Ian Betteridge (Page 3)

1. The Reach saga rumbles on I’ve banged on about the parlous strategy of Reach plc before, but the

It’s been a while since I wrote a weeknote, although I’ve kept up with the other kinds of

1. UK university fees going up (but not by enough to make the system work) For those of you not

1. When is AI coding not AI coding? You might have heard something about how Google now creates a quarter

1. How do you tell an AR product doesn’t have a mass market application? When people start talking about

Ah, the nuclear option. So why is ARM cancelling Qualcomm’s right to make ARM-compatible chips? To understand what’s

1. The era of the search engine traffic strategy I spent a good ten years knee-deep in SEO and building

1. Well who could possibly have seen this coming? I wrote a while ago that the era of major levels

1. Apple’s built in apps can do (almost) everything One of the characteristics of hardcore nerdery is the tendency

1. Inventing the future If there is a book about Apple, I have probably read it. On my first day

QuickTime My first look at QuickTime came before it was publicly released. I was working at Apple in IS&

1. Oh was there some new Apple stuff? Apparently there was. I didn’t get chance to watch the keynote

John Gruber on the EU ruling that Apple owes 13bn euro in taxes to Ireland: Ireland doesn’t want the

I could — and probably should — write an entire essay about the cult of the founder in Silicon Valley, how it

Dave Winer (who really should know better): Graham uses Steve Jobs as an example. He knew what was and wasn’