Re: UKNM: Dirty Tricks in the UK web industry?

[Tom Hume]

Hi Steve,


> So tell me, oh masters of all that is ethical (I'm assuming it is only they 

> that are complaining) why it is not clearer amongst the 'reputable' firms 

> listed in Revolution Magazine's Creative Portfolio this month, who did the 

> Mini, Audi and Peperami sites ?


As far as Mini and Peperami go, I would've thought it was clear from the

portfolio; we worked on the production of both (with APL) and continue to

provide hosting services to them both.


I can't really comment on Audi - the audi.co.uk site we launched recently

was produced conjunction with BBH/Limbo, so I can only presume APL have been

involved with another Audi site elsewhere.


> Both APL and Good Technology reference them with no qualifiers and with no 

> reference to each other.


If you look at our home page, you'll see we're quite open about our working

relationship with APL. They're clearly linked to, as a result of the work we

did with them for Compaq Grand Slam. We have a satellite team working in

their offices, which I guess is the reason why some of this confusion has

arisen.


Tom


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Good Technology ltd.                           http://www.goodtech.co.uk/


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