Applications for the 3GiPhone
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With the recent launch of Apple’s 3rd Generation (3G) iPhone, many of our customers have been interested in discussing in-house applications for it. With download speeds that near those of WiFi and several design enhancements, using the new iPhone as a way to engage customers with free content is a very attractive marketing option – and companies want to be quick to take advantage.
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Embedding PowerPoint into your Website?
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| 30/06/2008
PowerPoint is the leading business software for presentations. It has become ubiquitous in most corporate meetings. But why keep such an extraordinary wealth of information locked inside the conference?
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Online Trends
Linkedin for Business
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| 30/06/2008
While the attention is on Facebook, another social networking site has been growing faster and gathering a powerful community of users. LinkedIn has distinguished itself as the Internet gathering place for professionals.
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Online Trends
Video content brings traffic
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Robert Beerworth | 23/04/2008
Video content provides that fresh, interactive experience visitors are looking for. Additionally, video adds a lot more punch to promotions and marketing campaigns.
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Online Trends
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Media
Banner Ads That Work
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Adam Tedeschi | 23/04/2008
5 essential tips from our design team on how to create banner ads that actually get clicked.
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Sydney Web Design
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Media
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Online Trends
Wiliam: A Smart Company!
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Jake Challenor | 8/11/2007
Wiliam was a-buzz this afternoon when a great article about our web design company and Managing Director- Robert Beerworth, was published on SmartCompany.com.au.
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Melbourne Web Design
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Melbourne
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Web Design
Facebook; Windows of Opportunity for Microsoft
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James Cox | 25/10/2007
Facebook and Microsoft today announced a deal that could potentially revolutionise social networking.
Software goliath Microsoft has signed on to invest $240 million into the social networking portal – currently the ninth most visited website in the US (according to Hitwise).
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Media
Wiliam supports Pink Ribbon Breakfast
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Gillian Lindsay | 10/10/2007
Over the last 8 years, Wiliam has worked hand-in-hand with the National Breast Cancer Foundation as their digital agency. Wiliam will continue to support the NBCF, who strive to shed light on this serious epidemic that affects one in 8 women before the age of 85.
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Melbourne Web Design
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Melbourne
Social Networking, Web 2.0 is it Dangerous for School Children
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| 10/08/2007
A recent article on techdirt Shocker: School Boards Notice That The Internet Isn’t Dangerous outline that much of the political hype and the passing of the new Deleting Online Predators Action (DOPA) is an exaggeration of the threat the internet poses on school children.
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Web 2.0
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Online Trends
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Common Sense
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Media
literature and Web2.0
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Dominic Main | 5/06/2007
Oprah’s book club continues to strengthen its reputation by offering free membership and the opportunity for users “with access to benefits such as online discussion groups, reading questions and Q&A sessions with the author.1” (To join, log onto www.oprah.com/bookclub.)
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Online Trends
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Media
Google expands its empire and gains more advertising measurement tools
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Dominic Main | 16/05/2007
John Davidson’s recent Australian Financial Review Article reports on Google’s acquisition of new on-line metrics capable advertising technology from DoubleClick.
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Online Trends
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Media
Shift from print to on-line directories
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Dominic Main | 16/05/2007
Neil Shoebridge’s recent article about Telstra’s on-line and traditional directory advertising in the Australian Financial Review highlights the challenges that Sensis and Telstra are tackling in making adjustments to accommodate the “rapid growth of its on-line and mobile phone products.”
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Business
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Media
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Online Trends
drive.com.au launches car buyer research
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Robert Beerworth | 7/05/2007
Fairfax Digital's Drive have launched research tracking the steps customers take towards buying a new or used car. And the media that influences their decisions along the way.
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Media
Automotive online steps up a gear as traditional media struggles to find first
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| 20/04/2007
As manufacturers and dealers alike continue to allocate huge budgets to ‘traditional’ channels of marketing communication, they still fail to notice the writing on the wall. Capgemini reports that reliance on print advertising as a source of information when researching a vehicle purchase dropped by a further 7% to that of 2005 , while online sources of information continued to increase in their significance to the buying process, securing 4 of the top 5 spots in the survey as a point of research. Technorati Profile
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Online Trends
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Business
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Media
Mobile Phone Advertising – a New Development Niche
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Dominic Main | 3/04/2007
In a recent article in [?], Mark Jones reports that the number of mobile phone users will soon exceed the number of fixed line telephone subscribers. Concomitantly, and with the popularity of new multimedia capable mobile phone devices, there is a ‘gold rush’ of sorts for the mobile phone advertising dollar.
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Technology
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Media
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Issues