Brilliant article by Andrew Chen on why apps ‘jump the shark’. Warning: some Maths involved 
Tags: applications, widgets, jumping the shark, viral, spread
My name is Rick Williams and I'm Creative Development Director at AKQA, London. The thoughts on this blog are mine and not those of the company I work for.
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