Nottinghamshire social services
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Why the law will stop Apple 4K being as big a hit as Amazon and Google competition
(I’m not going to say too much about the Apple event – that’s Ewan Spence’s gig, but there are two things that stick out and are worth a quick comment…) So the Apple 4K has been announced and Apple pulled off a nice unleaked surprise in that the company is offering 4k material for the price
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Where are football’s cybersecurity casuals and hooligans?
Remember casuals and football hooligans? Or what about films like The Firm? Football casuals causing chaos to opposing fans (and others) for various reasons. I’m not saying it’s a problem that the game has eliminated, but where’s the 21st century cybersecurity equivalent? Cybersecurity – not your usual kind of football hacker Think about it, there’s
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Bad journalism didn’t kill newspapers – and it wasn’t the internet either…
Even today, when we see tales of woe around traditional journalism, and in particular newspapers, you see the journalists being blamed for writing crap stories or not bringing in enough scoops or editors being too timid and to be honest, it’s gotten a little tedious. You want to look to where newspapers started to
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Should lawyers offer SEO and PPC services?
So, yesterday’s post discussed how people claiming to be on jury service looked up details of the accused online. If that’s true, then should lawyers do something about it? Should they offer SEO and PPC?
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Has SEO killed jury system as 95% search accused?
Seven years ago, I asked an anonymous online poll for those who had been jurors if they looked online at the people they were judging and the answer was, IIRC, about 65% said they did – even though they had been told not to (Ten years before that, the answer was 4%.) and that answer skewed
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Why I’m voting yes in the #indyref
There are a lot of eloquent posts from people about why they are voting Yes and No in the #indyref. This isn’t one of them. It’s a lot more rambling and shambolic. I see a lot of reasons for voting Yes (though a part of me hopes for a draw). My main reason for voting