Things we want to shout about...

We want to make sure you can see this so we made it rather large...

Just some of what we at Tregartha Dinnie can do for you: digital design, communication, PR, branding, social media, newsletter design, online e-newsletter & website development

Want more, visit our website: http://www.tregartha-dinnie.co.uk/

So shout it out!

You can contact Tregartha Dinnie in many ways...

Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/tregarthadinnie

Facebook: http://on.fb.me/y2tvxT

or visit our website: http://www.tregartha-dinnie.co.uk/

A little bit of bubbly...

Here is a tiny celebration by the TD team - will we tell you why? Well of course not, that would be cheating...

What Tregartha Dinnie can do for you

We think our list below is pretty special and at Tregartha Dinnie we can help you with and advise you on:

• design
• public relations
• communications
• social networking
• website development
• branding
• B2B
• digital marketing
• corporate identity
• catalogue design
• point of sale
• newsletter design
• packaging
• stand design
• and so much more...

Our website says it all http://www.tregartha-dinnie.co.uk/ and our client list speaks for itself.

Video games gone viral

Like a persistent neighbour showing you their new grandchild, when videos go ‘viral’, everyone (well, maybe not necessarily everyone) is meant to watch them and enjoy.

From the recent doco on the African war lord Joseph Kony, to Fenton the runaway dog in Richmond Park with his rather annoyed swearing owner  in the background and for all the romantics in existance, there was an American man who proposed to the tune of Bruno Mars: what makes a video so good, you just have to see it?

Videos that make people talk are talked about because they involve several things – the unexpected, the topical, the determination and the sometimes unexpected determination of the key character or cause.

It is about the participation in, the sharing and the passing on of news.

So what videos make you sit up and take notice of a video that everyone should be watching and talking about (of course until the next thing comes along…)

Share with us your comments.

Celebrity news alert

David Beckham is in a proper strop as he wasn’t allowed to go on the four-yearly school trip (Olympics football squad) and in retaliation now doesn’t want to get the next best prize (torch lighting) – please note this thought for the future, lighting the torch is pretty special Dave, get on board.

Gary Barlow has lost his shoes. It is the price of fame or living in the North http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-sussex-18796401

How many more cuts do we need?

In an age when the younger generation will possibly never get their foot on the ladder of home-buying, so many jobs balancing on the edge, money woes galore, how many more cuts does is the Government going to have to make...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-18811472#?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Spectrum of news - Wed 11th July

Heavier news of the day

Getting older, wiser but being left a little more penniless: who picks up the cost in the long run http://bit.ly/RZBzxI

The Telegraph reports: “Pensioners moving into nursing homes will be able to borrow money from the Government rather than having to sell their property to pay for care, under plans to be unveiled by ministers.”

also

What is the price of milk? Well, sounds like it is up for some negotiating.

Dairy Farmers go to Westminster to express their apprehensions over the future of the dairy industry http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-18792132

Lighter news to mill over your coffee

Slash gets a Hollywood star – http://bit.ly/LHbIvJ

Can't get my eyes off you...

In the days of 24 hour, rolling news and everything on the web in video form if we so wish, this website is strangely addictive.

It's sort of like the Olympic marathon but slower, less action, no medals and each athlete holding a moving flame above your head... so it has suspense...

http://bbc.in/z2QtZd

News alert

Heavy News
Is there any confidence in Greece really? http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2012/jul/09/eurozone-crisis-greek-government-confidence-vote

The news from the middle tier
Feminism and 'it all': http://www.independent.co.uk/opinion/commentators/laurie-penny-women-having-it-all-is-a-middleclass-myth-7923457.html

Lighter news
50 words for 'yes, it's raining again': http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-18461189

The extremes of what makes news

Friday 6th July

Heavy news

Reports say Japan’s nuclear plant disaster was man-made http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-18718057

Light ‘coffee-break’ news

The Sun’s truly inspirational (please note sarcasm) news piece ‘Larger than life Princess’ http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/woman/real_life/4413452/Im-a-26-stone-pageant-princess.html

Do Barclays really lose out, or is the customer still the victim?

With the announcement of the Barclays Chairman leaving, can we feel sorry for the banks at losing one of their key players, or has this further dampened all hopes of customer trust in the people who make the specific  point of keeping our money safe?

Is his departure going to stop the poor decision making?

We welcome comments and opinions.

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