Monthly Archives: April 2009

Gruden sponsors WebDU web technology conference

We’re proud to announce that Gruden will be sponsoring WebDU 2009 for the fourth year running. For those that don’t know WebDU is a conference for anyone at the coal face of web design & development. Bringing together Adobe, Microsoft and Google and a host of local and international speakers – including Gruden’s very own [...]

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Swine Flu hits social media!

xkcd.com is as brilliant as ever today: Share this on: Facebook Twitter

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We’re ready for Internet Explorer 8

Microsoft’s new browser – Internet Explorer 8 – will be made available to Windows Update users within the next 10 days. If you can’t wait for that, you can download the final version from Microsoft right now. If you’re a Gruden customer and you’re wondering if the site we built for you will look like [...]

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Gruden site now iPhone-friendly

Being Mobile Friendly We recently commenced an effort to make the Gruden website more mobile-friendly. With the overabundance of iPhones in our office, that provided an easy start, and an easy platform to test with. We’ve always been believers in the separation of presentation and content. We code our HTML to best practices, with a [...]

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Gruden goes Naked

Styles have been stripped from blog.gruden.com to mark CSS Naked Day. Share this on: Facebook Twitter

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Gruden launches Aaron Stone for Disney Channel

Gruden have just launched the Aaron Stone site for Disney Channel Australia to support and promote the new show – Aaron Stone. Charlie Landers is a star video game player who has the avatar of AARON STONE in the world’s best selling role-playing video game “Hero Rising.” His world is turned upside down when the [...]

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The ethics of ad blocking and the future of media consumption

I turned off my ad blocker a few weeks back. I wanted to watch Champions League highlights on the SBS site and they cunningly serve this value-added content from their ad servers. SMH have been doing the same thing some time and I’d been playing this “turn ad blocker off, watch video, turn ad blocker [...]

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