February. The month of luuuurrve... Chocolate hearts, last rolos and red roses flitted their way round glue on ther 14th. We were even sad enough to do some stats on it and we worked out that it was our lovely client services department who recieved the most valentine messages. Arrrh, they are a lovely bunch. So besides lots of love, February also played host to a great new campaign for the RAC, news that search engine sites are more popular than adult sites, and new technology that allows you to pay for burgers via your mobile.
LISA
- Chocolate may be better for your health than tea because it contains more of a chemical that could prevent cancer and heart disease (source: Lancet Medical Journal)
- China is expected to overtake the United States to have the world's largest Internet population within two years (source: ChinaDaily.com)
- Students from Eton are the No.1 viral site users based on educational institutes (source: Boreme.com)
Google Apps: Should You Switch?
Google's new web-based office software suite, which the company announced last week, is a swift kick to the teeth delivered squarely in the direction of Microsoft. Or is it?
Burgers paid for by mobile phone
Visitors to fast food outlets in Japan will soon be able to pay for their burgers with their mobile phones.
Trainers, chairs and Preston
Top of this month's love list is Marty McFly Nike trainers, closely followed by a simply brilliant folding chair.
RAC breakdown cover
We have created a superb new campaign for the RAC, promoting their great offer of 15 months of breakdown cover for the the price of 12. Well what are you waiting for? Go on....sign up!
VIEW WORK
Pirelli promote online film market with Uma Thurman film
Actress Uma Thurman and director Kathryn Bigelow are the two stars involved in the second Pirelli online movie.
Search engines now more popular than adult sites
Search engines have overtaken adult websites in share of UK internet visits, marking a significant milestone in the maturation of the Web, according to new research.
Interactive Online video
Interactive Online Video makes it possible to search inside online videos and to hyperlink objects, people and everything else shown in the video.