The ideal web 2.0 organisation
…. doesn’t exist yet. But if you asked people about the closest one to it, they’d either stare blankly at you and tell you to go away, or maybe say “google”. What do I define as a “web 2.0 friendly” organisation ? Well, for starters it’s a place that values empowering staff to make their...
London for free goes mobile
Well, since the relaunch a couple of months ago of the main London For Free site, this has been at the top of my list of stuff to do. Then last month, there was an excellent article in .Net magazine, describing the basics of making your site mobile. So finally today, I started creating the...
Web 2 and organisation types
I’ve been interested in web 2.0 tools and technologies for a while now, but to date I haven’t really delved into the ways that organisations make use of them and in particular, the organisational changes they drive. So I thought I’d use this blog to jot down my thoughts as they develop and if anyone...
Captcha the spammers
It was only a matter of time, I guess. Recently I had started to receive spam emails through the web forms dotted around the new site. Thinking back with horror to the time a few years ago when I was receiving thousands of spam messages a day, I knew I had to do something to...
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