TheWayoftheWeb

The concept of paying bloggers to create a post about your product or service is not a new one – and it’s becoming more of an accepted practice by both PR and Marketing teams, and bloggers themselves.
It’s led to the creation of disclosure rules by the FTC in America, and continues to provoke debate amongst [...]

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I neglected to write about my fellow speakers at the ALPSP event, mainly because I was enjoying a bit of time off for the last week.
There were great presentations from Ros Lawler of Random House, Phil Archer from the W3C Mobile Web Initiative, Steve Paxhia of Beacon Hill Strategic Solutions (With whom I got absolute [...]

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Apparently TheWayoftheWeb has been listed as one of Cision’s Top 10 UK PR blogs.
I picked up on the list from the #1 blog, the excellent NevilleHobson.com, and all ten blogs are definitely worth reading. It’s interesting to be included as the preface to the list reads:
‘Covering the latest developments in communications technology, the impact of [...]

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You may have already seen the blog outcry regarding comments made by a Ryanair employee after Jason Roe claimed to have found a bug in the Ryanair site.
The comments on his blog included the gem: “what self respecting developer uses a crappy CMS such as word press anyway” – which got picked up by a [...]

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