Glide was asked to create the exhibition programme along with various other promotional materials for the launch on the 27th of July.

The exhibition is open from 28 July to 5 August, 10.00am to 4.00pm daily (noon opening on Sunday 1 August).

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You may think Apple is winning because Apple’s products are better. You may even think Apple is winning because Apple’s marketing is so great.

HOWEVER, the truth is that Microsoft made a series of strategic blunders that have blunted it’s once-unassailable market position, giving Apple the opening it’s needed to push past...

And amazing night, and a lot of fun. As proud sponsors of this years Charity Ball, Glide provided the design & print of all 700 booklets for the Charity Ball.

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These are the kind of stats that should make the Mozilla folks very happy. According to W3Schools data, Firefox climbed to 46.4% in February, while the various versions of IE dropped by 1.2% to 43.6%. Granted, this is skewed towards developers, but most sources agree that IE is on a downward slope.

Market Share shows Mozilla up again in February by a slim .14% to 21.77%, while IE dropped again by .11% to 67.44%. I'm sure Microsoft is hoping to boost their stats with IE8, but the enthusiasm for another Explorer release seems to be lacking.

If it weren't for Safari being strategic for the iPhone, I'd say that Apple ought to just kill Safari and embrace Firefox. (Well, with Fennec, they ought to anyway...) According to W3Schools, Safari is holding steady at 3%, despite being available for Windows in addition to Mac OS X. Market Share shows Safari at a more respectable 8.02%, but dropping from January.

The best news of all is for users who don't do Windows: A shrinking market share for IE means that Web developers should be thinking about writing for Web standards, not for a specific browser.

Written by Michael Woodhouse