Jim Muttram

According to a piece in Mobile Industry Review 5,000 people have downloaded the Telegraph's new Android app. I was up at the Telegraph as a guest of CIO Paul Cheesbrough last month and he told me that the Telegraph was going to be the first…

Techcrunch has managed to get hold of the PowerPoint pep talk Sequoia Capital gave the start-ups it had invested in. You can flick through the doom-laden deck here. The main thing seems to be: cut costs; get more capital if you can; sell out to…

(Via Techcrunch) Legendary internet analyst Mary Meeker used her slot at O'Reilly's Web 2.0 Summit to whizz through her views on the outlook for the tech industry in the impending downturn. Not too many answers but a hell of a lot of data, which I'm…

Malcolm Coles has a great list of some high profile sites who don't play fair with links - either by using the "no follow" tag indiscriminately, or by badly designed or convoluted internal redirects. Names like BBC, YouTube and MySpace are probably a bit of…

This US election will be the most online, real-time election in history, without a doubt. There's a Flickr show with pictures tagged with "election08", countless blogs and all the online news sources, of course. But perhaps the most interesting example of the new social technologies…