Silicon.com columns:
Blog posts at Steria Exchange:
- Stand up before your business falls down
- Innovation, technology and culture
- The real return on green innovation
- Will Google’s Wave break into mainstream business?
- Into the regulatory rabbit-hole
- Power to the People
- Take the (polite) conversation to customers
- Switch off and save
- Don’t let cloud caution crush the carrot of cost cuts
- Will Facebook’s about-face prolong problems with troublesome terms?
- Time to stir the melting pot
- When personal meets professional online
- Litigation threat highlights need for commercial commons
- Adopt us - or don’t!
Some older articles for the Guardian
Miscellaneous:
- New Game Strategies - Lessons from the Little Guys (2009)
- Serve up an etail exclusive (Drapers, 2009)
- If you want smart kids, show them your smartphone (2009)
- The Hope and Hype of Cloud Computing (2008)
- FOWA London 2008: Ominous Undercurrents and Hopeful Horizons (2008)
- Web collaboration - the real revolution (2008)
- Facebook fails to reassure over data rights grab (2007)
- From Moo cards to Blurb books (2007)
A couple of old articles for Business & Technology:
In the late 1990s, I edited “Business & Technology” magazine, a forward-thinking monthly that explored the coming New Game. Ironically, not many of the articles from its seven years exist in digital form (despite my urging, the publisher couldn’t see the point of a digital archive back then). Luckily, I recently uncovered these two articles on an old hard drive:
- Interview with John Perry Barlow - in which the cyberscpace crusader talks among other things about digital rights and the evolution of the social web (1999)
- Interview with Edward de Bono - inventor of ‘lateral thinking’ (1998)
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Jim Mortleman is an independent business and technology commentator, consultant and writer with over 17 years' experience researching and covering developments in information technology and their implications for business and society. He has written for numerous titles and online services, including The Guardian, Silicon.com, Computer Weekly, Computing and CIO Connect, as well as writing and consulting for private clients and devising and speaking at business and technology leadership events. "The New Game" is his attempt make sense of the seismic changes under way in society and explain why the traditional corporate business model is set to crumble under the weight of community, collaboration and creativity. 