Apple has put significant resources into designing and programming the device [...]
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January 14, 2010 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
Enterprise content management is dead
In heralding CMS Watch’s recategorisation of their research streams, Alan Pelz-Sharpe argues that businesses want process-specific solutions, not “a single system to manage all their enterprise content, no matter how wonderful or magical such a system may sound”. (From CMS Watch)
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August 21, 2007 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
Embed with Google
Ooh, look, Google Maps are serving up embed code now: View Larger Map That’s the Bridge Bar in Nong Khai. Admittedly the Yahoo Maps sat pic (same source as Google’s) is higher definition at present: http://tinyurl.com/2krfqw
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February 7, 2007 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
Typecast
Associated goes with Atex using InDesign, InCopy … and, “initially”, Notes.(From Editor & Publisher)
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February 4, 2007 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
Integrated Newsrooms part 1: The new Telegraph model – Editors Weblog- Analysis
(From Editors Weblog)
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