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Automotive Digital Case Studies: Range Rover & Mercedesby Hannah Revill / Make a Comment
The automotive industry is one of the world's most important economic sectors by revenue, with a predicted 72 million car sales predicted for 2014. Car manufacturers are literally running each other down to get a slice of the automotive pie and are forever strategizing and formulating new and creative ways to reach their desired audiences.
Wicked Hot Seat – Neil Narain, Client Services Directorby Stephanie Stewart / Make a Comment
Welcome to the webs newest, most wickedest (humour us), online instalment to hit your newsfeed since cats dressed as sharks started chasing ducks, whilst riding robot vacuums to the theme song of Jaws. For those long-time readers, first-time readers and sometimes readers, welcome to the 'agency side' of digital marketing, as we take a closer look at the award winning crack team of specialists that put the wicked in Wickedweb.
Days of Digital Dominanceby Stephanie Stewart / Make a Comment
Since its inception, the World Wide Web has seen and survived some of the greatest technological developments of the last two decades. As the ground-breaking veritable cornucopia of information resources and services the world over, it only makes sense that the battle to be crowned king of the digital castle take place where it all began.
LinkedIn Aim for Global Dominationby Katie Merchant / Make a Comment
LinkedIn recently announced that they have passed 300 million users, proving that the online networking platform is taking over the world, one professional at a time. 100 million LinkedIn users are from the United States, and the other 200 million reside in over 200 countries and territories; India, Brazil, Great Britain and Canada making up the majority.
A Warm Welcome to New Wickedwebber Steph Stewartby Hannah Revill / Make a Comment
Last week, the Wickedweb team gained a new asset in the form of Digital Marketing Executive Steph Stewart. But we're not going to crash her opportunity to introduce herself; she's quite capable of holding her own! Steph has given us a brilliant bio below, so we can get to know her properly.
Top 5 Web Design Tips We Can Learn From Kidsby Robert Hollander / Make a Comment
Last month, our UX Consultant Isabelle McWilliams gave us an insightful blog post on the influence of children on UX design, in particular how young, uncluttered minds can simplify design processes. Creative Director Rob Hollander now pursues the influence of children on creative web design and how this has helped him to produce some outstanding client websites.
3 Things to Know About 3 Social Media Networksby James Pabla / Make a Comment
Wickedweb investigate social media functionality that you may not have been aware of. Explore how 3 new techniques can help you boost social media presence.
I've noticed recently that interactive maps have become increasingly popular; quite a few of my projects have required an informative and detailed map, so I thought this would be the perfect opportunity to share my findings with you.
As a designer, I was quite surprised to learn how much can be done with a Google map these days. Many people may think you can just resize the window it's viewed in and add a couple of labels. Oh no, you can do a lot more than that, for instance, changing the colours of the terrain, sea and landmarks for a start. You can also turn off certain elements, add customised pins, light boxes and keys, and so much more. Here are some great examples that I came across in my interactive map travels.
1. http://www.kiawahisland.com/map/ Real Estate map with very user friendly keys and icons which can help the user pinpoint buildings and neighbourhoods at the click of a mouse.
2. http://50problems50days.com/ Solving 50 social problems around the world in 50 days, using the map as a basis of the website and implementing customised light boxes with information about each problem and solution.
3. http://likemap.me/map Social media meets maps! Link this through Facebook to track all of your 'likes' and identify the location so you can view them all on one screen.
4. http://tweetmap.it/ Ever wanted to see what part of the world is tweeting the most? This clever little map does just that. Using lots of clever technologies, it constructs a contiguous cartogram in real time which will expand and contract countries proportionally representing the volume of tweets.
Wickedweb designs front cover for Figaro Digitalby Katie Butler / Make a Comment
Last month, we were approached by digital marketing publication, Figaro Digital, to design the front cover of their 'Customer Acquisition' issue – which you've hopefully read from cover to cover by now. As one of the most forward-thinking, innovative sources of digital news, we jumped at the chance to showcase our design expertise, particularly those of Senior Designer, James Saunders. As well as the opportunity to earn some insider kudos, it's always music to our ears when we hear the phrase 'carte blanche on designs'…
With a tight turnaround looming, we were quick to don our thinking caps and ready our inspiration pencils. Test tubes, mazes and chemistry labs were all considered – but the idea that really stood out was that of a Brandbot, where a robot represents a brand, sending his messages of engagement out into the unsuspecting world.
Taking our visual inspiration from a blend of Soviet propaganda posters and the fun-filled 'kawaii' of Japan, our 2012 Brandbot began to come to life. The juxtaposition of styles was quite apt; the hard science and analysis of 'customer acquisition' is dressed up by a friendly, consumer-facing smile.
We'd love to hear what you think of our Brandbot; why not Tweet as at @insidewickedweb? Just don't look him in the eyes or you may be assimilated..
10 years of Wickedweb - Celebrating in style...by Katie Butler / Make a Comment
This year we're proud to be celebrating 10 years of Wickedweb, and what better way to mark the occasion than a hearty night out in Foundation Bar, Covent Garden? On Thursday evening, our London and Sevenoaks offices joined forces for an evening of drinks, dinner and dancing…
The evening was certainly one to remember, with Wickedwebers letting their hair down and dominating the dance floor with some cracking moves. Unsurprisingly, we had a few sore heads in the office on Friday!
Check out our Celebrating 10 Years of Wickedweb album on our Facebook page for a sneak-peak into the night's events…Roll on the next 10 years, we say!
Wickedweb takes part in The Peter Jones Foundation Charity Golf Dayby Katie Butler / Make a Comment
Last week, Wickedweb was invited to take part in the Peter Jones Foundation Charity Golf Day. We accepted the challenge gracefully, pulling together our strongest Wickedweb golfers before journeying to Goodwood. Our company secretary, Lynda Wells, experienced the day first hand. Here's how she thought it went…
Despite wonderful weather, stunning scenery, buggies, all the best golfing apparel and buckets of enthusiasm, our four Wickedwebers – Senior Search Manager; Richard Lyne, Account Director; James Bradshaw, New Business Manager; Tom Sharp and myself, sadly did not gain the accolade of Top Golf Team.
