Chris Norton – Norton Notes PR Blog

Well not a day goes by that we don't seem to be sent a new social networking tool to test out at Wolfstar and no sooner have we have all started using Doplr and Twitter in our daily lives and along comes another service called Friendfeed FriendFeed...

I have just received the attached video by email, which Seb and I thought was very cool A big thanks goes to Mr Justin McKeown for supplying it and brightening up my day I always like to see football being played well - probably because I play like...

I picked up The Guardian this morning and read an interesting article by Mark Sweney about the Financial Times which plans to create an exclusive social network The proposed scheme will be a membership only network costing a fee of £2k a year for...

We seem to be getting bombarded with figures on circulations and readerships at the moment but I thought I would highlight a few interesting trends in the online media world which have made me think Apparently, The Guardian has kept the number one...

I have just read an interesting post from Roy Gleenslade reporting that online unique users and circulation figures will now be added together in a new report format for the first time - this is a big step forward He reports: "It will reveal that...

I have just read an interesting post on Tech Digest about a new start-up company called YouNoodle (I am loving the name) which claims it can predict the business successes of the future using artificial intelligence The company has been created by...

As predicted it seems Toshiba is about to throw in the towel with its HD DVD format The BBC article reads: ""There have been media reports that Toshiba will discontinue its HD DVD business," a Toshiba spokesman said "In fact, Toshiba has not...

I have been contacted today and due to my interest in Netvibes, kindly asked if I would write about Pageflakes which is yet another Ajax based personalised homepage I currently use Netvibes to access my email, Facebook, Twitter, weather, football...

A while ago I wrote on my blog that I felt Sony had got it right with Blu-Ray and they would win the battle of the two high definition DVD formats Well as the battle has hotted up, it now appears that Blu-Ray really is beginning to dominate...

I have just read an article on BBC News informing me that eBay is to remove the opportunity for sellers to leave negative feedback for dodgy/bad buyers I have been trading on eBay for the last three years and I am a powerseller with 100% positive...