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Labels are more flexible than folders because a given email can have several labels but can’t be in several folders at the same time. A highly requested feature for labels, though, comes from the world of folders: the ability to organize labels hierarchically.

If you think this might be useful to you, go to the Gmail Labs tab under Settings, look for “Nested Labels,” enable it and click “Save.” You’ll then need to name your label with slashes (/) to make it the child of another. For example, let’s say you wanted to create a simple hierarchy with a “Home” label, and inside it a “Family” and a “Vacation” label. Just create three labels with the following names:

Home
Home/Family
Home/Vacation

You can then create “Home/Family/Kids,” “Home/Pets,” etc., to get something like the screenshot on the left. If you had the parent label “Home” before you don’t have to create it from scratch.

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Sneak Peek Link: http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2010/04/new-in-labs-nested-labels-and-message.html

Filed under: regular by Neil Rutherfoord

Seeing as the web has grown so quickly with web TV channels popping up here and there, with the almighty YouTube towering above, we don’t believe the term TV applies to the box that sits in your living room.

• Justin.tv is a very popular site where just about anyone can broadcast a channel of their own
• Hulu (which we cant get here in Australia)
• ABC iView
• BBC iPlayer (which we cant get here in Australia)
• YouTube Live broadcasts

But our favorite “TV” video provider would have to be TED Talks, purely because there are some truly inspirational people on there sharing their research or ideas. As their slogan says: “ideas worth spreading”.

Filed under: regular by Neil Rutherfoord

Well our favorite film would have to be a stop-motion production by Phil Messerer

We especially like the cameo by those squirrels!

http://www.imdb.com/video/wab/vi3929735961/

We also put together this youtube video for a customer of ours called Roo Roofing. I wouldnt class it as a film as such, but it just shows what we can do, even though we never went to film school….

Filed under: regular by Neil Rutherfoord