We battled with wind, long grass, too many trees and the dreaded bunkers to fly the flag for Team Wickedweb. The fantastic golf course at Goodwood was too good for us and after many lost balls, huge divots out of the fairways and swearing like you've never heard before, we had to abandon our round and return for the festivities at Goodwood House.
What a sumptuous affair; we dined like royalty in the huge dining room surrounded by famous paintings, antique furniture and famous faces. We may not have been particularly lucky on the golf course, but off the course our luck changed with Richard winning 2nd prize in the raffle – an iPad.
No expense was spared and at the end of the day, as various guests took off in their helicopters and Bentleys, we weaved our way back home up the M23.
Our thanks go to the Peter Jones Foundation and to our MD, Stuart Wells, for sponsoring us.
Wickedweb voted 8th best digital agency at Wirehive100 Awardsby Katie Butler / Make a Comment
Last night, eight Wickedwebers donned their smartest suits and classiest frocks for the Wirehive100 Awards. Arriving at Mercedes Benz World in Weybridge, we were greeted with champagne and magic tricks (all of which remain totally unexplainable despite various attempts by the Wickedweb team…). After a chance to mingle with fellow digital agencies and explore the impressive Mercedes Benz warehouse, we were ushered into the main hall where the evening's proceedings were to take place.
Following a tasty three course meal, we were entertained by the one and only Russell Kane, who went on to perform a short (and hilarious) stand-up routine before handing out the Wirehive100 Awards.
We're proud to announce that Wickedweb were voted 8th best digital agency in the Wirehive100 2012 League Table, a fantastic achievement in the year that we're celebrating our 10 year anniversary.
2012 isn't just a big year for London, it's turning out to be a big year for Wickedweb too…
Our 10 Days of Top10s - #1 Hot Spots...by Katie Butler / Make a Comment
In line with our 10 year anniversary celebrations, over the last 10 days we've brought you a variety of our Top10s. From our favourite lunch hangouts to our Top10 HTML5 features, our 10 Days of Top10s campaign gives real insight into where Wickedwebers find their inspiration whilst in the office and at home. The campaign proved popular across both our London and Sevenoaks offices so, as we bring our Top10s to a close, we've compiled a list of what made the #1 hot spots…
Top10 digital game changers
#1 – Social Media – nominated by Creative Director, Robert Hollander
It's unsurprising that social media hit the top spot in our Top10 digital game changers list. Through the use of social media, brands are able to empower and engage their most active advocates whilst building more valuable, collaborative interactions with wider audiences.
Top10 tunes to work to
#1 – Boston – More Than a Feeling – nominated by Senior Designers, James Saunders
Our Top10 tunes to work to list caused quite a ruckus in the office, with designers, producers, developers and executives vying to get their nomination in the top 10. Now that there are 40 of us, whittling the list down to just 10 was quite a challenge. After much deliberation, the top spot went to Boston's 'More Than a Feeling'.
Top10 HTML5 features – compiled by Front End Developer, Mark Townsend
#1 – New tags for general page layouts
For day 3 of our Top10 campaign, we drew on the expertise of Wickedweber, Mark Townsend. As an experienced HTML5 front end developer, Mark nominated the 'new tags for general page layouts' as the top HTML5 feature.
Top10 office phrases
#1 – "Theoretically, it's possible…" – submitted by Back End Developer, Denis Gordo
After sorting through the good, the bad and the ugly, we managed to settle on our top office phrase, as submitted by developer, Denis Gordo. At Wickedweb, we're always keen to push the boundaries of what's possible in terms of design and development; Denis' quote sums this up perfectly…
Top10 most visited websites
#1 – Mashable.com – nominated by Business Development Director, Anna Dixon
As the leading source for news, information and resources for the digital generation, it's unsurprising that Mashable hit the top spot as our most visited website. With 20 million unique monthly visitors and 6 million social media followers, the Mashable community has become one of the most active and engaged of the online news communities.
Top10 CSS3 features – compiled by Front End Developer, Mark Townsend
#1 – @Font-Face
For our Top10 CSS3 features we once again drew on the expertise of developer, Mark Townsend. As a great way of adding style to a website font that isn't one of the few supported by browsers as standard, @font-face is a popular CSS3 feature with developers and worthy of its #1 position.
Top 10 lunch hangouts (compiled by our new Farringdon office)
#1 – The Turkish Food Stall (Whitecross Market)
Since setting up base in July, the London Wickedwebers have been exploring their new surroundings and, more importantly, the best lunch hangouts. After much deliberation, the Turkish Food Stall, situated at the very start of Whitecross Market, reached the top spot, due to its fresh selection of Turkish-inspired wraps and salads.
Top10 sources of design inspiration – compiled by Creative Director, Robert Hollander
#1 – Twitter
Who better to compile a list of the top design hot spots than our Creative Director, Robert Hollander? Having worked with Wickedweb's digital client base for over nine years, Rob has won many accolades for his creative work and leading that of his team. Rob nominated Twitter as the #1 source of design inspiration due to its 500 million users, 340 million Tweets and 1.6 billion search queries per day.
Top10 Tweeters
#1 - @stephenfry – nominated by Front End Developer, Chris Reid
Our Top10 Tweeters list proved to be incredibly diverse, ranging from Harry Styles to Wired Magazine, Lady Gaga to BBCClick. With his 4.5 million followers and regular Tweets on current affairs and new technologies, Stephen Fry was a worthy nomination by developer, Chris Reid.
