April 4, 2007: The No-Knead Approach to Information Architecture (#3 of 5) Back to the staff of life... Step #2: Determine who your most important audiences...
March 25, 2007: IA Summit search analytics talk Rich Wiggins and I gave our talk on search analytics at the IA Summit [1] yesterday (slides here [2])....
March 21, 2007: IA Summit and big news #2 Are you headed to the IA Summit [1] this week? Please take a break from the slot machines and say hello, and maybe...
February 27, 2007: Intuitect launches Despite my innate distrust of software vendors and how they negatively impact industries [1], I'm glad to see that...
February 26, 2007: Workshop on dynamic taxonomies and faceted search Dave Malouf kindly forwarded an announcement of the following event; sounds pretty...
February 20, 2007: The No-Knead Approach to Information Architecture (#2 of 5) Remember that no-knead bread I was working on a couple blog posts ago [1]? ...
February 7, 2007: The No-Knead Approach to Information Architecture (#1 of 5) Right now, a bowl of flour, water, salt, and yeast is sitting in my kitchen. I...
February 5, 2007: Sample from Polar Bear v3 CMS Watch [1] has graciously published a portion of our new book's [2] chapter on enterprise information...
January 30, 2007: Spring seminars in Portland and Atlanta Steve Krug and I have assembled our spring seminar schedule. As usual, Steve teaches his web...
January 29, 2007: 2007 IA Summit: Las Vegas, March 22-27 The eighth IA Summit [1] is around the corner. I won't bother you with my normal enthusiastic...
January 15, 2007: Intranets and personalization James Roberson is running a brief survey [1] on the use of personalization on intranets. (Being an Aussie, he...
January 8, 2007: Upcoming talk on search analytics I'll be giving a talk on search analytics right here in Ann Arbor on Wednesday evening, January 17....
January 5, 2007: Search analytics list now (re)open Rich Wiggins and I are dusting off the SearchLogger Yahoo! group [1], a moribund list that we helped start...
January 4, 2007: ia, informationarchitecture, toread Here are a couple of excellent, brief articles on the state of the field; one looking forward, and one...
January 3, 2007: UXnet locales have a home on the web Yes, UXnet [1] remains a work in progress, and I remain committed to its development (in fact, I've just...
December 19, 2006: I could really use some Excel help For our new book on search analytics, [1] Rich Wiggins and I are developing a set of Excel templates [2]...
December 15, 2006: Café 2.0 Right now I'm sitting in my favorite Ann Arbor café [1], pondering having just sold our house (yesterday) and moving to Brooklyn...
December 12, 2006: PublicSquare launches Earlier this year I blogged [1] about the growing trend of IAs leveraging their skills in the start-up arena. We...
December 5, 2006: Ursus maritimus 3 The 3rd edition of "Information Architecture for the World Wide Web" is now available at your favorite bookstore. By my...
November 29, 2006: Do you have a tagging case study? Then Gene Smith wants to know: http://atomiq.org/archives/2006/11/do_you_have_a_tagging_case_study.html ...
November 27, 2006: RIP us Disappointing posting [1] from Joshua Porter, who makes some egregiously wrong assumptions about IA en route to predicting its...
November 13, 2006: Free information architecture consulting Does that grab your attention? Because that's what it is: I'm soliciting tough IA questions that...
November 8, 2006: Enter usability gripe here Leisa Reichelt tipped me off to one of the many interesting activities associated with the World Usability Day...
November 3, 2006: What would you ask? The first "WWYD?" (What would you do?) [1] seems to have been a success. To refresh you, I took a crack at a gnarly IA...
November 1, 2006: Giving a quick free talk on search analytics One more quick event announcement, this for one that I will attend: my co-author, Rich...
November 1, 2006: Chilean IA retreat Wish I could make it back to Chile; this event (in Spanish [1]; English translation [2]), taking place in Santa Cruz...
October 31, 2006: Old belongs On Adam Greenfield's recent criticisms of the IA community... [1] I admire Adam, not only for his broad and obvious intellect,...
October 30, 2006: Thank you, Tim Just a quick note to express my appreciation to O'Reilly Media for trying their best to stuff Pandora (Pandata?) back into...
October 27, 2006: Bloug commenting fixed D'oh. Just as I go on a blogging-happy jag, Bloug's comments facility suddenly goes down. Well, we're back up and...
