How recipes should look by Starsammy, on Flickr
I was privileged to be a part of the Future Tech 2010 Conference in Media City, Salford on Wednesday, surrounded by a broad cross-section of digital media and technology types, exploring the exciting new projects and initiatives launching across the North West over the next…
Mashable are running a poll to find out which user input device is most popular: Touchscreen or Mouse. When I posted my vote the mouse was blazing ahead, which seemed a little ironic to me.
In marketing, we often hear the phrase “Tone of Voice” used to describe how a brand communicates with its audience. It’s usually used as a way of defining the character of a brand in written or spoken language, and expressed as a combination of simple adjectives like…
Visitors to the Risky Business conference video website can now register to watch live coverage of talks as they happen.
The Risky Business conference, hosted by Great Ormond Street Hospital, addresses issues…
Three of our recent web design and build projects have been shortlisted for regional design awards The SMACS, organised by digital media collective Super Mondays.
Goodbye Tumblr
Okay, I take it back — earlier this year I moved my blog to Tumblr because I found the feature-bloat in Wordpress a bit of a ball-ache. Tumblr’s lightweight feature-set is great for quick, impulsive post-writing, which actually encouraged me to…
When it comes to social marketing, it seems that small businesses in the UK just don’t get it. Despite all the buzz surrounding social platforms such as Facebook and Twitter, a recent study by the Forum of Private Business discovered that many SME’s are struggling to…
Yes, that’s one ‘C’ word I never thought I’d use to describe the company who brought us Vista, but whilst leaving the office juniors to plot the next thrilling episode of Internet Explorer, Microsoft have been beavering…
Seeing the new GAP logo, kindly pointed out to me by one of our lead developers this morning, makes…
These were the top 10 stories published by Ancient Stuff in 2010. You can also dive into monthly archives for 2010 by using the calendar at the top of this page.