Well, it’s very belated I know, but I’ve a backlog of blog post ideas that I’m working on getting through.

Click on the image above to view MMT Digitals’ December 2008 E-Newsletter. 

Me being the kind of person that rambles on about anything at the slightest provocation, I’ve contributed to the newsletter – writing all about 3D and Papervision.  See what you think.

MMT Digital’s Christmas E-Newsletter is due out soon, so I thought it might be a pertinent time to recap our earlier email, the Autumn E-Newsletter. And hey, this isn’t just a company promotional post, I actually want to blog this, because I very much like the design and also because I wrote one of the featured articles!

Click here to view the Autumn E-Newsletter online.

Click here to go straight to my article “The benefits of using new technology”.

If you’d like to join the mailing list and recieve the Christmas E-Newsletter, send an email to enquiries[at]mmtdigital.co.uk.

I know you’re all wishing you were there, but there has to be a limit on attendance.  But fear not – if you weren’t there on the day, we have a short film prepared, and will follow up with some photos from the day, just as soon as our official photographer gets sends the images over. ( Hint, hint – Mark ).

Check out the news story on MMT Digital’s website, or check below the jump to watch our video.

An event more entertaining than BBC’s “Strictly come dancing”, more thrilling than debugging year-old code, MMT Digital is moving to brand spanking new offices.

An official Press Release will be making its way online next week, with more pictures, but for now (and until I update again) check out what the site looked like only 4 months ago…

Our old ones have served the company well for 8 years, played host to 47 different employees and seen us through the original dot-com bubble.  But now we’ve run out of room for expansion, got fed up with having the teams split across different rooms in the building, lost patience with the inability to get more than 512kb/s broadband – and have snapped up a block in a new business development a mile or so down the road in Uppingham.

Our shiny new offices have been built over the past 9 months, decked out by interior designers for four weeks, and will be ready to move into on Monday, all going to plan.  Goodbye old haunted house – hello shiny offices, with your glass partitions, WiFi compatible internal walls and, hopefully, decent internet connection!

As for what it looks like, it’s all been kept a surprise by the interior decorators, so we’ll see what it looks like on Monday – and just pray that we can get someone competent from BT to transfer our broadband account, or we’re going to be a little stuck on Monday morning.