Cambridge Pro Video rebrands to become Somersault Video Productions
It’s a case of New Year, new brand for local video production company Cambridge Pro Video, which will now be known as Somersault Video Productions.
Cambridge Network launches CareerStart
Cambridge Network member companies and young jobseekers are invited to participate in a trial of CareerStart, a new initiative aimed at helping to break the vicious circle of ‘no experience, so no job... no job, so no experience’.
Brighter climes with KISS,says Business Weekly
Integrated agency, KISS Communications has been voted number two marketing agency in Business Weekly’s New Year Honours List.
Breeding better grasses for food and fuel
Researchers from the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) Sustainable Bioenergy Centre (BSBEC) have discovered a family of genes that could help us breed grasses with improved properties for diet and bioenergy.
UK's leading bed manufacturer launches new website - with Cambridge agency, TAG
TAG has been commissioned to design and develop a new website for Staples Beds, made in Huntingdon.
BrightSign and UK-based signagelive collaboration brings digital signage solutions to 35 c...
BrightSign, LLC®, a trusted name in feature-rich digital sign and kiosk controllers that are affordable and easy to use, announced today that it has teamed with UK-based signagelive® to ensure full compatibility between their products.
IT Salary Survey is published
Specialist recruiters THE ONE GROUP have completed a 2012 IT salary survey for Cambridgeshire professionals.
Deloitte analyses top trends for the telecoms industry for 2012
• The number of £65 “smartphones” in use will reach 500 million. • The number of apps available will surpass two million by year-end 2012, double the total as of December 2011. • The volume of data sent between devices via short-range wireless connections, bypassing the Web, will double in 2012.
Deloitte analyses top trends for the technology industry for 2012
• Consumer tech will continue to see robust demand in 2012, with record numbers of devices sold globally. • Multiple ownership of tablets proliferates: five million tablets will be sold to people who already own one, generating up to £1.3 billion in revenue.
Sapien IT offers fixed price websites
Sapien IT is offering fixed price websites - £600 for a brand new modern-looking website.
What is Social Media Optimisation?
It’s quite clear what Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is all about, but what is SMO? FCG Consultancy's Jonathan Wainwright explains.....
UK government grants will secure a step-change in the way science, literature and IP intel...
The UK government’s Technology Strategy Board (TSB) has awarded grants to CambridgeIP to build on the company’s exceptional work in meeting the strategic information needs of R&D intensive organisations around the world.
TAG and SodaStream develop 2012 Climate Week brand identity
Branding specialists TAG were commissioned by SodaStream to design and develop a brand for the 2012 Climate Week.
Smooth muscle cells created from patients’ skin cells
Scientists have created cells which make up the walls of blood vessels; research could lead to new treatments and better screening for cardiovascular disease.
Mobas develops young digital talent
Cambridge-based integrated agency Mobas recruits Junior Web Developer
Anglia Ruskin to host NSPCC fashion show
Anglia Ruskin University is hosting an NSPCC charity fashion show and auction in Cambridge on Wednesday, 7 March (7pm) to celebrate the 25th anniversary of ChildLine.
Andes Charity Challenge raises money for Macmillan Cancer Support
Inspired by a local businessman’s plans to raise £100k for Macmillan Cancer Support, tackling the toughest mountain in South America – Babraham Bioscience Technologies (BBT) Ltd has joined forces with the contractors currently developing the Babraham Research Campus, to take Mr Roger Parker closer to his target.
Biotech can overtake hi-tech in Cambridge: Vice-chancellor
Cambridge University and Cambridge Biomedical Campus can help the local biotech cluster chase down the lead opened up by the city’s hi-tech and ICT companies, according to the University’s vice-chancellor.
Tame your computer - save yourself time
In her regular series for Cambridge Network members, software training expert Karen Roem offers handy tips to help you 'Tame your computer'. This week she describes how to enter the current date and/or time into a worksheet (Excel 2000-2010*)...
Salimetrics publishes 'Frequently Asked Questions' in German, French, Spanish and Italian
To assist Saliva researchers in Europe, Salimetrics has today published technical support documents in four European languages.
Competition to find architects and landscape architects for North West Cambridge
The University of Cambridge is looking for a number of complementary architectural and landscape firms – large and small – for its ambitious new urban extension in North West Cambridge.
Charting the rise and decline of the Gothic Cathedral
A comprehensive exploration into Gothic cathedrals and their place in medieval society will be the focus of a series of Cambridge University Slade Lectures in Fine Art entitled 'The Gothic Cathedral: A New Heaven and a New Earth'.
2012 CES grows, excites and catalyses
(BUSINESS WIRE)--Executives from business, government, entertainment, automotive, consumer electronics and every major industry converged on the 2012 International CES® to experience new ways of doing business at the world’s largest consumer technology tradeshow.
Cambridge company WaveFX streams events and presentations around the world
Webcasting and webinars are an extremely cost effective and easy way to reach a global audience, but the interaction between presenter and viewer has always been lacking.
Smart phones found to cause stress
Consulting Tools's StressScan was used in a piece of research looking at the relationship between Smart phone use and stress. The study uncovered a vicious circle where people would use their smart phone to alleviate stress, but end up more stressed from using the phones.