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Nice summary of some of the most common usability nightmares over at Smashing Magazine. Among the 10 howlers, you’ll find drop-down navigation, blocks that overlay navigation, and Flash sites that demand a seismic leap in human evolution before they can be worked.Of course, you’d never be associated with such horrors, now would you? Confession time: [...]
The video boom appears to have claimed another head – podcasts. As part of its ‘100-Day Review’ instigated by its new(ish) CEO, the company has decided to pull the shutters on its podcast search service…
The podcast section will be silenced Oct. 31, according to a notice posted on Yahoo’s Web site. It joins several other [...]
So today, we have a new Live.com, with Microsoft attempting to steal some Google turf by primarily focusing on relevancy of search returns.
Sensible enough: apparently, many billions of hours of analysis by people with large foreheads revealed that most people want to find things.
Being a person, I thought I’d give it a totally unreasonable [...]
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Marketing Shift has a principal analyst at Ovum foretelling rough times ahead for Facebook. He bases his argument on background legal action by the founder, the potential for identity theft and a possible crack-down on the use of the site in offices.I can see the latter beginning to cut in soon. Facebook profile pages are [...]
Forbes examines the poor sales of the Apple TV, reflecting on the less-than-elegant launch, and the fact that Steve Jobs has now referred to it as a ‘hobby’ (CEO-speak to ’something that I wish would go away’).
Six months later iTV is a flat-out iFlop. Renamed Apple TV upon launch, the ballyhooed box has sold perhaps [...]
I think we can all draw this curve. Technology gets to a point where creating and distributing your video is open to everyone. Shortly after, Darwin strolls into the room, makes a declaration, and some fall by the wayside. But those left after natural selection has done its thing begin to grow.In particular, they start [...]
A long rant by Robert Scoble delves into the lack of fizz from today’s Microsoft.He’s in a position to know: Scoble made his name as Microsoft’s chief blogger, in the process opening up parts of the company that would otherwise have remained secret (and arguably given it an even darker image than it has today).So [...]
Secrets Of The Self-Made 2007 – Forbes.comGripping reading. Taken the advice on board, can’t wait to begin implementing The Big Plan first thing on Monday morning…Yours,Delusional
