Author Archives: Mark Evans
Some People Should Be Twitter-Free
Just because Twitter has more than 200 million users doesn’t mean it’s a tool for everyone. In fact, there are some people who just shouldn’t use Twitter because it gets them in hot water more than it helps them build … Continue reading
Google+: Finally, A Rival to Facebook
I’ve been on Google+ for all of three days but my initial impressions are pretty good. Although I’ve only scratched the surface of what Google+ offers and there are lots of cards that Google has yet to show, Google+ has … Continue reading
When the Social Tables Turn on You
Earlier this week, I had an “encounter” with someone who used a string of colourful language to show his displeasure about the fact I was temporarily riding my bike on the sidewalk rather than on a busy street. The fact … Continue reading
Are Paywalls Really Catching On?
For the past decade, a growing number of publishers have valiantly attempted to make paywalls work to generate revenue from sources other than advertising. Unfortunately, it’s been like trying to pound a round peg into a square hole. The problem … Continue reading
How Many Apps Do You Really Need?
On the 37Signals blog yesterday, Niall Larkin’s post on how many mobile apps people really struck a chord. Larkin argues he only needs 10 apps, mostly because the iPhone comes with many of the apps (e.g. Safari, photos, weather, Mail) … Continue reading

