Recent articles by Mark Gibbs
February 09, 2010
When I'm not being a journalist and leaping wide clauses in a single bound or moving faster than a speeding cursor, I adopt my alternate persona: Mark Gibbs, mild-mannered consultant. Well, perhaps not so mild-mannered.
February 08, 2010
Gibbs wants to watch the sausage making of the law in action as it happens, no matter where it happens. When will the Supremes let him?
February 04, 2010
Mark Gibbs discusses online privacy and using the EFF's Panopticlick finds out that his online activities potentially aren't as private as he might have hoped.
February 02, 2010
One of the biggest questions about social networking and the services that enable it is whether the whole concept has durability and what kind of durability that might be; in other words, is social networking a really long term transformative trend, a bridge to some other pattern of user interaction, or simply a passing fad?
February 02, 2010
One of the biggest questions about social networking and the services that enable it is whether the whole concept has durability and what kind of durability that might be; in other words, is social networking a really long term transformative trend, a bridge to some other pattern of user interaction, or simply a passing fad?
January 29, 2010
How could Mark Gibbs resist writing about the Apple iPad? He couldn't.
January 27, 2010
Mark Gibbs downgrades a tool after using it seriously, and finds another utility that leaves him cold.
January 26, 2010
Last week here in the Network World Web Applications Alert newsletter I discussed some key issues that drive successful customer service and mentioned Get Satisfaction, a Web application that provides an outsourced customer service platform.
January 22, 2010
The New York Times plans to stop letting you get its content for free but the world has changed and its plan will fail. They should read more history.
January 20, 2010
Mark Gibbs follows up on two items from the last couple of weeks and finds a cool tool for synchronizing IMAP accounts.