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I do like to keep up with former students’ work.
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👨💻 These are live-blogged notes from a session at the Future of Media Technology conference.
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Jon Slade, CEO, Financial Times 👨💻 These are live-blogged notes from a session at the Future of Media Technology conference.
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When I wrote yesterday that I felt that I was on the cusp of a new era in my working life, I wasn’t expecting that to be confirmed so very quickly.
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I’m back.
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Interesting, and not unexpected, move from the team at Ghost, the CMS I use to run this site.
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Is Meta treading the path followed by Yahoo, MySpace and even AOL into cultural irrelevance?
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Three months ago today, I tripped up a kerb while crossing a roundabout, and smashed my head on a lamppost.
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Exciting news from the Audiencers Festival, which I’ve always wanted to attend, but never had my applications accepted, about a project one of my former students is involved with – although not everyone agrees, as you’ll see. 🚨 UPDATE: I've heard from Mad…
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When you’re flicking through your RSS reader, this is not the sort of thing you want to see: Om Malik passed away on June 24, 2026, at Stanford Hospital after a long health journey with his heart.
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Can you remember the last time a technology was sold to you purely through fear?
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Carole Cadwalladr: “Welcome to a Hay first,” I said.
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A German court rules that Google is liable for the content of AI overviews This came up in the discussions at OphCon last week, and I think it's absolutely worth paying attention to.
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Earlier this week, the annual Reuters Institute Digital News Report, and so I dragged myself out of my bed at an ungodly hour to get to Canary Wharf for 9am.
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Last week, I had the delight of talking to a group of journalists and coders at OphCon, an annual get-together of people interested in the use of audience data in the newsroom.
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If you’ve been reading me for any length of time, you’ll know I’m obsessed with publishers, publications, and journalists owning their relationships with audiences, not “borrowing” them from platforms and other businesses.