At the recent 2009 3M Award for Innovation in Libraries, The Prow was awarded 2nd place. The Prow website was one of three finalists in the LIANZA (Library and Information Association of New Zealand Aotearoa) 3M Award for Innovation in Libraries. The 3M Award promotes excellence and innovation in library and information services and is [...]
The Prow, the Nelson/Marlbough/Tasman website we @ web one together with Signetix was involved in the building of , featuring historical and cultural stories is in the running for an award.
Electronic waste (e-waste) can seriously harm the environment, wildlife and human health when dumped in landfills. eDay is a simple free and effective way to recycle your old computer equipment and mobile phones in an environmentally sustainable way.
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We receive quite a bit of enquiry from our clients about various offers they receive relating to their website. In recent times an organisation called Linkstar in the UK, have been contacting some clients offering to pay for a text advert on their website back to one of their client sites. All sounds very nice [...]
Several clients have been in contact with us this week enquiring about an email they received relating to their domain name. Here is an example
Love this one. Google has launched a free website, Flu Trends, that shows how widespread the flu is in the North and South islands each day.
Recently, Peter was offered the opportunity to test drive a new Ford Fiesta by MS Ford Nelson (one of our clients). A required trip to Blenheim for an appointment was the ideal opportunity to take advantage of Alan Kirby’s generous offer. This is Peters thoughts on the new Ford Fiesta.
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Have you got a great story to tell about days gone by in the Nelson, Tasman regions? Come along to learn more about developing and submitting your story to the top of the South’s new regional heritage website.
An associate of ours sent an email a few minutes ago with a link to a YouTube video Did you know that China will soon become the Number one english speaking country in the world? Did you know that the top 10 in-demand jobs in 2010 did not exist in 2004?
Tomorrow 15 February is the launch of The Prow website. The Prow: ngā kōrero o te tau ihu is the beginning of a journey, which will preserve the history and heritage of our region – Nelson, Marlborough and Tasman – and make it more widely accessible.