
Back on the conference trail 2026/2027
Hello boys and girls! In these troubled times, here is a quick update on data events I will be attending and, for some of them, speaking at: - October 6-7: Piano Academy,…
Web analytics, data & the occasional rant

Hello boys and girls! In these troubled times, here is a quick update on data events I will be attending and, for some of them, speaking at: - October 6-7: Piano Academy,…

For decades, marketers and publishers have been obsessed with page views, average time on site, and - of course - the bounce rate. Sadly, these KPIs often leave stakeholders…

From MeasureCamp Paris, June 14, 2025 So I walked into a packed room for my second session on AI. Apparently, “reason 3 will surprise you!” worked as a subtle clickbait hook on my…

Starting on November 3, 2025, LinkedIn will start to use some data from members to train content-generating AI models. That data can be from user profiles but also from posts and…

When you manage data for multiple websites and mobile applications, you will be tempted - with good reason - to consolidate the data into a single data source. Because we are now…

Dynamic wallpapers have been a feature on Apple computers for some time, but macOS Sonoma has taken things to the next level with true video wallpapers. In this

Photo by Claudio Schwarz on Unsplash.

A colleague thought it would be fun to send me a picture of myself at the Superweek Analytics Summit (which I happen to use as a social media profile picture) a

If you follow my LinkedIn feed, you may have noticed a post from Valentine’s Day 2025 about a piece I contributed to in the Association of National Advertisers

In a recent piece, I covered how AI is not “intelligent” and not what’s it’s cracked up to be. But this time, I want to cover something that affects us all: sea

I recently went freelance after my previous role came to an end and I had to set up all the tools I needed to market myself as a data & analytics professional (

Remember that thought experiment about infinite monkeys with infinite typewriters eventually producing Shakespeare’s complete works? Well, congratulations — we’