TheWayoftheWeb

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Found via the Wikinomics blog.

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Sadly my attempts to blog more frequently have been slightly inhibited by impending fatherhood, some pressing tasks at work, and what I suspect is a lurking chest infection. So I’m falling back on some quick thoughts and some quick links to share some half-baked ideas before the weekend.

Firstly, the idea of a ‘music tax‘ is [...]

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Funnily enough, I’d just finished reading a piece about social shopping by David Cushman when I checked the top five viral videos for last week (from viralvideochart). In at number five, behind Barack Obama’s ‘A more perfect union‘, and Boston Dynamics very cool Big Dog, was the flipside of the social shopping concept – this [...]

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Whenever I look at websites or blogs, there’s one key ingredient which is essential 99.9% of the time. It’s so obvious it can easily be missed, and isn’t down to technology or snazzy design. And, despite my slightly misleading title, it can be the easiest and the hardest thing to create and maintain.
It’s focus.
To clarify, [...]

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