It's a problem when it's a problem : "Make decisions just in time, when you have access to the real information you need. In the meanwhile, you’ll be able to lavish attention on the things that require immediate care and feeding."

Interview with Kazuo Chiba: "Yes, and there wasn't a single day during that whole period that I considered "fun"—not at the time, anyway. Now 1 look back on the experience rather fondly, but at the time it was pure hardship! "

Browsing on mobiles: "When sitting in front of a computer, most of us enter a virtual world. But when dealing with a cell phone, we are dealing with the real world. There's a difference."

World Usability Day: "was created to help everyone know more about the ways to help create a better user experience of our world."

BSkyB in Vodafone mobile TV deal: "Sky Mobile TV will allow Vodafone customers to view some of BSkyB's TV content on their third generation (3G) handsets from Tuesday."

And apparently "This is not a trial on a very limited number of phones or a service available on a single make of mobile, but something that all our Vodafone live! with 3G customers can experience."

£5 a month sounds very low. I wonder how the networks will manage to support large numbers of viewers simultaneously - or have they gotten their act together with multicast now?