Top10 predictions for the next 10 years…
#1 - Wickedweb will have offices all over the world – predicted by Project Manager, Cat Woods
To round off our 10 Days of Top10s campaign we thought we'd look to the future. We've achieved so much over the last 10 years but there's plenty more to be achieved! We had some great suggestions (some more probably than others) but the top spot went to Project Manager, Cat Woods, who predicted Wickedweb's expansion across the world. With our London office now up and running and the imminent opening of Wickedweb Lithuania, we think Cat's prediction is more than probable…
DAY 10 - Top10 Predictions for the next 10 Yearsby Katie Butler / Make a Comment
As part of our 10 year anniversary celebrations, over the last 10 working days we've brought you our Wickedweb Top10s. From client requests to digital game changers, office quotes to HTML5 features, our Top10s demonstrate our interests and views as a forward-thinking, innovative digital marketing agency. Today marks the final day of our Top10 campaign; what better way to draw the campaign to a close than by highlighting our Top10 predictions for the next 10 years of Wickedweb? We've had some great suggestions (some more probable than others!). Have a read through and see what you think; we'll look back over this list in 10 years time and see how accurate we were…
1. Wickedweb will have offices all over the world (specific location predictions include New York, Lithuania, Hawaii and New Zealand) – Predicted by Project Manager, Cat Woods
2. We will have robots to make the tea… - Predicted by Developer, Simon Napper (Wickedweb's serial tea-making avoider)
3. We'll still be doing McDonald's runs, checked-shirt Fridays and Pub lunches – Predicted by Project Manager, Cat Woods
4. I will be married – Predicted by Executive Assistant, Rosie May (already has the dress, just needs the man…)
5. We'll be featured in the Top10 of the NMA Top 100 Interactive Agencies – Predicted by Marketing Executive, Katie Butler
6. Ian's to-do list will still exist – Predicted by Project Manager, Cat Woods
7. We will have launched a new discount Airline – WickedAir, which will operate in the UK, Latvia, Poland, Hungary and Romania. Once a month. – Predicted by Back End Developer, Denis Gordo
8. Neil's 'Insolence Book' will have been published and will be an international best seller – Predicted by Senior Account Executive, Nicole Tingley
9. We will have started producing consumer goods, for instance, the WickedPhone (better than the iPhone), the WickedCar (ECO vehicle with water-powered engine using water from the Wickedweb office tap) and the WickedBicycle (can be powered by the WickedPhone) – Predicted by Back End Developer, Denis Gordo
10. WickedTowers will exist (think Mugatu's skyscraper from Zoolander, but shinier…) – Submitted by Front End Developer, Chris Reid
Wickedweb festive celebrations!by Sue Akam / Make a Comment
The Wickedweb team had a fabulous evening at Asia de Cuba, St Martins Lane to celebrate this year's festivities. It was a great excuse to get dressed up and let our hair down...even the red carpet was out upon our arrival! (It was then apparent that the paparazzi were after Lily Allen who was right behind us).
In fact, it turned out to be a very star studded affair indeed due to the English National Ballet holding a VIP reception to launch the Christmas season on the same night - nothing like The Nutcracker to get in the Christmas mood!
Impressive food, jovial company and lots of dancing afterwards – the perfect Christmas party!
It's the day of the Wickedweb Christmas party at London's Asia di Cuba and preparations for a festive afternoon are well underway. And we are not just talking copious hairspray! Yes it is that time of year again for Secret Santa...and the gifts look very enticing under the tree.
(Only Niki knows who picked who, and so the rest of team have a surprise in store).
Once the gifts have been opened around the tree we will all make our way to the Light Bar for pre-dinner drinks, but not before we have tucked in to the mulled wine and mince pies...
Now personally I would prefer a little more Christmas Buble, but Glen isn't so keen. Still, can't have it all I guess!
Here's to a fantastic evening, with more pictures to follow.
Wickedweb get baking!by Cat Woods / Make a Comment
Following last year's bake off for Macmillan, we decided to do it all again this year – and what a feast for the eyes (and tummies)! Wickedwebbers have been busy in the kitchen baking their specialities and it is an impressive display: we have gingerbread cookies, chocolate and apricot sponge cake, cupcakes, Yule log, banoffee cake, Candy Sushi and gingerbread brownies to name a few!
The team can help themselves to this fabulous fare in return for a donation to our chosen charity this Christmas, the Orpheus Centre. This charity promotes transition into independent living, and provides opportunities for young disabled adults to encourage personal development through performing arts. This helps them gain the skills to live independently in the community and to make informed choices about their future.
The money we raise for the Orpheus Centre will be the icing on the cake! (see what we did there?)
You're in safe hands at Wickedweb...by Anna Dixon / Make a Comment
Richard, Simon and I have spent the day with St Johns Ambulance in Caterham, updating our First Aid certification and completing the Emergency First Aid at Work course. As well as ticking the paperwork boxes for the agency, the day was enjoyed by us all as the course leader delivered an interesting and entertaining day, and the banter was fast and furious, as you can imagine from the photo!
The course was extremely informative with a mix of video, presentation and role play styles used to teach the First Aid basics. We're now fully equipped to treat minor injuries, manage shock, choking, burns and heart attacks, deal with unconscious patients and carry out CPR. We fully recommend St Johns Ambulance for the course and feel confident in our ability to cope and help, should we be faced with an accident at work.
South Bank Socialby Sue Akam / Make a Comment
All work and no play makes Wickedweb a dull place to work, so it was definitely time to plan a social and continue our tradition of the good old night out! The Wickedweb amigos headed out for a Pimms on South Bank before a meal in Soho. Great people, great conversation and of course a cheeky cocktail or two!
We are now looking forward to the Halloween evening out...fancy dress at the ready!
Come on you Gills!by Niki Duggan / Make a Comment
Wickedweb were invited by the Chairman of Gillingham Football Club, Paul Scally, to be guests at their match against Port Vale.
After suiting and booting, the team headed along to the Priestfield Boardroom for a spot of lunch and a couple of drinks ahead of the afternoon's entertainment.
