You are what you surf, buy or tweet
Computers can tell when your daughter is pregnant. Sometimes they know even before you do. In a recent feature for The New York Times, Charles Duhigg describes how Target in the US analyses everything it knows about its customers. A young woman…
Feb 22 12February 22, 2012
Article at The Sydney Morning Herald
Sport has to think outside the box
In revolutions, things get broken. People get hurt. The internet revolution is smashing businesses whose trade was controlling what information we could see when, where and in what context. Information like the footy. The NRL, AFL, Telstra and other…
Feb 07 12February 07, 2012
Article at The Sydney Morning Herald
Trends on Twitter brief but telling, just like in the real world
Trends in the hyper-paced world of Twitter make the catwalks of Milan look positively passe. Most don't last half an hour. But they do provide an insight into what the world is talking about and, for some, they're serious business - even if they only…
Sep 19 11September 19, 2011
Article at The Sydney Morning Herald