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Tuesday, November 08, 2005
 This way to the top
Search Engine Marketing techniques is this months main cover feature, giving you all the insider tips and tricks you need to get to the top of search engine results. Other features to look out for: Podcast tutorial using Audacity, budget CMS solutions in review, and Fright Sites - horror sites that need updating fast.
Illustrators appearing this issue are Sam Gilbey and Sean Rodwell with cover artwork by me.
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Thursday, October 27, 2005
 Today's game is Paintball
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Thursday, October 20, 2005
 Time you took a look at the Creatures in my Head - well, not my head but Andrew Bell's.
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Monday, October 17, 2005
I think everyone can produce something for the Mock Turner Prize that can better the shed from the real Turner Prize. Go ahead and have a go.
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Monday, October 10, 2005
Get your site brighter than white
For better sites that attract hordes of visitors you need new triple-action* .net. Just sprinkle liberally over your designs and hey presto you'll be at the top of all the search engines. The main feature tells you how to combine the APIs of leading brand names to make your content richer and stronger.
Order it now...
* possibly
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Friday, October 07, 2005
Vettriano through the eyes of BBC Magazine readers.
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Thursday, September 22, 2005
It's great what you can find when you root around your log files. You'll find an illustrator that's visited you (in this case mac at ghettocooler - well, if my logs are to be believed! Ta.) Then you spot their del.icio.us links and go a crawling and up pops Kev Adamsons site - top images. The power of tinterweb unleashed.
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Absolute aceness abounds. Tellie Savalas surfaces in a late seventies documentary on the city he loves. Birmingham: It's Not Shit has the film online.
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Tuesday, September 20, 2005
Its the ever-so-late buy a .net post!
In this months issue you'll find the mag, a free packed CD and a book. Features are about essential skills needed to get a top job, build a OSX widget, a Macromedia Studio 8 review, a look at technology in Japan and much more. The CD has Erol 3.5 Small Store on it and the book is a taster of "Learning PHP5" from O'Reilly.
Order it now...
Illustrators include Kev Speck, David Lyttleton, TwelveTen and Nigel Dennis.
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Here's a chance to take a look at the work of Rob Hare part of the Beards with Beef design collective.
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Candykiller: suck it and see some luscious artwork
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Thursday, September 15, 2005
Ho ho ho, here's another water problem for Dubya: Bush 'caught short' at UN summit. I love the fact that he actually looks like he's asking permission to be excused.
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Wednesday, September 07, 2005
 Yet again Tom Reynolds - a London Ambulance Service E.M.T - leaves me speechless: Sorry.
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Wednesday, August 31, 2005
Here's a Future publishing regular contributor: Tom Hughes Illustration.
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Introducing Paul Robbins an illustrator from South Wales. Some good vector work in there.
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