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Blogs – you may wonder what the point is. After all, is anybody really listening? Well, yes they are. What’s more, there is an audience out there for you. If you approach blogging in the correct way, you are actually building a brand for your e-commerce business. Major companies spend millions on branding activities through web development agencies every year ...

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“A Love Letter to You” captures some of the stories behind graffiti, why a graffiti artists do what they do, the rush, the danger, and the notiriety. Looking forward to its release.

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In a shocking report from Hitwise, it is now clear that Facebook was the most visited site on the internet in the US for 2010, beating Google out of its crown. In 2010, Facebook accumulated some 8.93% of site visits online, while Google secured just 7.19%. However, YouTube took in 3.52%, and so if you combine Google properties they are in aggregate ...

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Whilst munching on my cereal this morning I spotted the following bit of product placement on ITVs Daybreak.   MyMemory went on to sell out of this Cheeky Chappy just an hour after it being broadcast.  The power of TV in action!

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The concept of the M55 bike is based on the hybrid drive theory, hence the electric-powered assistance is only offered during active pedaling. This is not an electric motorcycle, where you turn the throttle to bring the vehicle into motion. The M55 bike has to be pedaled – the power of the rider is augmented by the assistance of the electric ...

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Apple’s new operating system, IOS 4.1, went live on Wednesday, and is available as a free update for all iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS and iPhone 3G users. Owners of the second- and third-generation iPod touch devices will also be able to download the software for free. The update will be pre-installed on Apple’s newest iPod touch. Better photos: The IOS ...

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MyMemory has launched its new photo website mymemory.com where users can create stunning Photobooks, Calendars, Greeting Cards, Prints and more with their own photos. The MyMemory battle cry to iWeb was to make the website as easy to use as possible. Everybody enjoys taking and looking at photos but not everyone enjoys working out how to find their way around ...

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The new mast for Maserati 8CTF debuts this week in Paris celebrating the seventieth anniversary of the victory at the Indianapolis 500 the number 1 8CTF conducted by Wilbur Shaw and at the same time, embodying the vocation of Maserati to excellence and attention to details. In particular, under the International Motor Show scheduled for October 2 to 17, 2010, the ...

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Stop. Take a deep breath. Before my headline gets you all worked up, consider what I’m saying here. The CD and other optical discs, like DVDs and Blu-rays, are obviously going to live on for a while as a way to transport media. But make no mistake that today, with two unveilings, Apple has effectively sealed the fate of the ...

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Limited Press is a Bristol based collaborative art and design collective, best known for their large scale murals. As well as producing street art and graffiti, Limited Press also take on a wide variety of design, illustration and art projects. “We’re not overly concerned with categorizing what we do, we make work and take on projects that excite us creatively, ...

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iWeb has designed and launched a brand new smartphone app for Ibstock Brick – the very first of it’s kind. The app is free to download and allows customers to view thumbnail and full size quality images of over 450 Ibstock bricks, order samples, view technical specs and access stockist information. Users can search and find bricks based on colour, ...

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In 2003, when the Internet was, to some extent, still in its infancy and broadband wasn’t quite established iWeb.co.uk developed an online business for their client MyMemory. In this article we’ll tell the story of how the brand has grown and what happens next for one of the leading online retailers. At the start, the timing couldn’t have been better ...

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