Once upon a time, Dear Mobilist, in an age we’ve almost forgotten, there were no Smartphones, no Tablets and not even any Computers – it’s hard to believe now, isn’t it? In those days, there was a price for keeping all our photos, documents, energy bills, letters (what they used to call email), music collections [...]
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You’ve Got a Bad Case of Acute Digital Syllogomania
by Russell Buckley on 12. Mar, 2013 in Analysis, Exponential
Advice About Which University to Choose
by Russell Buckley on 21. Oct, 2012 in Education, Exponential
A few weeks ago, I did a short speech at “Yes we can! US Uni Advisor Training Conference”. In my usual style, my slides are image-based and don’t make any sense at all unless you hear the speech. The organisers therefore asked me to provide some notes and I thought someone might find them useful [...]
FT Forecasts 60% Readership Mobile by 2020 – Why They Are Wrong
by Russell Buckley on 24. May, 2012 in Analysis, Exponential
Ronan Shields, New Media Age’s tireless correspondent, writes today that the FT are forecasting that 60% of their readership will be via mobile by 2020. However, I believe that they’re almost certainly wrong about this. What, is Buckley getting cold feet about the rise and rise of mobile? No, not at all – they’re under-estimating [...]
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