We’ve been quietly beavering away since last summer creating an exciting new Online Booking application that simply drops into your [more]
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FebBack in 2005 Google acquired a great little analytics company, Urchin and shortly afterwards shook up the web analysis world [more]
First off, I’d like to start by saying that we are not a design company but have individuals who have [more]
We are moving ever more to a world dominated by pure information and the traditional role of brands is having [more]
Due for restricted launch at the end of Summer, VITES 3.0 brings a whole new set of features for market-leading [more]
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JulIn recent years we’ve seen the size of digital displays increase, whether you’re talking about 32″ iMacs or 50″ widescreen [more]
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MayOur way of working is far from conventional and with the arrival of the new iPad, our thoughts on how [more]
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FebPhilharmonic Orchestra get Connected
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Huddersfield Philharmonic Orchestra have been in continuous existence since 1862 making them (possibly) the oldest complete orchestra in the world. [more]
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Connected are not a web-design company and therefore keen to avoid the the generic "web design" tag that is too frequently and loosely applied to companies in this field. Connected focus on the engine of sales and marketing and therefore engineer fits in better with our business. [more]
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