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Thursday, March 29, 2007

Taking the twit out of twitter

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Until recently, Twitter passed me by. It just seemed so small. The delightful dull blog pictured provides dullness should you want it, but ...
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Jim, do you want cash or cheque?

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Mr Griffin is one of the brightest minds in the business of reinventing the media industry. His insights spring from, well, just being damn ...
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Wednesday, March 28, 2007

Salutory metaphor for Nokia

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This is right on the money regarding the ever-present need for big companies such as ours to innovate: Every company innovates until it fin...
Tuesday, March 27, 2007

Suffer the children

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Kim Cameron reports on a rather worrying situation with UK education - fingerprinting kids without their parents' consent. This from t...
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Friday, March 23, 2007

The humble contacts book: An object of perfection, or ripe for a revamp?

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Whether it's at a dinner-party or late night foray into a strange bar, the fact that I work for Nokia is an easy ticket to talk. People ...
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Thursday, March 22, 2007

Mark Anderson speaks at Nokia

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One of the fun aspects of my job is to organize informal "speaker series" sessions. These are opportunities for thought leaders, t...
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Tuesday, March 20, 2007

Back to the drawing board for free energy

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Ever since Wired had the "cycling machines as energy generators" as an Artifact from the Future (can't find the link) I've...
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Saturday, March 17, 2007

Patent spending

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I wonder if / when Friendster's business model will transition from advertising to IP enforcement ? San Francisco - Online social networ...
Friday, March 16, 2007

What in the world is WAYN doing with their signup?

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I like the idea of WAYN - a location based social network built around the concept "where are you now?" - though from the loud, ga...
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One bomb could switch off the Internet in the UK?

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This could be fairly nasty, as more and more of our critical functions - not just emailing powerpoints around - rely on web connectivity. A...
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Thursday, March 15, 2007

Losing my Biz Week cherry

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I guess it's not good form to toot one's horn, but as this blog is also increasingly my aide memoire, I'd mention here my first ...
Monday, March 12, 2007

Where are the British rocketboomers?

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I thought I'd create a short video introducing some of the latest web services as an introductory item for some our managers that are to...
Tuesday, March 06, 2007

Presence: a red herring?

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[What follows is a bit rough, but if I take the time to try and polish it up, I'll never get round to it. Thus here, true to the blogger...
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Monday, March 05, 2007

RSS feeds from Nokia press releases

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A new way to keep up with Nokia press releases, for those with an unhealthy appetite for Nokia stuff. Our Comms guys are starting to get pre...
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Monday, February 26, 2007

The shift in focus from non-customers to customers

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I sloped off skiing for the past week, so light posting, but am back refreshed and ready to roll. I currently have a "relationship...
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Wednesday, February 07, 2007

Yawn. Vodafone partners with MySpace.

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Perhaps I'm a bit cynical but is this deal the best that we in the mobile space can do? Vodafone starts MySpace service: Vodafone custo...
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DRM-free content, data-loving subscribers: the beginning of the end of the mobile darkness?

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For those of us looking forward to a grown up internet experience on mobiles, two pieces of news struck me as significant. First, the big in...
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Wednesday, January 31, 2007

Well, I never. It looks like we may well be becoming an "Internet company" after all...

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I've just returned from what what should have by rights been a tedious day, holed up in a subterranean convention bunker on the outskirt...
Tuesday, January 30, 2007

Future competitive advantage: Provenance?

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Brad Burnham discusses the shift from hardware and services to data: Later, it shifted to systems software, then applications software, and...
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Monday, January 29, 2007

Backup: who pays whom for data storage?

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From the mobile monday email list comes a new service: Mobyko. From their site , the immediate offering is free backup. This makes sense for...
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