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Informing vs Spamming - the balancing act →


I’m not a twitter user myself, I find the noise too much to cope with, but Mr Wilson’s comments on the balance between informing and spamming a carefully built selection of readers are sharp and incisive. I also think they are generally applicable to any scenario of building a readership, whether that be a national newspaper (balancing the content/advertising ratio and the cover-price), a blog (ratio of advertising space to content space) as well as Twitter.

Evidently, even after being online and publishing for a long time, new tools and techniques are still giving us pause for thought on the same subjects, as Mr Wilson said:

I thought I had it figured out pretty well but now as new services pop up that include the social (and viral) element of spamming your followers, I am facing some new questions.

"Greenest" laptops →


As usual I am about a month behind on my tech news, but this little gem popped through the miasma of Apple news recently.

Apple thanked NAD for confirming its green credentials in a “thoughtful review” of the issues.

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