Those of you who know me probably know by now that I’ve gone off Foursquare. It seems like a mystery to some, because I was once what some people, at...

Last Saturday but one marked the first iteration of Good for Nothing, an initiative from the Pipeline Project, which describes itself as a "creative colla...

Acting on a hunch, I typed "trending" into Google trends and discovered that trending is indeed trending. As the normal end of year predictions are b...

I am liking the idea of 'Meta-products'. What is a meta-product? The best  examples are Nike+, the fabulously daft Nabaztag and, more recently, Alertme. G...

Launching today, the Hackers! newspaper is an exciting new idea aimed at doing things you're not supposed to do. A quarterly paper edited by Leila Jo...

Today is a big day for a charity we have collaborated with for the last two years.

Last night v announced the launch of Volunteering Works, a web...

We noticed an iPhone app called Fast Society being mentioned on Twitter the other day. It did look interesting but we weren't quite sure how people w...

I’ve been thinking about the relationship between inspiration, innovation and collaboration lately, because of a number of related research articles ...

The future of advertising isn't advertising

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These are the slides from my talk at the APA I...

Last week I attended an event at NESTA about the powers and possibilities of big data, where Hans Peter Brondmo (Head of Social Software at Nokia), H...

A news program has opinions, news items (which might contain locations, types of events etc), issues, methods of finding out more. A news story itself mig...

"Some of what you are about to hear might not be true - but it will be accurate" @tomux tells it like it is at Coding for Dummies #codefu

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Last week marked London's first Internet Week Europe. It was a week filled with inspiring talks, creative showcases, and good old networking. Attending al...

There's a bit in the original film Karate Kid, when Daniel, almost crippled by blows to his leg, assumes the iconic Crane Kick stance and kicks his o...

I recently attended an ICA debate called Paywalls, Ebooks and the Death of Print. It wasn’t so much a debate about whether print was dying, but a dis...

I saw Mark Earls talk at Planningness in Brooklyn: How to understand and create social influence, and since then I have found myself thinking a lot about ...

Back in the summer when we were shaping our new site, we talked a lot about openness and collaboration. Agencies tend to be fairly private about the ...

I recently wrote a post about HTML 5 and whether it was ready to use -- surmising that it certainly was and that we in fact built our new site using ...