Armed with a few choice cheers including "Man on", "Chase it" and "Ref!" we headed outside to support the Gills.
Now, usually accustomed to seeing 11-men jumping around the pitch at a football match, it was a pleasant surprise (for the gentlemen especially) to see 10-lovely ladies instead - the new GFC Gems; the official Gillingham FC cheerleaders, warming up the crowd with an energetic routine. Needless to say, this was a welcomed treat and everyone seemed in good spirits as the match kicked off.
Despite dominating the first half, the Gills came away with just the one point, after a second half penalty by Danny Kedwell brought the score line to a 1-1 draw.
Wickedweb had a great time and would like to thank Paul and the rest of the GFC staff for a fantastic afternoon.
Wickedweb have been working with Gillingham Football Club on creating their new website suites for the Priestfield stadium, the first of which will be going live over the next week - so watch this space!
The team of Wickedwebbers headed for the O2 on Saturday night for 11:30pm to take part in London's first Shine event. This night time half marathon saw us take a 'power walk' through the streets of London to raise money for Cancer Research UK.
Beginning at the O2, we walked along the river Thames via Greenwich to the Cutty Sark and headed through Lewisham and Southwark Park before finally arriving at Tower Bridge and coming back again. The atmosphere was incredible and we were raring to go following our carbs beforehand...
With our personal messages pinned to our backs, we twinkled down the streets with 15,000 other walkers – and 4 hours and 55 minutes later we crossed the finish line having raised £1,162! We are thrilled to have had an opportunity to support our client, but not least to contribute towards their life changing work. Donations are still coming in, and so if you haven't supported us and would like to then visit our original fundraising page. It's not too late!
Well done to everyone that took part in the challenge. The question is...will we take on the full marathon next year?
Shine London 2011 - Wickedweb is fundraising for our client Cancer Research UK.by Sue Akam / Make a Comment
The Challenge
We have a team of seven active Wickedwebbers who will be carrying their lanterns through the streets of London in support of Cancer Research UK's Shine event on the 1st October. The challenge starts at 11:30pm and will continue through the night until we have finished the half marathon distance of 13.1 miles.
The Team
The team participating will be Niki Duggan, Sue Akam, Lynda Wells, Katy Gasson, Nicole Tingley, Chris Reid and Steve Coventry.
Each team member has a target of £150 to fundraise and you can click on the individual thumbnails below to help support their campaign - who will raise the most?
Wickedweb are an approved digital supplier for CR-UK and we hope that you might be willing to show your support for our awe-inspiring client.
Donating through JustGiving is simple, fast and totally secure. Your details are safe with JustGiving – they'll never sell them on or send unwanted emails. Once you donate, they'll send your money directly to the Cancer Research UK and make sure Gift Aid is reclaimed on every eligible donation by a UK taxpayer.
Thank you for supporting Wickedweb and CRUK, we really appreciate it. With two weeks to go, we are getting some practice in and will let you know how we are getting on.
Wish us luck!
Learn more about the Shine event.
Pigs DO fly!by Sue Akam / Make a Comment
Well, they say pigs don't fly but they do in Sevenoaks!
We appear to have a new member of the team. Lucky (as we have affectionately named him) literally flew in the window of our Sevenoaks HQ, taking our account management team by complete surprise.
It must have been a good luck omen – as minutes later we received fantastic news that we won a pitch! (Details will be shared soon).
We just had to keep him, and he has settled in nicely between Niki and Cat's desk. Best place really, the snacks are much better up this end of the office....
The new wallpaper is up!by Robert Hollander / 1 Comment(s)
We are loving the way our new HQ refurb is coming along. Even the miserable Monday morning rain can't stop us smiling at our new vista - and the perfect back ground for our staff photo shoot this Friday!
More shots coming soon...
The only question is...what do we call the stags?
We have a film star at Wickedweb!by Sue Akam / Make a Comment
Here's a shout out to our very own Billy Harvey. Not only does he rock as one of our developers, but he has the leading role in a short film 'Billy: Thoughts of a substitute'.
The Premiere went well, and the film has been awarded an official screening at the Cannes Film Festival 2011! We have our name down for tickets....
You can see more on the producer's website or visit Billy's Facebook page for all the news. Go Billy!
Sasquatch!by Emma Atkins / Make a Comment
Yesterday's Awwwards site of the day 23/03/2011: Sasquatch!
A music festival website sensationally designed, with rich illustrative graphics, a splendid lineup... was gutted to find that its all the way over in America!
National Geographic defy the odds and recreate. . . UP!by Emma Atkins / Make a Comment
I could not believe my eyes when I stumbled upon this magical little find! I rushed to share it with my boyfriend as the memories of sitting there blubbing on him (HA I know!) whilst watching the moving animated film, 'Up' by Pixar, came flooding back.
Nat Geo set a new world record for the largest balloon cluster flight ever attempted. The entire experimental aircraft was more than 10 stories high, reached an altitude of over 10,000 feet, and flew for approximately one hour.
Truely magnificent!
Liu Bolin - The Invisible Manby Emma Atkins / Make a Comment
Mr Bolin is a Chinese artist who spends up to 10 hours a time being painted to blend in perfectly to his chosen surroundings.
His work is impressive (not so sure on his other work - mainly sculptures which he's then set ablaze!) I've looked at all his pictures and decided I'd love to try out the one in the supermarket down the drinks isle . . . So beware when you next reach for a Coke in Sainsburys!
Check out his series called "Hiding in the City"
A man without a moustache is like a cup of tea without sugarby Robert Hollander / Make a Comment
Well... It's that time of year again when our wives & girlfriends look upon us with disgust and ban us from the bedroom... No it's not the World Cup but Movember.
Once again, members of the Wickedweb team are going all out in attempt to grow the best 'taches ever to be seen on the streets of Sevenoaks. For those of you that don't yet know, Movember was set up to raise awareness and money for prostate cancer which in the UK alone kills one man every hour.
