Twitter Wants to Measure Success Differently

Twitter Wants to Measure Success Differently This is an interesting article on an announcement from Twitter co-founder, Ed Williams on how he is trying to drive through how they measure 'success' on Twitter. Currently this is done on the number of followers, however this metric can be massaged Read more...

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Dartington Wins Royal Approval

Dartington Crystal has won the contract to supply the crystal trophy awards for the Queens Awards. These annual awards are a key event in the business calendar recognising the UK's highest accolade for business success. Neil Hughes, MD of Dartington said "Winning the competitive tender for this Read more...

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National Afternoon Tea Week

We are celebrating the great British tradition of Afternoon Tea this week, together with hotels, restaurants and tearooms across the country. We have hundreds of different options, including lots of different cups and saucers, teapots, cream jugs and sugar bowls and all the accessories you could Read more...

Google's Menagerie Grows Again with Hummingbird

Google's Menagerie Grows Again with Hummingbird On Thursday the 26th September, Google's 15th birthday, Google officially announced they had rolled out a new search algorithm which they called 'Hummingbird'. It is reputedly the biggest update they have made to how searches are returned for many Read more...

Launch a New Site: Double Your Profit Challenge: You'll Never Know Unless You Do It!

When was the last time you had an idea of a new site, a startup or a new business model? I am sure, you get some cool ideas daily! Then you sleep on it, realize you don't have time or you have some plans or you have other commitments and you just put it away. Related posts: Ann Smarty Looking Read more...

Paolozzi's Tottenham Court Road Murals to be Used as Landfill

Those who have visited London in the last few years will be aware of the traffic problems caused by the development of Crossrail - a new suburban rail service that will connect the City, Canary Wharf, the West End and Heathrow Airport to commuter areas east and west of the capital. No doubt this Read more...

Which Wine Glass

A recent study by French Wines with Style, surveyed 2,000 wine drinkers in Britain, and claims that your social status can be determined by the type of wine you choose. It appears that red wine drinkers love to spend money on clothes, white wine drinkers prefer to holiday in this country and Read more...

Launch a New Site: Double Your Profit Challenge: You'll Never Know Unless You Do It!

When was the last time you had an idea of a new site, a startup or a new business model? I am sure, you get some cool ideas daily! Then you sleep on it, realize you don't have time or you have some plans or you have other commitments and you just put it away. Related posts: Ann Smarty Looking Read more...

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Richard Ginori and Gucci

Vogue.co.uk have reported that Gucci has made an offer to buy out Richard Ginori , the Italian ceramics and tableware company, for €13 million. We believe that the plan is for Gucci to launch its own range of luxury tableware as well as to relaunch the 275 year old Florentine company and keep Read more...

The Next Great British Bake Off? BBC2 Unveils the Great British Pottery Throw Down

The BBC have announced their Autumn schedule and we are very excited to hear that one of their key shows will be The Great British Pottery Throw Down. The aim is to achieve the same for pottery as The Great British Bake Off achieved for homemade cakes and pastries. Described as "Bake Off's Read more...

David Shrigley's Art on a Plate

Following the huge success of artist Martin Creed's commission at sketch in 2012, British visual artist David Shrigley has recently totally transformed the Gallery at this famous London restaurant. Born in 1968 and nominated for the Turner Prize in 2013, David Shrigley has created 239 new works Read more...