Integrate Linkedin and Twitter for Business

Twit­ter can be a fun way to find new busi­ness and intro­duce your­self to many peo­ple very quickly. How­ever it’s not so great for giv­ing peo­ple more detail about your expe­ri­ence or com­pany. Get the best of both worlds and inte­grate them!

Source: blog.linkedin.com

Campaign for True Democracy

As the British Gen­eral elec­tion nears closer and voter apa­thy seems to be ram­pant from the after­math of the expenses scan­dal. I have been left won­der­ing how could the gov­ern­ment imple­ment a true demo­c­ra­tic sys­tem and restore some faith in the political system?

Lots of peo­ple cur­rently use the Inter­net to do all kinds of things online. We pay our tax, bills, and some find true love. So why can’t we vote online?

Here’s the idea

The gov­ern­ment should cre­ate a face­book style social net­work­ing web­site where all kinds of things can be dis­cussed and more impor­tantly voted on. I would be inter­ested to find out if any local coun­cils have already imple­mented such a sys­tem and I won­der what the effects of that some­thing like this has been on the local community?

Search Based Keyword Tool

Google Search Based Key­word Tool

Dolphin 7 Community Software

I first looked at Dol­phin about one year ago, even then I had a sus­pi­cion that it was going to become a big player. I am glad to see the project mov­ing for­ward. It will be inter­est­ing to see how this solu­tion com­pares with BuddyPress.

The MikroKopter is the coolest thing I have seen this year

The poten­tial for some­thing like this is amaz­ing. I am think­ing of build­ing one for doing some aer­ial photography.

MikroKopter — Hexa­Kopter from Hol­ger Buss on Vimeo.

We already have a website Why do we need a new one?

In the old days (that’s 10 years ago in Web Design terms)

Web design has changed. In the old days you use to have to know a whole load of HTML even to get some­thing sim­ple online. Most of us have one sim­ple require­ment, we want to pub­lish our con­tent online our­selves with­out hav­ing to call a web devel­oper to add or change some con­tent on our website.

Hyper­Stream are not loyal to tech­nol­ogy. We like change. When a bet­ter way of doing some­thing presents itself we usu­ally adopt that tech­nol­ogy and are always open to new ideas, this is part of our ethos. This is why we cur­rently build 80% of our web­sites using Word­Press. Sim­ply put this is one of the best open source pub­lish­ing plat­forms avail­able today and some­thing of a rev­o­lu­tion in con­tent man­age­ment and publishing.

How can we help?

1. Review your website
2. Sug­gest improvements
3. Refresh your design
4. Install feed­back sys­tem to gain valu­able customer information
5. Inte­grate a Con­tent Man­age­ment Sys­tem that is suit­able for your company
6. Imple­ment a web mar­ket­ing strat­egy and bespoke mar­ket­ing campaign
7. Build a pro­fes­sional blog to com­ple­ment your exist­ing website
8. Track and Analyse your visitors
9. Edit and pub­lish online video and inte­grate into your website
10. Bring you more business

Tell us what you want. We are ready to listen.

The Plain English Campaign

Gob­bledy­gook generator

Enjoy! Please never use this type of lan­guage in your doc­u­ments. It is just for fun.

Here’s my sam­ple of mean­ing­less drivel.

“Forward-looking com­pa­nies invest in three-dimensional admin­is­tra­tive alignment.”

Please tell me if you ever find any gob­bledy­gook on this web­site. It is easy to get wrapped up in your industry’s own lan­guage and make things dif­fi­cult to under­stand with­out even real­iz­ing it.

Play videos from your computer on your TV

The method for get­ting video con­tent from your com­puter to your TV all depends on your cur­rent setup.  Tver­sity now at ver­sion 1.7 has come along way since its ini­tial release.

What Tver­sity essen­tially allows you to do is stream video from your com­puter to a num­ber of devices such as XBOX, PS3, and WII. Using the net­work avail­abil­ity of these con­soles video is streamed across your home or office local network.

In addi­tion to allow­ing you to watch video on your TV, it can also stream audio, and load your pho­tos. The only down­side to this solu­tion is that both your com­puter and con­sole needs to be switched on.

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