Blogging is dead. Maybe. According to some commentators.
But not really.
Back in 2007, Steve Rubel at Micro Persuasion argued that Shiny Object Syndrome and the attention crash mean that people were focusing on social networking tools rather than traditional blogs.
Charles Arthur of the Grauniad has pitched in with a piece based on the decline in [...]

For ages we’ve been banging on about how the iPhone will change – not because of its tech wizardry (it remains a far from perfect device) but because of what it will make Apple’s competitors do.
Lo and behold, the UK is about to receive the first commercial phone that runs Google’s much talked about Android [...]

We are now even more convinced the iPhone will change the world.
This is not because we have been seduced by its good looks and supereasy user interface- though we have.
Nor is it because of the recent unveiling of the 3G iPhone. It was an expensive flawed device before its new features were announced. After them [...]

The PC vs Mac debate part II (see our previous post from 3rd March)
For Marc Davis, Yahoo’s social media guru, there’s no doubt that the future is about mobility – with the number of handsets about to hit 4 billion.

We are about 18 months from an incredible boom in mobile applications and mobile adoption

Mike Butcher, [...]

For eight years I plied my trade as an online journalist. My mission, should I have no choice but to accept it, was to attract readers to pages where adverts were served. For every 1,000 page impression a piece of content received we could expect something like £10 (plus any sponsorship for the relevant section).
That’s [...]

It was once the great technology debate de nos jours: PC or Mac? Gates or Jobs? Windows or Leopard?
Now there is an answer. Take some dots. Join them up. Here are the numbers for how many devices people use globally:
Macs: 30+ million
PCs: 300+ million
Mobile phones: 3+ billion
Ladies and gentlemen, we have winner. And it’s in [...]