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Bye bye Twitter (X)

After much consideration we've decided to close our Twitter (X) account. It's over five years since we left a social channel (Google+) and that was involuntary, as the network shut down and only a small hard-core of people were using it by the end, so hardly anyone noticed.

10th September 2024

Building digital empathy

Have you ever misinterpreted someone's tone in a text message, or witnessed a heated exchange in the comments section...

19th August 2024

Saying goodbye to software 😢

It's the last thing in the world you might expect to get sentimental about but our routines and social lives are...

20th July 2021

Marketing vs word of mouth

Why our marketing strategy has always been happy client recommendations rather than paid advertising

23rd November 2020

Improving your privacy online

I've been taking some simple steps recently to improve my privacy online, read on to find out more.

15th July 2020

Trying to escape the bubble

One of the things I love most about the internet is the wide variety of information. Recently I've found that sites...

8th May 2019

Bye bye Google+

Google+ is being shut down for consumers on 2 April 2019. It won't be missed by many.

26th March 2019

Surveillance Capitalism

Start The Week on Radio 4 this morning was on the subject of Surveillance Capitalism. It's not a term I was familiar...

4th February 2019

Fake news

It's hard to believe the term 'fake news' has only been around for a couple of years. What does it mean and how can we all help spot it and stop it?

31st January 2019

Fight for your right to data privacy - Part 2

What happens when you exercise your rights under GDPR

17th August 2018

Fight for your right to data privacy - Part 1

Tracking down companies that hold our personal data

10th August 2018

Promoting your site

The eternal question for website owners: how to get people to visit your website.

7th November 2017

Nice things people have said about us

"You've always been great - quick, imaginative, helpful and understanding of technophobes like me!"

Tony Foster,