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Busy working on some seriously good projects for the likes of Match of the Day, Zingzillas, Turner, BBC Worldwide and who can forget the impressively hirsute Justin Lee Collins.

We’ve also signed up some serious new talent to help with the ever-increasing workloads, so check back over the coming days and we’ll fill you in on the details.

The competition is split into either primary (e.g. Ticketmaster) or secondary (e.g. Seatwave) providers, meaning they either have deals directly with the venues or are fan-to-fan ticket exchanges. Tixdaq however, aggregates all of these providers (and their tickets), enabling the consumer to have a one-stop destination to find and compare the cheapest and best tickets across the entire marketplace. Clever eh? The simple ideas are often the best.

We've tried to make the system as intuitive to the user as possible and dare we say it, we think we've done a pretty good job! The intelligent search function makes finding tickets a doddle, users can even check ticket availability by interactive seatmap within each venue and purchase as required.

We're betting Tixdaq is going to make quite an impact this year as they look to integrate their offering into other high traffic websites, so watch this space.

Corporate Responsibility doesn’t have to be dull and as part of our continued re-branding of Channel 4’s internal sites to make them more engaging and interactive, we’ve created a site to promote all the activities and initiatives Channel 4 does to fulfil their responsibilities as a good corporate citizen.

The site includes blogs, polls and comments in order to engage staff in an otherwise dry subject as well as some fabulous recycled imagery from the wealth of the C4 archive.

The site is designed to promote positive social, environmental and personal change and outlines the policies as well as challenging initiatives.

The new offering, called Times+, is the successor to Culture+ which we launched back in August 2008. The good news is that Culture+ was a massive success with unprecedented participation from the Times readership. As a result, Times+ will act as a standalone proposition and is designed to develop new revenue streams by rewarding readers' loyalty.

It also heralds a strategic shift for our friends at News International, as they look to concentrate on making money from regular readers rather than building as big an audience as possible in print and online.

This has been massive undertaking from our Technical and Creative teams who have worked tirelessly with a whole host of third parties (and their technologies!) to bring the clubs to life.

Our work has only just begun though. Over the next 12 months, we'll be tweaking the offering, developing new clubs and adding functionality to ensure the clubs go from strength to strength.

You can check out the new site at www.timesplus.co.uk.

The first project on the horizon is to deliver the new Boomerang EMEA portal. The website is primarily aimed at 3 to 6-year-olds and will support the satellite channels coverage of some of the most famous cartoon characters around - including Bugs Bunny, Garfield and Scooby-Doo.

The project is a rather large undertaking and will encompass microsites for all their characters, as well as games, exclusive content and competitions. We'll also be ensuring that kids from around the world get involved as the website has to be delivered in 9 different languages across 12 countries.

The UK version will be ready just in time for Christmas with subsequent countries rolled out periodically in the proceeding weeks...Zionks!