We’re used to sitting through the opening credits of a show. We do so as we’re going to be rewarded with a half hour or whatever of entertainment (minus ads of course). With many videos used to promote a product, they are far shorter and waste too much time before getting to the real information. (more…)

Internet Explorer is continuing to lose market share. How long before it will be lumped into the the “other browser” category? That probably won’t happen, but Microsoft has a lot of work to do in order to win back hearts and minds. (more…)

When I left the suit and tie behind, I swore I would never look at another PowerPoint presentation again. I have. And I still hate them.

Powerpoint makes us stupid. They aren’t my own words, but those of a US Army General. (more…)

Apple and Adobe are certainly not on the best of terms at the moment; particularly after Steve Jobs’ open letter published a few days ago entitled “Thoughts on Flash”. (more…)

I continually get emails from Chinese companies offering products at dirt cheap prices – if I buy huge quantities. If you’re an online retailer looking to buy small quantities of items from China, and to be assured of delivery, this service may be of interest to you. (more…)

Inbound marketing strategies are proving to be more effective and cheaper than outbound marketing, according to the “State of Inbound Marketing Report” (more…)

With underlined hyperlinks not really fashionable these days, some people still need to be told to “click here” in certain circumstances, or the equivalent. (more…)

Tinfoil hats firmly on – Google has published some statistics on government requests for user information and also content removal requests from various government agencies. (more…)

We’ve seen a couple of great examples of Apple’s leak marketing in the last week.. or were they? (more…)

People are still watching their dollars, but that doesn’t mean to say they won’t pay more for great service. (more…)