Dave Coplin, the UK’s self-titled Chief Envisioning Officer for Bing, believes we should strive to make people’s professional experiences of technology as fulfilling as they can be in their personal lives. Speaking at the iCrossing Client Summit 2013, Coplin held …
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A new EU privacy law will be coming into effect late May to help protect consumer’s online privacy. It is not clear how the law will be applied but some believe it will require all websites to have opt-in cookies …
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Google has been introducing a new user interface, improving the look and functionality and I have been seeing it from my PC at home over the past week or so, but today I can see it at the office. Initially …
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Content Strategy is lining up to be “the next big thing” to happen online, if you are to believe the hype. The queen of content strategy Kristina Halvorson wrote this post in February which argued that: “Content strategy is more …
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A few SEO guys have been talking about a couple of new things that are now available in the Google Webmaster Tools. Webmasters now have access to a malware search, and a tool to ‘fetch’ a URL as Google would. …
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You may or may not have seen the recent coverage of our display and creative teams being appointed by one of our existing search clients, the Microsoft owned Multimap, to promote their specialist online mapping service. In a nutshell, this …
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The google.com homepage received on average 38 million unique hits per day over a 7 day period according to this compete story about the G1 release. This started me thinking, how much bandwidth does serving up Google’s homepage use in …
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Today Google announced they can better index text content in Flash files. With the help of Adobe, search engines are able to navigate a flash file and extract text and links, which on the surface sounds great. I agree it’s …
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