Unless you have a well-linked web site you maintain with your full name all over it, Google search results for names can be very hit and miss, and include lots of results that are out of date or even undesirable. More...

Early this week we decided it was time to update our aging copy of Photoshop to the latest version - Photoshop CS4 Extended - but balked at the RRP (around £800).  A quick search of the usual outlets proved there were some savings to be made, including several on eBay and a couple of Amazon Resellers.More...

... is the kind of headline you'd expect from our tabloids when they at their laziest - or most attention seeking - but, despairingly, it echoes the recent statement from the "Mid-Missouri Internet Crimes Task Force" that "I cannot come up with any legitimate reason that an adult would be playing that particular game," Andy Anderson told ABC News, via GamePolitics.

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Although the one old one gave us sterling service for the last four years, and attracted a large amount of positive comments it was time to move on - although I'll miss the colourful hypnotic wibbles! More...

Anyone that followed tech news last years enjoyed the "Microhoo" debacle as Yahoo appeared to very publically shoot themselves in the foot.More...

If you have no fear of lost productivity, check out this site I heard about on TWiT's Net@Nite: http://youshouldhaveseenthis.com/.More...

One of the more subtle problems with the Internet is that it is almost too easy to collect numeric data: time on site, time on page, where the visitor is from, what they clicked last, what they click next etc etc.More...

This interesting article in the Guardian summarises a new Hitwise report.  I knew Google was dominating in the US - where they've had a 65% market share for a while now - but I never expected the UK to show such a dramatically larger dominance.

Now, I'm a Google user myself, so I'll put it down to good taste this side of the Pond, where we often take usability over the frippery of Yahoo & MSN, and their ilk.

After launching their new site in December eWeddings.co.uk have signed up for an Internet Marketing contract, mainly focused on SEO.  Just one month later More...