List/Grid Tag Archives: Developments
Review of Google Nexus 7
Google Nexus 7 is Google’s first attempt at introducing Android to the tablet market. Logically you would have thought that their main competitor would be the iPad, but oh no….
Research into Latent Semantic Analytics
Over the last year the internet has evolved, a transition which we now all abide by although may not have acknowledged. Content is no longer king, context is. The sheer…
Google+ Local Launches
A stark contrast exists between a ‘social network’ and a ‘community’. Whilst I may exist on Twitter, it would be impossible for anyone to say that this is a community….
How I landed myself a Graduate PR Role
It is my aim in this blog post to provide an honest overview of my graduate scheme search and how I landed my upcoming graduate role at Red. This is…
Now an Assistant Account Executive at Red
I am pleased to announce that I have accepted a position at Red as an Assistant Account Executive in the technology team! I believe this role will compliment my existing…
Wallit is a new Social Network which allows Virtual Wall Collaboration
A new social networking app, Wallit, shot up in popularity yesterday after it was featured in the Apple’s Stores “New and Noteworthy” section. The application allows users to create virtual…
Google’s Plan for Google+ [OPINION]
The new social network on the scene, Google+, marks a significant shift with how people communicate across the internet, engage with services and communicate with businesses. Let me explain why……
Applied for Series 8 of BBC Apprentice
After much support on Twitter and Facebook I have applied to appear on series 8 of BBC Apprentice. At this stage I have mixed feelings about my application. First cause…
Google Panda Update: Is it Right?
The warning was sent to me through email, “Make sure the Google Panda doesn’t get you”. In April Google updated an aspect of their search algorithm which dictates (I use…
Education Inflation: Why the University of Gloucestershire Shouldn’t increase their Fees [RANT]
In November Nick Clegg said he “massively regrets” being unable to deliver on his tuition fee promise. Cheltenham’s local MP, Martin Horwood, didn’t even bother voting in the 2010 December fees vote…
I’m Back on Facebook #FAIL
A word of advice: If you are ever going to make a commitment then keep the sentiment to yourself. Never write it down. I wanted to leave Facebook, I left…
Now Writing for Advertising Week
“Advertising Week is North America’s premier gathering of cutting edge communications leaders. The Week is a hybrid of thought leadership and special event programming, uniting clients, creatives, media and inspiring…






