Google G Suite Rebrands as Google Workspace!
With the ‘COVID’ crisis changing the way we work, Google has been working on improvements and rebranded the G Suite business platform to Google Workspace
Google Cracks Down on Ads with Ad Blocker
/in News /by VincentOn Thursday morning the ubiquitous search giant Google launched its latest initiative to combat advertisements on websites that are disruptive and spammy.
Wentworth Clinic – New Website Release
/2 Comments/in Design, News /by VincentThis week we launched a new website for the Wentworth Clinic including the consolidation of their services and redesigning key elements of their brand
Rebrand & Change of Website Address
/in News /by VincentLast year we decided it was time to update and tighten our service offerings into a well-honed online marketing solution.
Shopping for a Car Just Got Easier with Google Knowledge Graph
/in News /by VincentThis week Google announced its Knowledge Graph can now make the research-intensive act of car shopping even easier for users.
The Evolution or Demise of PageRank?
/in News /by VincentSo, will PageRank disappear for ever, or will it evolve into something that provides a more accurate measurement of a pages quality? We’ll have to see what happens in 2014!
Google Checkout To Close – What it means for Business
/in News /by VincentOn November 20th, 2013, Google will close its online payment processing service, Google Checkout. This is part of a transition to Google Wallet, its digital payment system.
World Wide Web is 21
/in News /by VincentIt’s been 21 years since WWW founder Tim Berners Lee revolutionised the way we communicate, with the invention of the World Wide Web.
E-Privacy Directive and How it Affects UK Websites
/18 Comments/in News /by DeanaTaking effect on May 26, 2012, the new e-Privacy Directive, is an EU wide legislation, sometimes known as the ‘cookie law’, that will affect UK online businesses.
Wikipedia & Google Blackout Protest over SOPA
/4 Comments/in News /by VincentWikipedia is one of several websites to shut down its services in protest over an anti-piracy bill. Instead of the usual information pages that Wikipedia serve, visitors to the popular site are now greeted with an ominous black screen…
