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Institution of Engineering and Technology Seeks Out World’s Brightest Ideas in Information Technology, Start ups and Intelligent Systems

The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) has launched a worldwide search for the best innovations in Information Technology and Intelligent Systems for one of the industry’s most prestigious awards programmes – the Innovation Awards. By Nina Doehmel.

SEO vs Content: Why you should stop trying to second-guess Google

The science of Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) has changed dramatically since the early days, where it was de rigeur to employ a series of techniques to attempt to fool – or at east second-guess – the search engines. And this can only really be a good thing for everyone using the internet, as it makes results more relevant to the searcher. By Julia Hutchison.

Businesses are standing in a crowded room when it comes to visual marketing

In this article, Roy Kimani, CEO of nideo, describes how businesses should use video marketing to stand out from the crowd and promote their message.

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