As of today HeadRed will be increasing their daily rate to £450 (£60 per hour). This price will not affect any existing quotes or projects, but will come into effect for any new price requests or work commissions.
“Our new daily rate is based upon research undertaken on local web companies and the current online marketplace [...]

There’s a big rumour doing the rounds at the moment that Google are on the verge of securing a deal to acquire the Internet’s new golden child, Twitter.
The price hasn’t been confirmed but one can only assume its well, well north of the $250 million valuation that they saw in their recent funding.
Twitter turned down [...]

Here at HeadRed we count ourselves thankful that 2009 has seen a big increase in the demand for PHP programming. In response to these demands we take great pleasure in introducing our new PHP developer – the man with three names, Paul David Martin.
Paul’s arrival means that, with both Danny and Chris already in situ, [...]

Evidence continues to mount that despite our slowing economy the web continues to be a key driver of both survival and success.
Research by Internet firm, Easynet Connect, has revealed that nearly half of small firms believe the Internet will be the most important tool to help them survive the recession.
The study showed that many small [...]

The Conservative party yesterday implemented an audacious online ambush of Alistair Darling’s budget, with the aim of buying up Google keywords and directing internet users to its “live rebuttal” of the chancellor’s speech.
The Tories plan was to buy up budget-related Google keywords as the chancellor mentions them in his speech from 12.30pm, in an online [...]