Monthly Archives: July 2006

If you are going to have a demo go wrong for a feature of your much anticipated new Vista Software, might as well do it in front of the whole world. Luckily, as pointed out by petercooper.co.uk, their great business rival, Google, has the video.

From Interbrand and Businessweek. The times they are a’ changing! BTW, I think The Escape were just outside at 101

Figures from IMRG show that British shoppers spent £13.5 billion online during the first half of 2006 – 40% more than they did during the same period last year. Reference: Retail Bulletin If you are looking for Online Shop Fitters, you may be interested in this case study for an e-commerce project we have just [...]

Try the Logo Pond – View and Review Designers Logos from all over the world. If on the other hand you are just looking for someone to do it for you – try this designers page.

Sometimes Customers can be a real pain – or is it our lack of flexibility in treating each customer as an individual. From The Church of The Customer: A customer of a plumbing company in Florida is angry about the company’s tactics. He complains, but says the company threatened to file a lien on his [...]

According to this report from the BBC this morning it could be as much as 95%. Yes, you did read that right – 95%: More than 95% of e-mail is junk, be it spam, error messages or viruses, report mail monitoring firms. Analysis of the contents of millions of e-mails has revealed that less than [...]

Can you imagine sitting in the meeting for Microsoft’s new Browser Internet Explorer 7, commonly known as IE. So Bud, did you get a domain name sorted to cover our asses? No Bret, I thought you sorted it. Surely one of us in this room bought the domain ie7.com? Well, someone did!

The times they are a changing and The Evolution of Creativity is Underway. Which Side Are You On? Elequent post from Logic+Emotion about the merging of skills. Of course, it has to have a fancy name, such is the way, but some real food for thought here. The time is here now on this one [...]

The size of the UK market for Email Marketing Platforms and Services will grow to £178 million by the end of 2006, a 20% rise from £148 million in 2005, according to research published in E-consultancy’s 2006 Email Marketing Platforms Buyer’s Guide. From Retail Bulletin E-consultancy analyst Linus Gregoriadis said: Email service providers are reaping [...]

There is much talk of this thing called web 2.0. As with many new ‘web terms’ (or jargon) that get introduced, this one is also causing a bit of confusion. We have a web 2.0 whitepaper that may shed some light.