The British have a reputation for patience, politely queuing for hours for the latest Playstation or the Kate Moss collection at Top Shop. But this patience does not extend to online activities, according to the results of a new survey.
Like Shakespeare, new media loves new words. Roger Horberry explains what business can learn from the Bard.
A panel discussion at the Internet World show this morning concerned the ways digital agencies might embrace or resist the threats and opportunities of a changing marketplace. Ian Delaney reports.
At FOWD this Wednesday, keynote speaker Brendan Dawes speaker outlined interesting ways forward for creative designers. Ian Delaney was there to report.
Despite its alleged benefits, blogging costs time. And time is money. A new paper by Max Christian Hansen argues that new blogger should count the cost before they enter the fray. Ian Delaney examines the arguments.
Creativity is the single most important factor in viral marketing argues Colin Reeves of Viralfever. Because viral communication is peer-generated, if your concept is dull and boring it will not travel virally, however widely it is seeded.
Fast in the wake of Web 2.0, the next generation of the Internet, the so-called semantic web, is already beginning to appear. Ian Delaney reports on the recent Mashup* discussion on the the subject.
New Yorker columnist James Surowiecki spoke at the SXSW Interactive conference in Austin, Texas on 11th March 2006 about the ideas in his bestselling book 'The Wisdom Of Crowds'. It's relevance to Web 2.0 loomed large, as Deirdre Molloy reports...
How technology is impacting radio and the need for evolution to incorporate new developments for the medium's survival was explored at a recent conference on the future of radio...
SMS - and MMS - messaging is increasingly popular with teenagers and footballers in the UK and Madrid, and we tend to think America is lagging behind. But are they? We check out the rise of SMS.
In this article, Dr Richard Barbrook discusses the relationship between free speech, free trade and the internet's gift economy.
In this article, 'Bob the Deconstructionist' examines the history and motivation for giving in the digital economy.
Tom Campbell argues that the digital economy requires a new type of organisation to replace the Limited Company.
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