Posts written by Abid Warsi

Innovative flight comparison website and iPhone app

By Abid Warsi on 5 May 2011

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There are lots of flight comparison websites and almost all of them follow a very similar layout on their search results pages. They all have a long table with rows of complex information including airline, price, departure times, arrival times, flight durations and stopover durations.
Users have 2 challenges with such pages:
1.    All the information is … Read more about ‘Innovative flight comparison website and iPhone app’


Ecommerce Expo 2010

By Abid Warsi on 21 October 2010

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Webcredible had a stand at the Ecommerce Expo again this October which ran on Tuesday and Wednesday. If you came by you’ll have noticed that our stand looked very different. We changed our brand and logo on Monday, and we had a new stand design with the new look and feel to match.

We met some … Read more about ‘Ecommerce Expo 2010′


2nd leaders’ debate - rating the leaders’ performances

By Abid Warsi on 23 April 2010

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Last week I watched the election on my laptop to experience Social TV. The most interesting aspect was seeing how viewers’ ratings of the leaders changed throughout the debate. This week, I looked at the different ways in which websites or TV channels displayed viewers’ ratings to see which worked best.

Guardian’s Reaction tracker

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Election leaders debate - a social TV experience

By Abid Warsi on 16 April 2010

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Many people in the UK had a social TV experience tonight, watching the leaders debate while also commenting on facebook, twitter and chat rooms. Social TV is slowly getting more popular, especially at big events like this. I had my first social TV experience tonight. I had my laptop open on ITV’s website where there … Read more about ‘Election leaders debate - a social TV experience’


SeeSaw launches new online TV service

By Abid Warsi on 17 February 2010

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SeeSaw has just launched its TV service bringing together recent and archive TV programmes from the BBC, Channel 4 and Five. It bought its technology from Project Kangaroo, which was joint venture by the same broadcasters that the Competition Commission blocked. Now that this service has finally arrived will it succeed?

3 channels in … Read more about ‘SeeSaw launches new online TV service’


 

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