12 Jul 2010
The Chichester Design team enjoyed a brilliant night out last Friday with Katie Melua and guests at the Chichester Real Ale and Jazz Festival. Having designed and built the event’s website, we were kindly invited by the organisers to the headline night.
It was quite a busy night, as some of the team also had tickets for an early evening talk by the BBC World Affairs Editor John Simpson, which was part of the Chichester Festivities.
He talked about how the news had been reported over the last century or so. It was particularly interesting to hear him …
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17 May 2010
I think we can all agree that technology comes and goes at a frightening pace. The Chichester Design team keep up here – it’s our job – but for most people, even for those who’ve grown up and gone to work in the age of PDAs, the internet, notebooks, wireless hotspots, iPods etc., it can be bit of a stretch.
So, imagine if you’re from a generation that grew up with shillings, O Levels and computers that took up whole rooms. Imagine how overwhelming that view must be. Changing this view is the premise behind Silver Surfers’ Day, an …
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15 May 2009
First Facebook made a bid and then Google stuck their ore in and now it seems that Apple is giving it a shot. What am I talking about? Getting a piece of Twitter of course!
Chichester Design for one is aware of the joys that Twitter brings to the world of social networking and it’s one of our favourite marketing devices. But, when it comes to online successes such as this there has been a long history of muscling in from the big boys who want to get their fingers in all the pies. Opinions are divided on this and …
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05 May 2009
Chichester Design customer Tristan Gooley AKA the Natural Navigator was on the BBC 1 Country File programme on Sunday night. Click here for his blog post about it. BBC Countryfile presenter Jules Hudson attempted to navigate through the countryside using only nature with the guidance Tristan Gooley AKA the Natural Navigator.
You can watch it on the BBC iPlayer: http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00kc2ws/Countryfile_03_05_2009/
Also find out more on the BBC Countryfile webpage: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006t0bv
Programme Info:
Broadcast on: BBC One, 7:30pm Sunday 3rd May 2009
Duration: 55 minutes
Available until: 8:29pm Sunday 10th May 2009…
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27 Feb 2009
This week they let me out of the office and loose in good old London Town for a spot of schmoozing, networking and spying on our competitors and associates in the world of web design. Yes, that’s right boys and girls I was at Earls Court for Technology for Marketing & Advertising on 24-25th February.
I arrived bright and early on Tuesday morning and made my way straight to the Google Seminar for an introduction to Google Analytics. Luckily I arrived half an hour before the start of the talk as the large Keynote Theatre was soon full to the …
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