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Issue 135

How Anglicans fail to spread the word

For all that it has no trouble making headlines, the Anglican Church has a way of managing news itself that reveals just how deeply its house is divided. By David Bowen.

Best practice from Merrill Lynch, NCIL, SAGE Journals Online, and AEGON

  • Merrill Lynch: Volunteering information
    The website makes a dynamic contribution to a company's charitable activity.
  • NCIL: Something of a gimmick
    A well-intentioned ‘colour change’ feature could be missing the point of web accessibility.
  • SAGE Journals Online: Saving searches
    Registered users of a specialist site are given a personal search results archive.
  • AEGON: Aggravating animation
    An automated picture element in the navigation bar is an annoyance.

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