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Watching the Wikipedians
I spent a few hours yesterday at Bristol University listening to a few members of Wikimedia UK (and Alex making a guest appearance from DC) give some extremely helpful insights into the world of Wikipedia (and some of its related projects.) While I’ve never been an active editor of Wikipedia I have followed the project…
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WordPress Woo(hoo!)
I think it is pretty well established at this point that I am a fan of WordPress. It has become my go to solution for all manner of projects in the last couple of years and while a number of my illustrious developer & designer associates have rather fallen out with it I’ll admit that…
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Getting to Grips with Google Analytics
I’ve been using Google Analytics on various websites I’ve worked on since..well since before it was Google Analytics (GA). I actually was a paying customer of Urchin before GOOG swallowed them up back in 2005. Before then I’d mainly been using WebTrends and I think AWStats (though that might have come later?) and while I…
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The MySociety Masters in Public Technology Idea..
Tom Steinberg from MySociety has posted an idea today about the need for a Masters (or equivalent) in Public Technology. I think it is a really interesting post and I agree with about 90% of it. The bit I don’t agree with is the focus on software engineers – probably because I’m not one! I…
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Outsourcing Web Teams?
During my seven hour train journey back from Scotland last week I had plenty of time to catch up on my reading and one thing I spotted got the gears turning in my head in a manner that was perhaps neither constructive nor positive 🙂 However a few days have passed and I can now…
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