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Folksonomies - the ad hoc tagging by anyone of anything - sound terribly democratic compared to your top-down authoritarian imposition of ta...

Here's a nice analysis of what makes today's Internet services tick: Dopplr can show me when a distant friend will be near and vice...

Being a rigorous sort of chap, I was sceptical about folksonomies - ad-hoc tags. But over time I've come to appreciate their power - an...

I'm such a sucker for clever neologisms : There's a turf war heating up over a strip of web real estate called "Iconistan."...

Well, it had to happen. After all the innocent tagging fun at bookmarking sites like del.icio.us, somebody has now come up with a vulgar co...

As I mentioned , I have started playing with Google Analytics for this blog. It's early days yet, but already some fascinating results ...

Once more, the indispensable Open Access News takes me somewhere I didn't know I wanted to go. This time it's to a site called Ope...

Great article by Jack Schofield on mashups. The journalistic detail it brought to this amorphous and currently very trendy Web 2.0 idea he...

The only suprising thing about Yahoo's acquisition of del.icio.us is that Yahoo got there before Google. The three-way battle between ...