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Hi, my name is Ben, and along with a small team, I run Swinhoe Industries, a creative digital consultancy working with the modern web landscape.
We work with the best of the modern web. We use semantic, compliant languages to produce modern, functional solutions. We use platforms like Wordpress, Drupal, Twitter and Flickr to find the best solution to content and publishing. We solve problems. We see the web as a rich landscape of media and want to be a part of it.
We believe that good experiences online come from a great understanding of how the web works as a whole – and we bring that to the table.
We like to keep things simple and produce, good quality, engaging content.
We create photographic, video and audio rich content for all uses – Our photography, our video, our websites.
We actively use the newest applications and platforms on the web to bring real, social, interactive experiences to the audience, including; Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Vimeo, Flickr, Last.fm, Digg and many more – visit our network page to follow us.
Along with the blog, we also post to a tumblog. We like to keep these platforms slightly separate in terms of content and feel, the Tumblog is more playful and random, and covers elements of life, whereas the blog is more focused and related to work and technology.
Tools of the trade
Our main business is the internet and websites, and we offer a range of services to accompany this platform, including;
- Blogs
- Photography
- Micro-blogging
- Pod-casting
- Social-media
- Search Engine Optimisation
- XHTML / CSS
- Graphic and web design
- Video-casting
- Web-marketing
- Accessibility
- eLearning
- Performance / live events
- VJ sets / live video casting
- Video editing
We often work with competitions, events, exhibitions, galleries and festivals to help them achieve success. This can take the form of live video broadcasting, installation and artwork, photographic and video documentation, website publishing and content production.
Just because the tools of social media are free doesn’t mean they come without their own barrier to entry. The barrier is the knowledge of how to use them. Before you get started with using social media, you need to understand the tools you’ll be using.
Source:Lisa Barone, outspokenmedia.com
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Creative – Digital – Publishing – Production – Development – Content – Training – Photography – Consultancy – Management – Design – Video