If you'd like to support us and make a donation to this great cause you can click here to donate online using your credit card or Paypal.
We'll keep these pages updated with some photos of how our little beauties are coming along.
Last Friday, Wickedweb joined the world's largest coffee morning in support of Macmillan. With the theme - bake or fake - we presented a table full of home baked cakes and shop bought goodies and collected donations throughout the day from the army of cake lovers. We raised just over £60 in total.
Simon's banana and walnut cake stormed the event, closely followed by David's rum and chocolate torte.
Evidence below to tempt you...
Anna and Nicole baked biscuits for elevenses...
The bake-off team... Simon, Nicole, Anna and David.
Hever Castle Triathlon 2010by Anna Dixon / Make a Comment
The brave duo - Wickedweb's Denis and Stuart - were up extra early on Saturday 25th September. They were participating in the Hever Castle Sprint Triatlon, covering 400m open water swim, 20km cycle and 4km run.
Setting off in the 9am wave, trying to spot their orange swim hats in the water was like a live Where's Wally. Quick out of the water, Stuart was the first of the two running uphill to the bike transition, and maintained his lead throughout the run with Denis only minutes behind.
Hever Castle and the grounds looked stunning in the early morning sun, but the wind chill was freezing so it was a relief for the chaps to cross the finishing line. Results are out, and well done to our two triathletes who completed the course in a very honourable time:
Stuart - 1:22:44
Denis - 1:37:08
I will be on the competing side next year, I promise...
To find out more about the Castle Triathlon Series, visit the website.
Wickedweb's Cross-Channel Challengeby Anna Dixon / Make a Comment
May 1st marked the start of our exciting new sporting challenge. In a bid to get fit and tone up, a group of us have set out to swim the 22-mile cross-channel distance between Dover and Calais!
Fortunately however, no goose fat is required! We'll be swimming the distance in our local pool, covering a total of 1416 lengths each in just 12 weeks. Stuart, Kalli, Chris and I will be waving goodbye to our dignity as we don our speedos and goggles. We'll be supporting each other on the outside, but are really in competition to be the first to cross the line. Meanwhile, Denis will be attempting to show us all up, swimming to France and back in the same time!
You can keep track of our progress by checking our blog for updates, and watch out for our channel map showing the distance we've covered and who's taken the lead.
You had me at "digital..."by Mark Townsend / Make a Comment
The way each of us view the World Wide Web is an experience unique to our own interests, dictating on where our digital travels take us. So with the digital world becoming more dynamic by the day from more real time results, (provided by the more popular search engines and dynamic websites continuing to upgrade the content) we are constantly required to install, upgrade and update our systems no matter our travels.
This move to become more dynamic has pushed "static" websites out of the picture and more importantly out of the search results, seeing more of us creating our own network with a large amount content being updated regularly. A common example for a business keeping digital sees them maintaining and optimising a dynamic website, tweeting about notes of relevance, providing customers/clients with Facebook activity and more. This is a task not lightly approached compared to the previous "static" website with the same content for months on end.
As we know the WWW is always moving forwards, although I believe we can happily say creating and maintaining a large digital presence will be hugely beneficial regarding business for some time yet, even if the tools we use achieve this take a few turns here and there.
Living in this digital world we are never shocked when technologies move forward, but sometimes we are impressed. Some of the changes that caught my eye recently included the way we browse. We haven't seen many new brands moving in new browsers over the past couple of years until Chrome came along. As the power struggle continues with the long lasting few we saw this new browser emerge in the top three, which set out around September 2008 saw a continuing rise, from 3% of the whole market in September to a staggering 12.3% in March 2010. (stats). This means Safari and Opera are providing a browsing experience for only a small part and the market is left between Internet Explorer (34.9%), Firefox (46.2%) and Chrome (12.3%). If Chrome's presence shows no sign slowing down I can see some real competition starting here.
For the future we have had seen Facebook claim to be taking on Google: "Facebook's bid to rule the web as it goes social" and similarly Yahoo are confident "Google will have a problem" for its future due to lack of branching out in terms of business as well.
To confirm the strength of Social Media think back to a time Before Facebook, would you of thought a social networking site would give people the ability to join groups and unite for or against public concerns, seeing headlines like "Facebook groups strength"? on BBC news. We are truly moving a large amount of economy to our digital business' which is in turn providing a larger and smarter digital world.
Books Just Got An Upgradeby James Saunders / Make a Comment
Picture this scene for a few months time if you will. Instead of sitting on the Underground listening to the rustling of newspaper pages as the tunnel dwellers flick through their fix of free gossip and lonely hearts you can expect shaking, spinning, flipping and tipping as excited readers tuck into their new eBook, Alice For the iPad.
This 52 page app features illustrations restored from Lewis Carroll's original book and promises that no journey through the timeless tale will ever be the same - tilting the iPad in a different way will make the Mad Hatter madder or grow Alice to the size of a house.
Take a look below.
Unfortunately I suspect you won't be able to pick up a used iPad on the Central Lines for the journey home though.
Ping Pong Dim Sum Funby Wickedweb / Make a Comment
Last night Wickedwebers descended on Waterloo's Dim Sum restaurant Ping Pong for a spot of No. 268 The Sichuan Feast Selection… Chicken, beef and clams individually cooked with Sichuan spice and served with ginger, garlic and chilli soy sauce… there were a few beers too... lovely food, lovely people, just lovely...
Code as a poetry and passion for creativity.by Denis Gordo / Make a Comment
Writing code and creating interesting and useful applications as a forum or a gallery should not limit the creative flight of programmer. Starting to work on my new workplace in a new office could not hold me out of creating my favorite time-lapse shoots.
