Please follow this link to view the full version of our Newsletter. THURSDAY 17, MAY 2012 There has been a lot of confusion about the EU Cookie ruling becoming law on 26th of May 2012. Basically there are two options for website owners; 1) Stick your head in the sand and do nothing but risk being fined up to £500000 by the ICO. 2) Address the issues or at least make an attempt to do so. We offer a useful guide, including …
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Engineers coming from Amazon and Microsoft have announced a new personalised news streaming service to challenge Facebook’s ‘news feed’ service. Named Wavii, the new service is available via the web or a smartphone app. Working as an automated, algorithm-driven news aggregator, it searches the internet, including news stories tweets and blog entries, and offers the user a customised feed. The software can reportedly process up to 1,000 articles a minute, and can identify rumours and duplicate stories, finally streaming the …
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Please follow this link to view the full version of our Newsletter. News – Feb/Mar 2012 Issue 84 Congratulations to the Morgan Motor Company following the relaunch of their website. We worked closely with their design team who provided the creative. Visitors to the site are more engaged. A good example of engagement is the Car Creator. Despite what Jeremy Clarkson says, the guys there have flair. Our new Account Management platform was launched in February, Read more in Essential Tools Essential Tools – …
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Please follow this link to view the full version of our Newsletter. A Look Back on 2011 and Forward To 2012 A very Happy and Prosperous New Year to you. Despite the rather depressing world financial situation, many of our clients continue to benefit from their well-constructed online strategies – with our hosted online transactions having increased around 50% to £6 Million over the previous year. On this basis we are looking forward to 2012 with optimism, having invested in a brand …
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UK shoppers are adopting technology at a faster pace than many other countries, a survey claims. KPMG’s survey suggests that 77% of UK shoppers (compared with 65% globally) would rather buy goods like music, DVDs, books and computer games via the internet. Only in mobile banking and related services are consumers in the UK behind users elsewhere in the world. When buying goods or services, the majority of customers worldwide now said that they use social networks such as Facebook and …
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