Jim Muttram

I was interested in this great post from Yelvington which describes the two things necessary to cater for the twin newspaper audiences - the loyal regular reader and the ocassional visitor, maybe brought in by the search engine. The answer, says Yelvington, is the beat…

The innovations around Twitter just keep on coming, proving, if nothing else, that an open platform is the best spur to innovation there is. Yesterday I noticed a couple of posts like this one which point to a simple discussion thread created by an application…

I wonder whether the news that Microsoft, still the world's largest software company, posted profits down 29% in the second quarter may turn out to be a very significant turning point? Microsoft has in the past been a shining example of the law of increasing…

I attended and very stimulating meeting yesterday morning with the Flightglobal team discussing the future of navigation on the site. It's a hard topic, and nobody has all the answers anywhere, partly because web publishing is still an evolving medium. However, a lot of progress…

There's a great interactive experiment on the Mashable site where Steve Rubel has invited collaborators to help complete a mindmap charting the future of blogging. All that's required is a ID on mindmeister, the online mindmap site. I can see some real uses for this…