Ticket solutions

I’ve been doing a lot of inter­views over the last couple of weeks about web 2.0. One example of where the web is utterly rubbish is buying train tickets in the UK. Train tickets in the UK are utterly screwed in many ways. Basically, you have to try half a dozen dif­ferent ways of com­mu­nic­ating with the

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MySpace has problems, what about me?

The key to success — make your site as ugly as possible…Vitamin Features » The MySpace problem:

When it comes to some of the web’s most popular sites — is their success because of or in spite of ‘ugly’ design?In his 2004 AIGA magazine piece It’s Good to Be Bad, David Volgler observed a troubling

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Cave 2.0

Marc Fawzi makes an inter­esting point about web 2.0 society

Fact: trusted indi­viduals are once again the source of news in a society (bloggers) Fact: word of mouth is once again how news spreads (viral mar­keting) Fact: people once again hunt and gather in a group (del.icio.us) Fact: people once again group things using words like

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The rudeness of success

Dan Gilmore won’t be giving second chances to those who snub him…Bubble Behavior Coming Back?:

Bubble Behavior Coming Back? June 21st, 2006 Dan Gillmor’s Blog, by Dan Gillmor, on 06/​​20/​​06 at 05:10 AM

Back in the 90s bubble times, area res­taur­ants were always crowded and fre­quently over­booked by managers. One we liked a lot in Palo Alto

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