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FutureNet.com

Future Publishing saw the potential of websites, and responded with FutureNet.

The online home of their print magazine titles, it was one of the UK's earliest serious web ventures, launching in 1994.

Logo: FutureNet.com
Joining a team of online editors, I worked on numerous portfolio titles ranging from the ideal (.net magazine) to the surreal (Cross-Stitch Collection).Logo: Dot Net Magazine

Later we specialised in technology (launching T3's first site) and cinema, developing Total Film's digital presence.

Logo: T3

The limitations of a cut-and-paste approach to online copy were quickly exposed. Instead, portal editors developed subtly different brand identities bringing global exposure without harming newsstand sales.

Logo: Total Film
FutureNet provided the core content, design, coding and commercial skills which underwrite all successful modern websites.Logo: Computer Arts

But I still can't cross-stitch.

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Since 1994, I have produced or managed content on more than 150 sites for clients including:

• ITV 
 [Europe's largest commercial broadcaster]

Celador
 [Creators of Millionaire]   

• Granada Media
 [Globally-recognized television producer]  

• Carlton Communications
 [Former British media giant] 

• Future Publishing
 [Web portal early adopters] 

 

 

 

 


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