Driverless cars, you’ll embrace. But your job being automated? Not so much.

Increasingly museums are embracing digital technology – particularly mobile phones – in order to enhance your museum-going experience.

The aspect of blockchain I find most compelling is that it will enable data owners to keep track of their data – who’s using it and when.

Two apps best illustrate the difference: Facebook is a quintessential Information Age app, while Snapchat is an Experience Age one.

What can Beyoncé, Radiohead, Chelsea Wolfe and James Blake teach us about how to use the Internet? Find out in this edition of my newsletter.

Some say Artificial Intelligence will usurp human intelligence or even make us obsolete. That’s dangerous talk.

While mobile is on the ascendent, there’s still a big question mark about how to engage users on mobile devices.

Social media can be empowering, if you choose to use it that way. Just follow Helen Clark from the United Nations and see.

Platform Optimization (PO) is the next big acronym for marketers and digital media mavens, after SEO & SMO. Here’s what you need to know.

Depending on the age of your children, the safety scale goes from parental control software to encouraging responsible use of social media.

The trend for enterprise security is more (devices, threats, …). My thesis: the most promising solutions are built on & for the Internet.

Here are the key trends in cybersecurity that affect the average Internet user, plus tips to protect yourself and your family.

A new generation of AR products is set to take centre stage. The three leading contenders are Magic Leap, Microsoft HoloLens, and Meta.

In this edition of the newsletter I’ll not only cover the notable trends in podcasting, I’ll also point out the opportunities.