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Friday, 15 May 2009
Mediaburst has reinvigorated its website to push its mobile messaging services and showcase its ability to provide support for advertising and marketing agencies.

Mediaburst has reinvigorated its website to push its mobile messaging services and showcase its ability to provide support for advertising and marketing agencies.
The Alderley Edge-based business has improved navigation on the portal and is pushing its bulk SMS messaging offer, which can be fully controlled via Microsoft Outlook.

Mediaburst sees this as a key growth area for the market, with Outlook being the system of choice for 1.4 million businesses across the EU.

MD Gary Bury said of the changes: "Mediaburst is focused on becoming the mobile messaging partner-of-choice for enterprises and the defacto mobile support company for marketing agencies.

"The website continues to evolve and this latest release sees improved navigation to ensure clients can quickly locate the products and services most relevant to their needs. It’s a reflection of our business focus."

www.mediaburst.co.uk

 

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 1 By Impartial Observer, on 17-05-2009 22:21
Nice try, but it doesn't render properly in Firefox (mac). Also uses some really untidy markup and tags that were deprecated years ago (namely the font tag). Probably the cause of the Firefox bugs. 
 
Inline CSS isn't a good idea either.
 2 By Bethel Morengay, on 18-05-2009 13:21
Why are they including prototype.js and prototype-lite.js? Also, why are they including moo-fx.js and the packed version of the same javascript file? Cowboys. 
 
Nice use of inline styles, inline javascript and font tags, though. 
 
I also like their high tech forgotten password setup, which just opens up your mail client.

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