Archive for category UK
Will social media be a victim of the London riots?
Posted by Dominic Tyer in Social Media, UK on August 14, 2011
That social media was used by the rioters in London shouldn’t really be a surprise.
It’s a mainstream communications tool, so it’s used by those wanting to communicate – whatever their aims. Read the rest of this entry »
A is for Argos – Google Instant live in the UK
Posted by Dominic Tyer in The Online World, UK on January 4, 2011
Google’s latest innovation in search is now fully live in the UK, bringing with it the promise of whole seconds shaved off search times.
Google Instant shows results as you type, altering them the more letters you add to your search querry – the idea being that because you read quicker than you type this will lead to faster search results.
More importantly though it also throws a peculiar light on the British psyche when you look at what Google thinks are the top search results for each letter of the alphabet. So, in a feat of no small amount of pointlessness, I bring you the Google UK alphabet. Read the rest of this entry »
