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  1. Rail Operator and Code Computerlove boost Mobile Experience with location-based station information

    Katy Cowan /

    First TransPennine Express (FTPE) has updated its mobile website, m.tpexpress.co.uk, to incorporate location-based information such as station facilities and onward travel options. The move follows the introduction of GEO Location technology, which automatically directs...

  2. FundedApps brings first publicly-sourced app idea to life

    Katy Cowan /

    FundedApps – the developers who give consumers the chance to create their own apps – has brought its first publicly-sourced app to market. Father of two Sean Connolly submitted his idea for an app...

  3. New partnership with Japan to increase employability opportunities

    Katy Cowan /

    Edge Hill University has linked up with Japan to share best practice in technology which will result in better employability opportunities for students. The St Helens-based University has been awarded a grant from the Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation – a charity that supports closer links between Britain and Japan - to help forge new links with the country and improve...

  4. Deep Blue Sky’s the limit for Bath digital agency

    Jaselyn Melling /

    A young, pioneering digital agency from Bath is continuing to go from strength to strength amidst a competitive market. Over the past 12 months, innovative web firm Deep Blue Sky has doubled the size of its team and relocated to bigger offices as a result. The company, formed in November 2008 by Managing Director Jim Morrison, was previously based in a unit at Green Park Station...

  5. Announcing the Omniversity of Manchester

    Jaselyn Melling /

    MadLab - Manchester’s pioneering creative and digital community space - have announced the “Omniversity of Manchester”, a new series of professional training courses at the MadLab, lead by some of the sharpest minds and most cutting-edge practitioners in digital and future-looking sectors in the country...

  6. Paid Work Placements available for Creative Industries students and graduates in Wales!

    Joanna Kinch /

    GO Wales is a unique government backed project with a fantastic range of Work Placement opportunities available for students and graduates in all parts of Wales. If you are a student or graduate and looking for a workplacement to help you on the way to securing your feet unto the next rung in your career path, then this could be just the ticket and worth a read. ...

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