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Exciting times for Butlins...

by nikim 30. January 2009 11:12

Butlins are expanding their premium accommodation portfolio with a new hotel at their Bognor Regis Resort.

Ocean Hotel is due to open in August, and is already getting some good coverage from The Sun and The Telegraph.

Even better, Butlins features at number 8 in  The Times 100 Summer Holidays for 2009 survey.  They advise 'We reckon it’s going to be rather trendy this year, so book early'. 


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Innovative form of recycling

by maxf 28. January 2009 14:41

better than a stud wall...

 ...probably not as energy efficient .


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Mind boggling figures

by philipb 28. January 2009 12:08

In December 2008 Facebook drew 228 million unique worldwide visitors; more than 1 in 5 people who accessed the internet visited the site. Facebook now has 100 million more global users than MySpace. Page views are even more dramatic 80 billion for Facebook versus 43 billion for MySpace in December. Read more


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Great stop motion music video

by maxf 28. January 2009 11:11

The tune is alright aswell.


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A Digital Dark Age?

by Philipb 28. January 2009 09:56

 Websites must be saved for posterity, so says Lynne Bridley, the chief executive of the British Library. If not, historians will be faced with yawning gaps of information. Take George Bush, for example, late of the White House, all traces of whom have been vanished from the Presidential website.

 To prevent a digital 'Dark Age', Bridley urges us to save as much of the ephemera of the internet as possible. The question is this: what is wheat and what is chaff? Think of the great documents of history: the Doomsday Book, the reliefs of Bis-tun in Iran, the Dead Sea Scrolls, the Declaration of Independence-what a tragedy it would be if we were to lose them.
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