Could Mashlogic be the answer to infoglut in the Web 2.0 world?
Combating information overload in the Internet age can be a tricky thing. The reader is often overwhelmed with the plethora of Web sites and news portals, and the publisher has to come up with a way to retain loyal users who will stick to their brand even while they are taken from hyperlink to hyperlink thro

Child Themes: The efficient way to modify WordPress themes
Ever had to modify a WordPress theme, and struggled to find your way around the CSS or template files? Or, have you ever had to update a theme, just to lose all you modifications?

Tracking Figures
This morning there is a story on the Torygraph website about remuneration of Directors in companies in the Stock Exchange 350 index. The story reports a number of facts: There are 218 fe

Churnalism in a Petri Dish
This morning there is a story on the Torygraph website about remuneration of Directors in companies in the Stock Exchange 350 index. The story reports a number of facts: There are 21

Did the internet begin dying in September 2008?
Nicholas Moerman has put together an impressive collection of graphs showing a general decline over the past year in visits to mainstream websites across a raft of categories, from content and commerce to portals and porn. The only category that bucks the trend? I’ll let y