About to go on BBC Radio Scotland’s “Call Kaye” morning phone in talking about how some websites appear to force us into buying things we don’t want…! How do they trick us into “upsells”?
Parents know that children often say something that is obvious; they are also remarkably inventive and come up with fresh ideas without every seeing any negatives. Yesterday, my son Elliot and I were watching the
Shoppers across the UK will descend on out of town stores today in a bid to get the bargains. That’s because today is a public holiday – called a “bank holiday” in the UK. However,
Just five years ago you probably had not even heard of blogging; YouTube wasn’t even a dream and the idea that you could “instant message” between your home and the other side of the world
When I was a child I knew which day of the week it was because of the activities in the house. If my mum was doing the washing, it was Monday; if we were shopping
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