The (Wicked)web Smorgåsbordby James Saunders / Make a Comment
The internet is such a vast and wonderful place, full of sneezing pandas and Rickrolling that it's easy to miss some of its entangled strands of delight. Luckily, I'm going to post up a few things which you might like to ease away your midweek blues.
Twitter gets a new homepage
Twitter unveiled a new homepage on Thursday and I've got to say, it does a much better job at demystifying just what it is that the micro-blogging service is actually all about. As with the previous design, search is still a strong focus but a lot of the vagueness which surrounded the service has been given the boot.
For a few months, Twitter was so chic it didn't need to actually tell anyone what it was about, instead relying on word of mouth and enthusiastic web agencies to pass on its message. Or that's how it seemed to me at least. I can't imagine that many curious business owners would've felt the need to create an account based on the previous homepage.
With the new web design, it's far easier for a potential user to understand what Twitter is all about. A nifty algorithm plucks interesting tweets from the Twittersphere and places them front and centre on the page. Couple that with the block of brands and celebrities using the service and the decision to click 'sign up' seems a lot easier to make.
The Twitter Blog describes the change as:
"... our recent changes embrace the notion that Twitter is not just for status updates anymore. It's a network where information is exchanged and consumed at a rapid clip every second of the day. With so much being shared, we know that there's something of value for everyone. People who internalize the value of Twitter understand the power of this simple medium. But it hasn't been easy to make that value transparent or obvious for curious folks coming to Twitter for the first time."
I think that sums it up nicely.
Album covers make great book covers
Something to inspire you next, a collection of album covers re-imagined as Penguin Classic books.
If Picasso had a netbook, this is what he'd be sat doing right now
Well, sort of.
This little project makes use of HTML 5 which will be rolling onto a browser near you in about ten years. This really is a glimpse into the future of what websites could be capable of.
One of the main features of HTML 5 is the dramatic reduction in the need for resource hogging, constantly updating, randomly crashing RIA proprietary plugins like Adobe Flash, Microsoft Silverlight and Java. HTML 5 will also mean that embedding a video is as easy as , and common CSS elements such as and will create much cleaner code for everyone involved.
The good news is that, although it isn't expected that HTML 5 will become the norm for a few years yet, many aspects of it are currently stable and open for exploratory business. Watch this space...
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The title sequence for the US show Dexter is a work of art. Every time I watch it I am compelled to turn around to whoever is within earshot and tell them just how brilliant I think it is.
On my 'top title sequences ever' list, this sits at number one.
And finally...Even evil scientists tweet
In the style of a true James Bond villain, the gaggle of Nuclear physicists who are in charge of the world's largest death ray [which they refer to as the Large Hadron Collider] over at CERN in Switzerland yesterday revealed that their plan for world domination was close to completion. And how did they decide to broadcast this proclamation of doom [and scientific revelry] I hear you cry... Twitter of course.
The one update I don't want from them is 'Oooops'.
Be sure to follow the end of the world in 140 characters or less.
Oh...You didn't click the Rick Astley link did you?
Knole Park in the snowby Anna Dixon / Make a Comment
On 7th January, some of the team headed into nearby Knole Park for a brisk lunchtime walk and snow fight.
The snow fall had transformed the already stunning National Trust estate into a winter wonderland and catching a glimpse of the deer in the snow was magic. Making the most of Sevenoaks' rural surroundings and Knole Park just 5 minutes walk from the office, Cat, Anna and Billy walked to the highest point to take in the views, created snow angels and indulged in snow fights and sledging... only minus the sledge!
With the new office providing easy access to London, quicker commutes for most and many high street shops on the doorstep, as well open countryside and perfect snow fight territory, the Wickedweb team is truely loving the new development office location.
Movember at Wickedwebby Anna Dixon / Make a Comment
The development team has this month joined forces to raise money for The Prostate Cancer Charity by supporting Movember. Billy Harvey, Steve Coventry, Danny Sharkey, Mark Townsend, Robert King, and Art Director, Rob Hollander, are all sporting moustaches throughout November and are looking for sponsorship to help the 35,000 men who are diagnosed each year with prostrate cancer in the UK. The figures are astonishing so we wanted to do something to make a difference and help raise awareness.
The moustaches were all rather impressive, as you can see, but the 'Best Wickedweb Moustache' award went to Rob King, our Lead Developer, who sports a moustache daily and it was a relief for all when the amateurs shaved off their efforts!
BBC Television interviews Wickedweb – How can politicians use social media marketing to engage with their voters?by Anna Dixon / Make a Comment
This week Wickedweb's online marketing manager was interviewed by the BBC's The Politics show. With lots of talk on the 2010 general election and how to win voters, The Politics Show was interested to talk with a leading digital marketing agency regarding social media.
Wickedweb manage a range of online marketing projects including social media engagement. With a strong focus on strategy, Wickedweb was able to advise on what works and what doesn't on social networks like Facebook and Twitter.
The show will be aired at 12.00 on Sunday 11th October 2009 on BBC 1. After the show has appeared on TV the show will be available via the BBC iPlayer.
If you are interested to find out what social media can do for you please contact Wickedweb today on 0207 183 4999 or use the contact form.
Triathlon successby Anna Dixon / Make a Comment
The Wickedweb team triumphed on 1st August, completing the Mazda London Triathlon in impressive times (for amateurs!!) and raising over £800 for Concern Worldwide. The event was great fun and competition between the Wickedweb teams was tough, with Stuart's swim putting his team in front from the start and Ian, the quickest Wickedweb cyclist, closing the gap. It was all to play for in the run and we finished the day sporting medals, and smiles of relief!
Swinging from the tree topsby Anna Dixon / Make a Comment
This weekend we've been swinging from the trees at the Leeds Castle Go Ape' high wire forest adventure course! With hanging hoops, zip wires, tarzan nets, rope ladders, tunnels and bridges, we climbed and swung our way along the obstacles, literally taking our lives in our own hands. Our team working skills were polished as together, we all laughed at Billy, suspended in the air, one foot caught in a hoop, the other swinging aimlessly, trying to find his footing! Leaping off platforms, hanging only from harnesses, we enjoyed the sense of flying freedom but the risk was too much for some, as Lynda put it "I did swing from very high trees, believe me it was not a breeze!". We had so much fun and would highly recommend it.
