2012 CIPR Excellence Awards Finalist
Small Agency of the Year
2012 CIPR Excellence Awards Finalist
Small Agency of the Year
Windows 8 woes As the world moved from desktop PCs and laptops to tablets and smartphones Microsoft, the former king of the PC world, realised it was being left behind. So it cooked up Windows 8, the most radical change to a PC’s operating system since Windows 95. In many…
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With BYOD on the lips of many IT workers, there is one aspect of staff using smartphones and tablets in the workplace that isn’t often addressed and that’s the apps that run on them. Apple has now approved over 1 million apps on its App Store and the number available…
Monday 28 January is the annual privacy day and is a good time to have a think about your online identity and, more importantly, keeping it safe. To help everyone do this there are some simple tips. Whether you run a business or just use the internet at home, you…
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For those of you still running Windows XP, it’s about time you thought about moving on to something else. With this in mind I think we need to go back 12 years to the second year of this century: 2001. There may not have been a Space Odyssey, as predicted…
Buzz words may be annoying but big data is more than the latest craze word in the IT industry – it’s essential. Why is this? Well according to IBM we create 2.5 quintillion bytes of data every day. That’s a lot of zeros. Also, 90 per cent of the data…
So what was Leveson all about? Reflection suggests we witnessed an adroit and troubling playbook update, a ‘smokewash’. While a bonfire of wicked hacks creates a massive smokescreen, politicians, owners and, perhaps most egregiously, the police are exonerated and whitewashed. Ergo: smokewash. Next, lest we notice and that smokewash subsides,…
Last week saw the launch of Microsoft’s latest operating system (OS), Windows 8. The OS has a completely new look and user interface and is designed to be used on desktop and laptops PCs and also Microsoft’s new Surface tablet devices and mobile phones. What this means is that even…
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