Statistics, Search, Naked Women, and Artificial Intelligence

Statistics Lie. That’s not news. But the way you interpret statistics, subjective as that is by nature, still brings useful insight to your day and the way you approach business change.

Zuma London: Bad Customer Service. The Lanesborough: Aces

News Not Written About: Google Has Dumbed Down The Nexus 7

The Flinch Flinches, Winces, and Stays Tied to Amazon Kindle

Just As Cable TV Unbundles, Magazines Start Bundling Up!

How Much Does That Hotel Room Cost? It Depends . . .

In a Doonesbury cartoon strip quite a few years ago one of the characters gets arrested for a traffic violation. When his father comes to bail him out of jail and asks what the cost will be, he’s asked in return how much cash he’s…

UK Court Rule: iPads are Cool . . . Losing Patent Protection

I’ve long had concerns about the way patents and trademarks are issued. And while I confess to knowing very little about the systems in place outside the USA, I understand how things work here well enough that one of the…

Giving a Lecture? People Would Rather Have Conversations

I know a little bit about communication. One of the things I know is that I speak in a way that is often described as “professorial”. I don’t do this on purpose, by the way; it’s just what comes out of me.

Nexus 7: Just Try And Sue Google Now, Apple

Yesterday, my Nexus 7 arrived and I spent a bunch of time digging into it. I’ll have the results for you next week.

Something (almost) even cooler than my new Nexus 7 arrived at Answer Guy Central yesterday. Remember that UK…

Call for Speakers — And Other New Ways Of Doing Business

By some divine coincidence (or because in being a search engine optimization guy I’m always seeing things that relate to SEO — you decide), right after I published yesterday’s piece on lectures, round-tables, and communications I…