The London Triathlon 2009 will be one to rememberby Anna Dixon / Make a Comment
Two teams from Wickedweb have entered The London Triathlon 2009 to raise money for Concern Worldwide. With only one experienced triathlete among the teams, the event will be one to remember as Anna, Ian, Steve, James and Matthew battle their ways across the line displaying advanced skills in doggy-paddle, cycling with stabilizers and flat footed running! With 10 weeks to go and training schedules looking scratchy, we vow to get into shape quick-sharp and will keep you updated on our progress.
We have chosen to support Concern Worldwide after working with them to create an ecard for existing donators, highlighting the charity's work around the globe to eliminate extreme poverty. The charity helps those suffering in the poorest communities in Africa, Asia, Europe and the Caribbean through health and nutrition, education, livelihood support and emergency relief and Wickedweb is keen to help make a difference.
The triathlon will take place on 1st August at the ExCel Centre, London, so if you can make it, we'd love your support.
Christmas shenanigansby Anna Dixon / Make a Comment
Wickedweb digital marketing agency celebrated the Christmas holidays in style, starting with a Grapevine tour of Vinopolis - London's wine tasting venue - before a festive and delicious meal in Covent Garden's Fire & Stone... we enjoyed the best Christmas pizza for miles around!
Fortunately for you, this photo, featuring just a few of your favourite Wickedwebbers (the others were, predictably, getting the next round in!), is pre-wine... we can now share, first hand, a secret... wine tasting before food doesn't work! The other photos are staying under wraps... No bribes will be accepted. We hope you all had great a Christmas and look forward to seeing you in 2009!
Run, Wickedweb, Run!by Anna Dixon / Make a Comment
On Sunday 12th October, eight figures emerging through the fog became seven Wickedwebers stumbling to the start line of the Leeds Castle 10k run to raise money for Cancer Research UK. Through the cold, dense mist and around the challenging up-hill, down-hill course, the team fought on, some through hangovers, (Matt!), and completed 70k between them, hurting never-before used muscles and getting blisters, but all in aid of a good cause.
Stuart was first across the line for Wickedweb, with Steve hot on his heels, and Matt not close behind. Team spirit was high at the finish line as Stu, Matt, Steve, Shane, Gwen, Cat and Lynda posed with medals while team-paparazzi Anna snapped away and supplied home-baked chocolate biscuits by way of an apology for not running! Despite the early start, everyone had great fun and we're proud we took part, so we're vowing to be back again next year!
Flour powerby Anna Dixon / 3 Comment(s)
Kicking off our newly formed collaboration with Rank Hovis, the Wickedweb team was treated to a day's baking at the company's head office.
Going back to school were Anna, senior account manager, and Rob, senior designer, who competed in a personal (and highly competitive) bake-off to create Hovis Wheatgerm loaves and bread rolls.
Working under the watchful eye of the master baker, the pair managed to rise to the occasion, proving that good fun and education can be a real recipe for success.
Over land and sea...by Anna Dixon / Make a Comment
As if recently acquiring a new member of the family wasn't stressful enough, Wickedweb's MD Stuart finished months of strenuous training to queue up on the start line of the London Triathlon in early August.
While most of Britain amused themselves with armchair athletics, watching the world's finest battle it out in Beijing, Stuart was storming through London in water, on foot and by pedal power.
Just two hours and 55 minutes later, he crossed the finish line to raise more than £600 for the Teenage Cancer Trust, and having put a 1.5k swim, a 10k run and a 40k bike ride behind him.
But as Stuart would doubtless testify, it was nothing compared to the rigours of looking after a new-born baby...
Back in the saddleby Anna Dixon / Make a Comment
After working long and hard on the NSPCC's Big Bike Ride website, it was time for the greatest challenge yet - actually taking part.
In late July, the Wickedweb team wheeled their bikes to the start line of the Horsham event in Sussex.
The ride got off to a troubled start when one member of Team Wickedweb was stopped and requested to produce proof-of-age ID, despite wearing a really quite striking 'bride to be' sash and accompanying veil.
Said member was later seen clinging to the back of another colleague's bike in an attempt to roll over the finish line in tandem, but was keen to point out that it's the taking part, not the winning, that counts.
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Federal Republic of Somalia: Gender Inequality
Somalia: Fact file
10 million
99% Muslim - Shari'a law
Somali Democratic Republic 1969 - 1991
1991 - ongoing - Somali Civil War
Somaliland, Putland and Galmudug
2000 - Interim TNG
2006 - TFG with Ethiopian Army regained control from ICU
Formation of Al-Shabaab
Federal Government of Somalia - August 2012
Rostow's Model Stage 1
Introduction to Women in Somalia
"A mother's purpose is to be a cook, laundrywoman, nurturer and wife to her husband," - traditional role of women
50% of population
600,000 women IDP of reproductive age
Maternal mortality rate - 1,400 per 100,000 live births
Women in Society
Male dominance
2011 FGM legalised in Puntland
Conflicting national constitution drafts - corruption?
5% female literacy rate
12% female teachers
2004 UNICEF report - 22% primary school enrollment, 9% girls, 6% at secondary school
Unprotected IPD settlements
Perpetrators live in impunity
Gender Inequality within Somalia 2013
Guiding Frameworks for Gender Equality
The Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action on Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment, 1995
UNSCRs 1325, 1820, 1888 and 1889
"One of the poorest, most violent and lawless countries, Somalia ranked fifth due to a catalog of dangers including high maternal mortality, rape, female genital mutilation (FGM) and child marriage"
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Somalia's al-Shabab barring most foreign workers
MOGADISHU, Somalia – Al-Qaida-linked militants in Somalia vowed to keep most international aid workers out of the country despite a worsening famine, and the U.N. warned Friday that 800,000 children in the region could die from starvation.
