Change is a constant here in Silicon Valley where technologists strive to keep up with the demands and needs of users. Here at dot.Maggie it is time to say goodbye to this old form of my blog which will be moving to a new home. My thanks to everyone who has taken the time and trouble to read my musings from this part of the world. From today onwards I will inhabit a new home here where you can see all of my analysis in one place - including my video, audio and soon my tweets.
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