IIA NetVisionary Public Voting Now Open
As mentioned yesterday, the shortlist of nominees for this year's IIA NetVisionary Awards is now available. As of earlier this morning the public voting is now open - and it's only open for 3 days! You
Exploring Twitter’s Native Analytics
When Twitter started "wrapping" all hyperlinks using the t.co URL shortener they emphasised that the service would help the platform's security. But, as they admitted, it was also going to give them access to metrics on
Designer Strikes Back At NSA Presentation Style
While most of the media coverage and social media conversations around the NSA and Prism have focussed on the security and privacy implications, some people obviously thought that the NSA could have done a better job
Social Media Wars Explained With Game of Thrones
The various social media networks and services seem to enjoy blocking each others' users. The guys over at Hootsuite have put together a Game of Thrones styled graphic to show what's happened so far: Apart from
Where Should You Post That Update?
There's quite a few entertaining graphics doing the rounds to help us all decide where we should share our thoughts (and other people's wisdom) This one from College Humor is excellent: What do you think?
Akamai Visualise Internet Traffic
Akamai carries up to 30% of the web's traffic so when they start talking about data they're not only dealing in big numbers, but also significant percentages of the internet's users. They've made public a lot