Frustrated aid groups said they want to deploy more food assistance in Somalia but don't yet have the necessary safety guarantees to do so. The anarchic country has been mired in conflict for two decades and its capital is a war zone.
The renewed threat from al-Shabab means only a handful of agencies will be able to respond to the hunger crisis in militant-controlled areas of southern Somalia. And the largest provider of food aid – the U.N. World Food Program – isn't among those being allowed inside.
The U.N. fears tens of thousands of people already have died in the famine.
Internally displaced Somalis have been heading to the capital. The number of Somalis who arrived in Mogadishu in July – 21,100 – is more than four times the number that arrived in June and more than 10 times the number that arrived in May, according to the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees.
UNICEF, one of the few groups that does operate in al-Shabab-controlled areas, said it was gearing up to deliver "unprecedented supplies" across the region.
Somalia is the most dangerous country in the world to work in, according to the U.N.'s World Food Program, which has lost 14 relief workers in the past few years. WFP pulled out of Islamist-controlled southern Somalia after the rebels demanded cash payments and other concessions.
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With the current cost of government largely tied to the salaries, benefits and pensions of public sector employees and most state contracts being awarded to more expensive unionized contractors, an Executive Councilor Robert Burns would get directly involved in union negotiations to ensure reasonable contracts and make sure non-union companies get the same opportunities for state jobs as unionized companies, the candidate said today.
"There's an attitude in government right now that the Executive Council should simply accept any contract that the unions negotiate with the governor or that a union company should always get the government contract, and this business-as-usual mentality has got to change for the good of New Hampshire taxpayers," said Robert Burns, a candidate for the District 4 Executive Council seat. "Traditionally, the governor is the chief negotiator in union or contract discussions, and then he brings the result of his negotiations to the Executive Council to approve. There's no reason executive councilors should wait for the result of those negotiations before they take action.
"If entrusted by the people to serve as their executive councilor, I will personally get involved in union negotiations and bring common sense back to the negotiating table so the final result of these negotiations will be a contract that I can feel comfortable supporting," Burns said. "I will also do the legwork to make sure the state is awarding contracts to the least expensive, highest quality contractor, regardless of whether they are a union shop. No longer will union shops get the nod to overcharge taxpayers for work that could have been done much less expensively by another firm."
As Hillsborough County Treasurer, Robert Burns has worked with public employees who do a great job for much more reasonable pay and benefits than those at the state level. County workers do not get automatic pay increases, and more importantly, their pay is merit based, Burns said. County employees do not get step increases, they contribute to their health insurance, they don't accumulate sick time or vacation days and they don't get bonuses when they leave early, he said.
"Clearly, I think Hillsborough County does a better job managing the compensation packages of its public employees than the state, and my experience at the county level will help when I sit at the negotiation table in Concord," Burns said. "One of the things I'll advocate for is merit-based pay in contracts, and if that requires a change in the law, I'll work with legislators to make that happen," Burns said. "No employee should get a raise simply for showing up to work every day for a year. Pay increases should be earned, just like they are in the private sector. And as an added benefit, the taxpayers will get state workers who put more effort into their jobs.
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While Right to Work requires a legislative change, an Executive Councilor Burns would be a strong advocate of changing the law so that employees can opt-out of union membership, decline agency fee payments as non-union employees and negotiate with their employer on their own behalf.
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Hello, Wikians and newcomers. And welcome to my blog post.
This blog post is all about protecting, and preserving your own privacy in all parts of Wikia. As the Wikia has a very vast network of wikis, there will be threats to the privacy of our own personal information on Wikia and most of them usually happen on the live Special:Chat. In this blog post, I will be tackling about the importance of protecting your personal information and maintaining your sense of privacy as this blog post will be able to..
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- educate them about the loopholes of the chat's private message/screenshot policies.
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Online stalking is a breach of Wikia's policies wherein a gatherer deliberately compiles and gathers personal information of an unsuspecting victim for the gatherer's personal gain. There are a couple of methods used to gather personal information, and the most common way of doing so is to ask the victim directly. There are also subtle means of gathering personal information like, finding all the people who know about the victim and questioning them one by one.
Harassments are a different issue compared to stalking, but the gatherer will strive to attain what he/she wants from you through the means of threats like the tracing of your internet protocol address so that 'he could pay you a visit' and all other sorts of cybercrime that includes the leakage of your personal information over the internet (doxxing), and some unorthodox methods like the unwanted delivery of pizzas right at your doorstep, and the sending of law enforcement teams at your doorstep thinking that there are illegal goods/acts that might be taking place inside your homes.
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- Never give your personal information to strangers who private message you on Wikia chats until you reach the point where you think you can trust them.
- Do not respond to questions asked in private messages such as "asl?", "Are you single?", "How old are you", "Where do you live", and "What country are you from?".
- Learn when to say "no" and when to say "yes". It makes much difference.
- Minimize the number of personal information you put on your user page. It's better that you only give them to people who you really trust.
Here's a little caveat though, it's totally up to you should you decide to give your personal information to strangers lurking on Wikia chats. If you do so, the wiki's management will not be liable for any cases of theft. The best that they can only do is to ban the offender.
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Now that you've read the informative content of this blog post, I'm mostly hoping I've educated a lot of users with the insightful awareness blog post I made. I'm hoping that it would bring changes on some wikis' privacy policy and I'm hoping I'll be able to help a lot of people having trouble on dealing with Wikia harassers and offenders that would go far on breaching others' privacies for their own personal gain. I'm also hoping the victims of Wikia stalking and harassment will be given justice that they deserve, and I'm wishing that this blog post will raise awareness of minor cybercrimes commited on the internet, especially to the minor and teenage users of Wikia.
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