Help is needed:
Rebecca has been asked to speak at a Cambridge University Careers service recruitment evening about our industry.
I’d like to give them a decent informational talk with a bit of humour thrown in.
Here’s the brief.
You may remember we met back in the Spring and amongst other things I mentioned that I may run a [...]
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One of the nicest things about the web 2.0 world is the expectation that sharing and collaboration are more important than protectionism and corporate isolationism. Opensource software development led the way twenty years ago and has blossomed so that global corporations like Sun Microsystems have both opensource (i.e. free) software as well as paid-for software [...]
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Out of my usual curiosity, I checked the Firefox SEO tabs for a client's news feed recently.
here's what came up
#1 | PR: 4 | Google Cache Date: Jan 20 2009 | Traffic Value: 3 | Age: 12-2002 | del.icio.us: – | del.icio.us Page Bookmarks: – | Diggs: 0 | Digg's Popular Stories: 0 | Stumbleupon: [...]
Dick Stroud of consultancy 20Plus30
5 things all digital agencies should know about aging
1 – when working for a client consider whether their product is age- neutral or not. Sites tend to get optimised for a younger age group.
2 – Age is not a good proxy for behaviour. The default is we are all age-neutral until [...]
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The marvelous British Olympic Association has launched its Beijing website….. and boy oh boy, it has ALL the features that were cool in 2006 and NONE of the community uptake.
A list of handy functionality and features:
* Home page with latest news – very up to date but every 'news' item is published by [...]
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