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  • By Katie Scott

    Archiving Britain's web: The legal nightmare explored

    Websites are gaining increasing recognition as being culturally valuable -- as snapshots of our cultural history. But could a change in the law be the only way to preserve them?   Read more »

  • Jack Schofield guardian.co.uk

    Who needs new Windows?

    As Microsoft launches Windows 7, we ask key industry figures how many users will be persuaded to upgrade – and whether the move will drive sales of new PCs...   Read more »

  • Toby Young

    When Boris Met Dave

    In the course of making the film we interviewed dozens of their contemporaries, including Boris’s sister, Dave’s flatmate, several of Boris’s Oxford Union stooges, an ex-girlfriend of Dave’s, James Delingpole and the Foreign Minister of Poland. All of these people appear in the film, along with Boris and Dave’s biographers, offering witty recollections and valuable insights, most of them pretty favourable. So why has When Boris Met Dave been portrayed in the press as a demolition job? The answer’s simple: the Bullingdon Club...   Read more »

  • www.smashingmagazine.com

    Corporate Blog Design: Trends And Examples

    With tens of millions of blogs online today, major corporations have started to recognize the value of a corporate blog for communicating with customers. However, corporate blogging is far different than the more traditional blogging that most of us encounter on a daily basis. Corporate blogging brings its own unique set of challenges and opportunities that must be considered and addressed by the company in order for its users to have a positive experience...   Read more »

  • Daily Telegraph

    Twitter faux pas: 20 dreadful types of tweet

    Twitter is frequently ridiculed by people who have never used the service. But fans of the micro-blogging site are more aware than anyone just how annoying some tweets can be...   Read more »

  • Cult of Mac

    Windows 7 Sells Itself, Tupperware Party Style

    “In a lot of ways, you’re just throwing a house party with Windows 7 as an honored guest,” says one of the actors in the video. “Sounds easy and it is.” Whatever they’re smoking in the Microsoft marketing department, I’ll have some. Via Sidney Morning Herald,   Read more »

  • Andy Taylor

    Clint Boon: Cool as Farfisa

    Back in the late 1980s playing keyboard was the bum job in a band. You got to stand at the back of the stage holding down the odd note (usually to trigger a sample which the drummer would pretend to be playing) and occasionally flick your wet-look gel soaked hair around a bit. The Top of the Pops cameraman would all but ignore you, preferring to concentrate on the backing singers who never actually sang on the record in the first place. Who'd want to be a keyboard player? Actually, me. There were a couple of reasons for this, both of them from Manchester - one was Rob Collins of the Charlatans (sadly no longer with us) who kept a fairly low profile but played a mean Hammond organ. For me though, it was the mushroom-haired, loud-shirted Clint Boon of the Inspiral Carpets who's stage presence screamed out "I AM NOT JUST A KEYBOARD PLAYER, I AM A POP STAR!"...   Read more »

Selected Videos

  • New iPad Ad
    Added: 08/03/2010

  • One man's extraordinary attempt to survive completely alone in his shed.
    Added: 14/01/2010

  • For Miles Essex, our Creative Director
    Added: 14/01/2010

  • Adam Buxton - Win California trip clip
    Added: 02/01/2010

  • Evian ad
    Added: 16/12/2009

  • Interviews with the 3GPP Plenary Chairmen September 2009 from Peel Taggart on Vimeo.

    Interviews with the 3GPP Plenary Chairmen September 2009
    Added: 20/10/2009

  • David Blaine
    Added: 10/10/2009

  • This is another official update to the original "Shift Happens" video. This completely new Fall 2009 version includes facts and stats focusing on the changing media landscape, including convergence...
    Added: 25/09/2009