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Mathew Ingram

Mathew gets it

October 23, 2011

Mathew gets it: I’m sure when Bill Gates looks at the iPad or the iPhone, he thinks about all the features it doesn’t have, or all the things that it can’t do. But no one else thinks about those things — all they are interested in is what they can do, and how much fun [...]

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How does Google work out ROI on Chrome?

June 1, 2010

Google is gaining market share with Chrome. But is it actually making any money off it? That’s the question that came into mind when I read Mathew Ingram‘s story on GigaOm about Chrome’s rise in share. In particular, I found this part interesting: “StatCounter said that in May, usage of IE 6 fell below the [...]

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If people don’t want journalism, we have no right to make them have it

December 3, 2009

I’ve been partially watching, partially taking part in a debate on Twitter over the future of news (what else?). It began with a tweet from John Robinson: “Tired of the media obsession with Tiger? Me too. Yet people are fascinated with it. Serve the audience or ignore ‘em & move on?” I’m bored of Tiger [...]

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A Twitter workshop for journalists

April 2, 2009

I’m sure many of you read Mathew Ingram (and if not, you should), but just in case you missed it Mathew did a workshop for journalists on using Twitter. He’s put the slide deck on SlideShare, too, and they’re well worth a look through.

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