Desperate Scousewives is the newest addition to E4‘s reality drama stable, joining sister series Made in Chelsea.
We were asked to create a Tweet-O-Meter for E4.com – an app that charts the popularity of the different Scousewives by pulling in the latest 500 tweets and updating every 30 seconds, tracking mentions of the characters’ usernames.… Read more
One from last years archive we thought you might enjoy: Dave Eccles and Emma Harvey talk to a bunch of students and freelancers about what we do at Numiko.… Read more
We’ve been busy looking at how we can help Cornish Mining build on the success of the new site we launched in the summer www.cornish-mining.org.uk and we’ve come up with a content module that can be easily integrated into business partner websites, to display information about places to go and what to see & do in the areas that make up the world heritage site.… Read more
We’ve been working with Channel 4 again – this time we’ve been commissioned to deliver the Comedy Blaps website.
Comedy Blaps is an online launch pad for emerging comedy writers, directors, performers and animators.… Read more
Last Friday, Numiko’s Dave Eccles took part in the Yorkshire Post Business Club event held as part of the Leeds Digital Festival, with Richard Allan, Facebook’s director of policy in Europe, Middle East and Africa giving the main address.… Read more
We have been working with Thompson Brand Partners to develop a new online postgraduate recruitment campaign for Leeds College of Music. The aim of this campaign is to promote the new Postgraduate Studies and Research Centre; raising LCoM’s profile as a postgraduate institute and position their courses as the very best.… Read more
Having worked together for over four years, LCM came to us to create a new site aimed at prospective postgraduate students. The aims for the new website were to raise awareness of LCM’s postgraduate offering, whilst raising the college’s profile and positioning the courses as the very best of postgraduate music studies.… Read more
BIMA (the British Interactive Media Association) work with the digital industry to raise standards and help nurture future talent. Once a year they hold the BIMA Awards which celebrates excellence and rewards great digital work.… Read more
As part of LDF 2011 we hosted a panel discussion last night about developing for children. On the panel were Pete Robinson and Claudio Franco from Dubit, Karen Lewis from MadeByPi, Dr Gianni Cassidy from Glasgow Caledonian University and me, being Tom Evans from Numiko.… Read more