blog archive - 2010

Tweet Jockey

posted on 23rd December 2010 by Jon

Merry Christmas!

posted on 23rd December 2010 by Jon

The ScoreComms office have spent most of the day humming the following xmas classics (as performed by Peter Griffin):

Facebook Message Solution

posted on 15th November 2010 by Jon

Facebook have today launched their attempt at routing together different types of message systems (messanger, email, sms etc) into one resource capable of aggregating all info into one place. Their main sell is simplicity. The main differentiator is the way in which noise is filtered out and how … read more »

IE9 coming soon

posted on 20th October 2010 by Jon

A note to all of our web designer brothers and sisters out there...."here we go again!”

http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/

Mozilla Seabird Concept Phone

posted on 24th September 2010 by Jon

Now that's a phone! Or at least it would be if it existed…

Google, in an Instant

posted on 10th September 2010 by Jon

Have you noticed the enhancements that Google have recently added to the user experience? To the right of the search box you will now see a small note saying: “Instant Search is on”. This function is Google’s attempt at a predictive text function that suggests what it is that you … read more »

Score open Brighton offices

posted on 1st September 2010 by Jon

We are delighted to announce the opening of our new offices in central Brighton. Our new premises are directly next to Brighton's famous Royal Pavillion on Marlborough Parade.

Headed up by Score's Programming Director, Laurence Nash, our new office will draw upon a vibrant search and digital scene … read more »

Webinar No-No's

posted on 19th August 2010 by Jon

Our video production partners, Insitu Digital have created a great little video highlighting the “Seven Deadly sins of webinars and how to avoid them.”

Take a look at the video here: http://www.insitudigital.com

Twitter - the Movie?!

posted on 12th August 2010 by Jon

First we learnt that Aaron Sorkin (of West Wing fame) was producing a film all about the origins of Facebook, “the Social Network”:

It was only a matter of time before someone pulled this together:

Wave Goodbye

posted on 10th August 2010 by Jon

Following the recent news that Google is going to let “Wave” slowly slip into the great web cloud in the sky, Techcrunch have written a really interesting post-mortem that outlines what went wrong and why Wave never fulfilled its potential.

Two things we’d add to this article:

… read more »