Theres been a fair bit of excitement around the traps today about the revealing of Amazon’s tracking of highlighting on their Kindle devices. In fact this sort of interaction tracking has been going on on the web for quite a while – but the Kindle example is one of the first where this data is [...]
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Short report on Museums and the Web 2010, Denver
April 27th, 2010 1 Comment
Denver is a very high altitude city. One mile up, many of the conference attendees suffered from altitude sickness – especially those who had flown directly into such a high altitude. This year’s conference was slightly different to previous years. Session formats had changed ever so slightly and the conference venue had had to split [...]
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First impression of the iPad (and museum possibilities)
April 26th, 2010 4 Comments
Here’s something I wrote about the iPad on the flight back from Museums and the Web 2010. I promise a full conference rundown later. – I’ve just spent about 24 hours sitting in a confined airline seat playing with an iPad. I picked up one in New York on the day before flying out and [...]
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