3. Your
own website?
Last
week, at
we talked about 'free' websites that cost £300 a year.
We found another 'free £300 website' of a Dartmouth company
this week, when we looked at it, we were greeted with a
'Windows Security Alert', and an unwanted 'pop up' window
advertising nothing at all to do with Dartmouth and wholly
inappropriate. Worse still our computer was infected
with Spyware as an iLead. We can trap
this; but your customers probably cannot. Is this how you
want to appear to your customers? no of course not!
Even if you have chosen the
wrong supplier, or have a name but have done nothing with
it, then our offer still stands. Or, if you have
nothing at all:
A website for
£150, exactly as we say, nothing more, nothing less and
nothing complicated.
An example is Ferry
View, how many Ferry Views are there in Dartmouth, in the
World?? Look up Ferry View in Google, not the UK, but
the whole World, it is number 3 or 4 on the first page!
www.Ferry-View.co.uk
Click here to see it. Do you like it?
Fancy something different? Fancy something really
quick to grab this season?
We will do everything,
register your new name, host the site, build the site,
maintain the site, everything. And all for £150, we
have a proven track record for getting you bookings.
Your new site can link into the TIC or any agency you are
using.
If you'd like to discuss
Dartmouth dot TV building you a web site (or refreshing your
existing one), call us on 01803 833366 or
click here.
4.
Memories of Dartmouth
Taken from another of Ray Freeman's
most excellent books 'Dartmouth A New History of the Port
and its People' Look carefully, very carefully, does
Foss street really have water 'both' sides of it?
5. Film
Society TONIGHT!
Three times Cannes winner,
HIDDEN (Caché) is a powerful, provocative look at guilt, trust,
responsibility and paranoia, played with unnerving suspense by
its brilliant cast.
The Paris-set drama plays with levels of reality right from the
start. It opens with a seemingly innocuous shot of a street
which turns out to be footage from one of several mysterious and
unnerving video tapes sent to bourgeois couple Georges and Anne
Laurent (Daniel Auteuil and Juliette Binoche). Georges can't
imagine who is sending the tapes, but scrawled drawings that
accompany some of them begin to trigger memories of his
childhood, particularly of a shameful incident involving an
Algerian boy.
And so the film begins to methodically unravel the many meanings
of the title: here are hidden cameras, hidden secrets and people
of colour who might as well be hidden for all the notice that
wealthy white people like Georges and Anne take of them.
Guest tickets are available from The Windjammer 7.30-7.55 at
£3.50 Our bar is open at The Guildhall from 7.30. The film to be
shown at 8pm approx.
6.
A new Town Crier?
Oh
Yeah, Oh Yeah, Oh Yeah, let it be known that Dartmouth
Town Council, The Chamber of Trade, and the Tourist Information
Centre are considering a new Town Crier, a good man has
volunteered and we think this would be great for Dartmouth.
Music Festival, Regatta,
Food Festival, Farmers Markets, the ideas go on and on.
We used to have an
outstanding man, do you think Dartmouth should have one? Let us
know by replying to this e-mail.
7.
Small News
Caption competition!
Enter here.
And please, we already rejected "I should never have had
that crab sandwich in Torquay"
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It's
time to book your holiday
in Dartmouth now, for
Self catering
click here, for
B&B
click here, for
Hotels
click here.
For a Tourist Guide
to Dartmouth
click here.
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Is your business
advertising here? press the "where to stay" "eating" or
"shopping" button on the top of this e-mail, are you
there? Do you want to be there for free? Do you
want a web site "all" inclusive for £150? Who you gonna
call? Err, yes, that would be us then.
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If you want
your event covered, we need the information in
the week before publication, no earlier.
About 100-200 words, a photograph and if applicable a
website link. If you don't have a photograph
please invite us so that next year you will have some!
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of Dartmouth dot TV
and be part of Dartmouth
