What is the device that will manage trust, curate information and defend privacy for a community?  Have a watch of Apple’s “Flock” ad, and how it positions the iPhone as a trusted device you can rely on to augment your intent digitally.  The smartphone is now the universal device by which we manage our engagement […]

There is a lot of attention paid to the changes in human behaviour driven by the digital revolution and the dynamics of the big social platforms, especially maximising the return on exploiting and maximising the returns on engagement through their algorithmic approach.  But humans already have their own social algorithms, powerfully expressed in their communities […]

The Coming evolution of Social Tech (SoC tech)  For over a decade, the digital landscape has been dominated by the behemoths of Big Social—platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube—that have become as integral to our daily lives as the telephone lines and mobile networks that preceded them. These platforms have served as the “trunk lines” […]

“Flock” could go down in history as a seminal moment in technology, much as the most famous advert in the world, their “1984” Super Bowl ad did.  It is an updating and sharpening of the same message, with the same artistic flair, creativity and production values as 1984, again tapping into popular culture, (this time […]

The rise of small social networks represents a transformative shift in how businesses can connect with their audiences. These networks form a decentralised, inverted mesh of trust, creating intimate spaces where advertisers, content providers, and service vendors can engage directly with highly curated and accountable communities.  These networks effectively consist of communities of shared purpose […]