What’s changing in web, statistics, events and advertising — and what it means for you. With links to sources.
Free accessibility checkers quickly catch some errors, but many barriers only a person can spot. I explain what tools can do, where they stop and what a thorough review looks like.
Some Google Business Profiles now show an online booking button even without a booking system, and it sometimes leads to an error page. I explain how to check and fix your profile.
Meta can pull offers from your online shop and display them in Facebook and Instagram ads, even when you have switched promotions off. I explain where the setting is and how to check it.
A new option, “Measure conversions on customer devices”, has appeared in Events Manager. Here is where to find it, how it works and what to check before turning it on.
Which new CSS properties genuinely improve text on a website and which are better skipped for now: line wrapping, hyphenation, type sizing and fonts.
How logistic regression responds to a rare outcome, what the usual fixes are, and how stratified modeling with the medley package works.
A new SITE survey of 657 trade show participants shows cost is the biggest challenge, while fewer than 10% name education as the main reason to attend. Here is what it means for organisers of professional events.
Collapsing ordinal responses into two groups hides differences, reduces statistical power and can produce spurious findings. I explain what you lose and which ordinal methods to use instead.
The NLM has temporarily stopped indexing new Scientific Reports articles in MEDLINE and PubMed while it re-evaluates the journal. I explain what has changed, how the NLM assesses journals and what authors and systematic reviewers should do.
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