We are currently experiencing issues with out broadband as we are upgrading to Fibre optics. This will effect our phone system and email communications.
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Phone line issues
We are currently experiencing a few problems with our phone lines. If you need to contact us urgently please send an email to [email protected]. We hope to get them working soon. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.
Google wins a landmark ruling for UK defamation law.
A high court judge in London has ruled that Google is not liable for defamatory comments that appear in news articles, blogs and forums displayed in its search results. The case, against Google’s US and UK operations, had been brought by London-based Metropolitan International Schools after negative comments were left on a forum that started…
Google rolling out changes to favour brands
There has been quite a lot of chatter in the SEO world the past few weeks regarding Google implementing changes to their algorithm to heavily favour branding. Aaron Wall first blogged about the changes when he noticed certain big name brands ranking for competitive terms that had previously never ranked. These jumps in rankings were…
Wi-fi security system is ‘broken’ – WEP allows criminals to access you network easily.
Over the past few years Wi-Fi or Wireless has boomed in popularity, it is almost unheard of for a consumer ADSL/router to come without Wi-Fi built in. In the early days of Wi-Fi it was not uncommon to be able to access someone’s wireless router due to no security being implemented on them. Most non…
Google penalises their own domain
In a bit of a shock move it would appear that Google have applied a Page Rank penalty on their Japanese domain (www.google.co.jp). Google Japan was caught out buying links on a blogger review network which is against Google’s own guidelines. Matt Cutts, who is the head of the Search Quality group in Google, twittered…
Cyberwar: China Declares War On Western Search Sites
Visitors to Google Blogsearch are being redirected to Baidu in China, new reports have surfaced that would indicate that China has unilaterally blocked all three major search engines in China and is redirecting all requests to Baidu.