Hi there, Last time I mentioned ZoomIn as a really cool map system launched in NZ. Well our local AA have done something similar using a competitors product called GEOsmart. AAMaps allows you to search around New Zealand and has some great features where you can overlay locations of ATM\’s , banks, places to eat […]
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I had the oddest thing happen last week, I had a real CV turn up from the UK. Not an emailed one that ususally end up in my in tray, but a real, hard copy, made of tree live CV. In this day and age, it really appealed to me, made me remember this person.
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I have just changed to Firefox as my main browser. I still need IE and Opera + others to test against, but Firefox is fun to use with all of the extras you can add. From GMail notifications to real time football scores from Europe. I have downloaded the Release Candidate 1 , and all
Last night, Telecom reduced it\’s broadband rate by $10 a month. We were paying $69.95 for a 2mb plan with 10gb traffic limit. So this is great news! At last the advent of competition is returning some reward. Telecom is in the news all over the place about it\’s monopoly of the Telecoms arena in
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I have just found out that there is a flaw in Skype, the free PC to PC calling program. You can find out more here. Sounds like a good reason to upgrade if you are using it. Till next time Deepweb
We have put together a quick quide to some simple things to make sure your message is getting across to your customers. Some websites can obscure their message by being too over the top…how is yours doing? You can read the article here >>> Basic Web Design Principles Till next Time Deepweb
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Google is underway with it\’s latest ranking updates. Google runs these updates every couple of months to implement minor changes to the way it ranks sites in the organic search (The search results on the left hand-side that are not paid for). Matt Cutts is one of the original search engine engineers at google and
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Telecom has been dealt a blow in it\’s attempts to keep Telstraclear out of the Broadband game with a ruling handed down by the Telecommunications Commission. They have indicated that Telecom must provide internet access at the fastest rate possible, nearly quadrupling the current fastest rate. The NZ Herald has even run a story boldly
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Adwords has been the source of great analysis since changing a couple of months ago. Not only have the clicks dried up, but the cost of getting them back and going is getting quite prohibitive to some of our smaller customers. But it seems to matter more now based on the competitive nature of the
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eBay has just bought Skype, one of the most exciting companies on the tech landscape at the moment. While here in New Zealand, the local phone monopoly has announced it is replacing its network with a VOIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) one. I am a great fan of Skype and it\’s ability to provide free
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