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Long term clients of ours Manners Mcdade commissioned a reworking of their old website in a more modern content management system.

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Loopo is pleased to announce we’ll be working with EMI Classics to improve and extend their website. We’ll be making a number of changes to the existing website, and also doing some back office integration to allow streamlining of the release process.

We’re very pleased to welcome Triarchy Press as a new client.

Over the next few months, we’ll be building an exciting new website for Triarchy, which should launch in early 2008. The new site will feature an online bookshop, community features such as blogging, tagging and commenting on publications, and a whole load more besides.

More news, as we have it!

Last week, we moved offices to the London Knowledge Innovation Centre, a new development within the South Bank Technopark (Itself part of the South Bank University). We’re very pleased with the spacious surroundings, super super fast broadband (40MB+ downstream) and our own private balcony. Unfortunately, Elephant and Castle feels like a food desert after the delights of Lower Marsh - luckily Coopers, Marsh Ruby and El Vergel are all within 10 minutes walk.

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Following a few weeks of being stuck in css hell (*don’t* mention IE 6 ever again please), we’re proud to unveil the shiny new version of the Centre for Performance Science website.
Designed in collaboration with the Centre’s Aaron Williamon, the site is a fully featured JK Content manager implementation.

New in this version are much friendlier URLs and user generated content (in www.science.rcm.ac.uk), plus a major overhaul of all the code, templating and an update to the content management software.

We’ve recently made a few improvements to our TRAC trouble ticketing/project management system. On an aesthetic level, we’ve now skinned the system in Loopo’s smart green livery, but more importantly we’ve vastly improved the automatic emailing and user assignment areas of the system. Overall, this will provide our clients with an easier to use and more intuitive system.

Also, everything is now hosted on our superfast shiny new servers.

I’ll blog seperately with a more technical piece on the TRAC system, but briefly: It’s an excellent open source trouble ticketing and project management system which we’ve grown to love. It does everything one would expect with minimal fuss and bother, and does not suffer from any application bloating.

Today we rolled out a brand new release of Mash Marketing’s in-house management system, “BABS” (Brand AmBassador Search, since you ask). It’s been a fun few months work, as BABS is essentially a large web database of pretty young things flaunting themselves to the camera.
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Our latest client site, www.world-aluminium.org , went live today.
Created for the International Aluminium Institute, the site uses JK Web Director as its content management system.

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