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Media Industry « Paul Lomax - Two Point Oh
(via Inside guardian.co.uk blog by Nik Silver on 1st Dec 2008) ... The s3Slider jQuery plugin is made by example of JonDesign’s smooth slideshow script. ... They all look the same. ThisisLincolnshire. ThisisGloucestershire. ...
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26 New Web 2.0 Start-ups - Another Web 2.0 Showcase « Paul Lomax ...
There’s also a new web startup that you may be interested in. It’s called The Hire Hub (http://www.thehirehub.co.uk) and it introduces the concept of ...
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Paul Lomax - Two Point Oh
Paul Lomax is Head of New Media for the Guardian Media Group's Regional Division and divides his time between London and Manchester in the UK. ...
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Lessons from the Future - 20/20 vision, 20/20 hindsight « Paul ...
In the future you will just hang your clothes back in the wardrobe and sonic cleaning technology will shake the dirt from your clothes as soon as you close ...
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Amazon acquires camera review site, dpreview.com « Paul Lomax ...
Dpreview’s in-depth camera reviews attract seven million unique visitors a month and generates 120 million page views, but founder Phil Askey, ...
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Staying Competitive in the Digital Era - Jeffery Rasport ...
3 Responses to “Staying Competitive in the Digital Era - Jeffery Rasport, Marketspace LLC”. Feed for this Entry Trackback Address ...
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Paul Lomax - Two Point Oh
Paul Lomax is Head of New Media for the Guardian Media Group's Regional Division and divides his time between London and Manchester in the UK. ...
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Why Brand Loyalty is Dead on the Web « Paul Lomax - Two Point Oh
With the cost of switching being zero, is Brand Loyalty online dead? .... Google appoints Brittin to head UK as Woodside moves to US - Brand Republic News ...
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Why Brand Loyalty is Dead on the Web « Paul Lomax - Two Point Oh
With the cost of switching being zero, is Brand Loyalty online dead? ... If your well-known brand name appears in the search results, it triggers more ...
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Lessons from the Future - 20/20 vision, 20/20 hindsight « Paul ...
20/20 vision, 20/20 hindsight. Grulke basically uses shock and awe tactics on companies who have failed to grasp the concept that their product has reached ...
